American cars > European cars >> Japanese cars

Oh noez 2 car threads in 1 week in OT? dis topech has bin done 2 deth!!!

Anyway, American cars are obviously the best. Proof? I have none other than eye candy:

2008 Super Snake 605:

T3h specs:
0-60 in 4.4(Can't launch in 1st gear due to massive wheelspin)
Tq: 590lb-ft (533 at the wheels)
HP: 605 at the flywheel (557 at the wheels)
1/4th mile: Comes in 12.5 @ 120mph flat
Slalom: .93g so it handles pretty good for a 2 ton car or even a sports car(Which it isn't)

This is just the 605, theres another one with a Kenne Bell supercharger kaing 725hp at the flywheel and 650lb-tq. The only problem I have with these cars is the launch due to the engine spooling up, over powering the tires. If you can correct the launch, which will inevitably have an effect on handling overall, then you have car that can hang with the best of them.

I'd probably say Europe.Robertoey

Sure, if you like cars that practically drive themselves.

[QUOTE="Robertoey"]I'd probably say Europe.Pro_wrestler

Sure, if you like cars that practically drive themselves.

Internationally, American cars are almost a joke because of their build quality and simpleton design.

Europe>Japanese>>>American, its just how it is, BL GG.kruesader

I like cars that take effort to drive and in that case: American cars >>>>>>>>>>>>> Japanese >>>>> European.

As far as looks go: American > European > Japanese

[QUOTE="Pro_wrestler"]

[QUOTE="Robertoey"]I'd probably say Europe.kruesader

Sure, if you like cars that practically drive themselves.

Internationally, American cars are almost a joke because of their build quality and simpleton design.

Really? Proof?

American cars are just pure muscle, which is cool. But they just don't have the style or quality of a European or Japanese car.

Internationally, American cars are almost a joke because of their build quality and simpleton design.

Agreed. American cars are only tolerated because of games such as NFS but asides from that not many people really like them. European and Japanese cars are superior in build and efficency.

[QUOTE="kruesader"][QUOTE="Pro_wrestler"]

[QUOTE="Robertoey"]I'd probably say Europe.Pro_wrestler

Sure, if you like cars that practically drive themselves.

Internationally, American cars are almost a joke because of their build quality and simpleton design.

Really? Proof?

How can I prove a general opinion? I could probably find something but I won't for now, what I am saying is that most American cars are just a large engine in a stylish body, there is very little passion or true design involved.

What the hell am I going to do with 600 horsepower?

American cars are just pure muscle, which is cool. But they just don't have the style or quality of a European or Japanese car.

dbowman

sty1e is preference...quality can be proven.

Previous year's studies have shown Ford narrowing the quality gap with Japanese automakers. This year's report found that Ford is now in a statistical dead-heat with Japan's leading carmakers, according to a source who had reviewed the numbers.detnews

http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080405/AUTO01/804050355/1148

Europe>Japanese>>>American, its just how it is, BL GG.kruesader

the dude is right

[QUOTE="kruesader"]Europe>Japanese>>>American, its just how it is, BL GG.DrCoCoPiMp

the dude is right

I concur.

How can I prove a general opinion? I could probably find something but I won't for now, what I am saying is that most American cars are just a large engine in a stylish body, there is very little passion or true design involved.

kruesader

In that case, Japanese cars and European cars are internationally known for poor quality and performance. I can make up things aswell, since you can't prove what you said.

i'ld say europe makes the best

[QUOTE="kruesader"][QUOTE="Pro_wrestler"]

[QUOTE="Robertoey"]I'd probably say Europe.Pro_wrestler

Sure, if you like cars that practically drive themselves.

Internationally, American cars are almost a joke because of their build quality and simpleton design.

Really? Proof?

if you want proof go to a cadillac dealer and sit in a escalade then go to a mercedes dealer and sit in a g class the interior bulid quality is like night and day, i did that at the car show this year, american cars are notorious for there terrible interiors, the only thing i dont like about my 2001 lincoln ls is the build quality on the interior theres just to many cheap plastics

What the hell am I going to do with 600 horsepower?

Oleg_Huzwog

[QUOTE="kruesader"]

How can I prove a general opinion? I could probably find something but I won't for now, what I am saying is that most American cars are just a large engine in a stylish body, there is very little passion or true design involved.

