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Anonymous wrote:Because if you drive a Toyota or a Volvo you're some kind of woke communist or something.

Funny that you mention the communists… Volvos are Chinese.

Do the Swedish know that?

Presumably the Swedes who still remain manufacturing Volvos know who owns their company, yes.

Yes, they’ve sold out to the Chinese masters.

Anonymous wrote:My Dad had Chevy cars in the 1970s. All junk. I bought a Ford as first car - replaced much of electrical system twice. Junk. Since then, I've had one Nissan, 3 Subarus and 1 Mazda. Great cars. Last forever if you pick the right model and take care of the car. My experience is that Subaru and Mazda are better cars and more reliable than Ford or Chevy.

American cars sucked from around 1973 to 1983. So what. Nothing to do with 2024 models.

My last three American cars were totaled. (1998, 2005 and 2017) My current two American cars are a 2011 and 2012 model.

But my 1973 dodge sucked, but so did my 1975 Mercedes and 1980 Fiat.

Reliable my 2022 Hyundai and 1996 Camry were but boring

My 1969 Dodge Charger and 1968 Firebird were amazing

My 2005 BMW 5 series amazing but maint costs terrible.

My Subaru was good but quirky

I rented a mustang convertible and loved it recently

In the south land, we tend to buy American brands.