Pro_wrestler

In that case, Japanese cars and European cars are internationally known for poor quality and performance. I can make up things aswell, since you can't prove what you said.

it's commonly known that japanese cars last and american cars are built by the finance department and don't do corners

[QUOTE="Robertoey"]I'd probably say Europe.Pro_wrestler

Sure, if you like cars that practically drive themselves.

Way to generalise. Try driving a TVR and see how you get along.

And yet again I think Europe = Japanese >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> American.

Europe for style, high market car, especially supercar variety, and Japan for everyday cars, reliability, price, mpg etc.

Personally I'd take Japanese cars, since they're usually better in the areas that matter to most people.

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

What the hell am I going to do with 600 horsepower?

foxhound_fox

True dat you never know when your going to have to pump $100 in gas weekly. Aswell the insurence prices are rediculasy low.

/thread

[QUOTE="kruesader"]

How can I prove a general opinion? I could probably find something but I won't for now, what I am saying is that most American cars are just a large engine in a stylish body, there is very little passion or true design involved.

Pro_wrestler

In that case, Japanese cars and European cars are internationally known for poor quality and performance. I can make up things aswell, since you can't prove what you said.

WTF? Japanese cars have excelent performance and so do the European cars. This can easily be proved via the interwebz.

Oh man.

For some reason I'm picturing the thread creator driving around a jacked Ford F150 with a "Made with tools, not chopsticks" bumper sticker.

Eh.

European Cars = Japanese Cars

American cars are off in their own dreamland, personally I prefer Japanese cars.

I sense another one of those topics where the kid just totally stole the pictures of the car and the specs from another site and was caughtmoptopskate

[QUOTE="Pro_wrestler"]

[QUOTE="Robertoey"]I'd probably say Europe.Hoobinator

Sure, if you like cars that practically drive themselves.

Way to generalise. Try driving a TVR and see how you get along.

And yet again I think Europe = Japanese >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> American.

Europe for style, high market car, especially supercar variety, and Japan for everyday cars, reliability, price, mpg etc.

Personally I'd take Japanese cars, since they're usually better in the areas that matter to most people.

European cars suck in the regard of supercars, every "Supercar" they make is $200,000. Why do they get out performed by cars that are 1/3rd the price? Because your paying for a name plat rather than actual performance.

In that case, Japanese cars and European cars are internationally known for poor quality and performance. I can make up things aswell, since you can't prove what you said.

Pro_wrestler

and Soviet cars are known for reliability, I suppose.

[QUOTE="Pro_wrestler"]

In that case, Japanese cars and European cars are internationally known for poor quality and performance. I can make up things aswell, since you can't prove what you said.

Hewkii

and Soviet cars are known for reliability, I suppose.

Nothing like a Lada!

[QUOTE="moptopskate"]I sense another one of those topics where the kid just totally stole the pictures of the car and the specs from another site and was caughtPro_wrestler

[QUOTE="Pro_wrestler"]

[QUOTE="Robertoey"]I'd probably say Europe.Hoobinator

Sure, if you like cars that practically drive themselves.

Way to generalise. Try driving a TVR and see how you get along.

And yet again I think Europe = Japanese >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> American.

Europe for style, high market car, especially supercar variety, and Japan for everyday cars, reliability, price, mpg etc.

Personally I'd take Japanese cars, since they're usually better in the areas that matter to most people.

European cars suck in the regard of supercars, every "Supercar" they make is $200,000. Why do they get out performed by cars that are 1/3rd the price? Because your paying for a name plat rather than actual performance.

Most people don't care about supercars.

[QUOTE="Oleg_Huzwog"]

What the hell am I going to do with 600 horsepower?

foxhound_fox

obviously not a car fan if your wondering what to do with that much horsepower lmao

Oh man.

For some reason I'm picturing the thread creator driving around a jacked Ford F150 with a "Made with tools, not chopsticks" bumper sticker.

DJ_Lae

Most people don't care about supercars.

thrones

So?

True dat you never know when your going to have to pump $100 in gas weekly. Aswell the insurence prices are rediculasy low. faisal123456

I sense another one of those topics where the kid just totally stole the pictures of the car and the specs from another site and was caughtmoptopskate

:| Then may I suggest rehab? :P

http://www.roadandtrack.com/article.asp?section_id=3&article_id=6056&page_number=2

Have a nice day.

Europe>Japanese>>>American, its just how it is, BL GG.kruesader

Couldn't say it better.