Best Dealer

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Leonidae
...from US, I'd say that best possible car is Focus RS...

Say whut? Since when is a Mazda-sourced British Ford an american car? ;)

Leonidae
BMW120i is one of best european rwds.

The 120d is actually faster...I'm not sure how the two compare in tuning, though. :)

GeorgeMorley
Im acctully to young to drive.

I won't say much, because I share your preference for German cars, but when you are old enough to drive, the fact that Japanese cars are cheaper than German cars and much cheaper to fix, yet still as reliable, will probably make them appeal to you more.
 
GeorgeMorley
most japanese cars are made of crap plastic in an old fish factory

HHHhhhmmmmmmm potential genius at work here.

[toungue in cheek mode]You are aware that making knowingly false statements is a breach of GT Planet's AUP[/toungue in cheek mode].

Seriously thats one of the single most ludicrous statements I've seen in quite a while, and one made with an obviously limited knowledge of the motor industry.

Scaff
 
Scaff
HHHhhhmmmmmmm potential genius at work here.

[toungue in cheek mode]You are aware that making knowingly false statements is a breach of GT Planet's AUP[/toungue in cheek mode].

Seriously thats one of the single most ludicrous statements I've seen in quite a while, and one made with an obviously limited knowledge of the motor industry.

Scaff


:lol: owned
 
:lol: :mad: ... ... ... :cool:

I admire you for stating your own opinion, but in future, you should not go to such linguistic extremes. Use a 'sweet medium' approach...:sly:

Back on topic, I would have to say Pescarolo as my favourite race car dealer, however, it is impossible to exclude Toyota, as it produces the two fastest cars in the game, just look at my sig.

For road class, I would have to say BMW or Nissan, but really, buy from a dealer that suits your interests, if it's compact city cars, go for the low end of the respectable Japanese dealers:tup:

FormulaGT
 
GeorgeMorley
most japanese cars are made of crap plastic in an old fish factory

GeorgeMorley
Its my oppinion I prefer German cars to Japanese

Do you know a German car named Trabant? (Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trabant)

Wikipedia
The Trabant's body panels were made of Duroplast, a form of plastic containing resin strengthened by wool or cotton. This helped the GDR to avoid expensive steel imports, but did not provide much crash protection, although in crash tests it has actually proved to be superior to some modern small hatchbacks. The Trabant was the second car to use Duroplast, after the "pre-Trabant" P70 model (1954-1959). A scene in the movie Black Cat, White Cat by Emir Kusturica shows a Trabant being eaten slowly by pigs.
 
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Me
most japanese cars are made of crap plastic in an old fish factory

Most Japanese cars,most
 
GeorgeMorley
Most Japanese cars,most

OK I want the names of 10 (Ten) Japanese cars that you can prove are made from cheap plastic and in an old Fish Factory.

Most Japanese cars are built to a very high standard in state of the art, purpose built factories in range of countries around the world.

Accept the fact that your statement was both incorrect and biased and move on.

Scaff
 
nissan micra is the only one i have on mind right now (the older model)
 
GeorgeMorley
nissan micra is the only one i have on mind right now (the older model)

Depending on how old you are talking the Micra was built in a state of the art factory (and the single most productive automotive plant in Europe) in Sunderland, it won European Car of the Year at launch and had a record for reliability that was the envy of many manufacturers.

However you said "most japanese cars are made of crap plastic in an old fish factory", thats are as in current, not were as in the past. Therefore even that point (your only one) is null and void.

BTW before you continue this you may want to check what industry I work in (profile), before arguing this one. A blanket statement as blindingly inacurate as yours will not win out, that I can assure you.

Leave it.

Regards

Scaff

BTW - This does not relate to this thread, but I have noticed that you are trying to get around the swear filter, don't. Simply use non offensive language, keep trying this and action will be taken.
 
funny, i installed a towbar into that kind of car today. :lol:

edit: to me it seems that he is backing himself up. that's called schizophrenia or something.. or the he's just self-centered etc..
 
OK guys, I hope that George has got the point now.

Can we please get it back on topic now (gives self a slap as well).

Ta

Scaff
 
George, i know that it is hard to admit defeat sometimes. But now and then you just have to admit that you said something stupid that you aren't very educated on rather than proving your ignorance by trying to prove "your point."

"Better to leave your mouth closed and be assumed ignorant than to open your mouth and prove it."

Hey, we still like you here at GTPlanet. You said it yourself, you're young ... so you naturally have opinions that differ from us older guys. Your opinions will change as you get older and gain more knowledge. Take this topic as one of those 'gaining more knowledge' moments.

Thanks for your suggestion though. ;-)
 
DrewCCU
You said it yourself, you're young ... so you naturally have opinions that differ from us older guys.


:lol: I felt soooo old when I read this...even though i'm not :p


Ciao....
 
lol, i guess i did make it seem like the only people here are a bunch of old men. lol.
 
Ten votes Nissan.
 
DrewCCU
So far, BMW and Nissan are neck and neck with Honda and Toyota close on their tails. Hmm, ironically enough, those are all Japanese dealers.

Any objections?

I have an objection -- BMW is German. I hope that was just an oversight... ;)

By the way, I just realized I didn't really vote, per se. My vote goes to BMW, natürlich. :)
 
GeorgeMorley
Im acctully to young to drive.

Its my oppinion I prefer German cars to Japanese

Having owned both, worked on both and took both to track days ill give some of my notes.

German cars are superb! However they are built like tanks and they use 3 bolts and a lot of fancy fixers where one bolt and a washer would have done. Too heavy! loose a lot of their true speed potential.
Japanees cars. They had a hard time finding petrol in the second world war so their enginies had to be efficient! A japanese car is on average 10% more efficient than any other. The japanese are masters of simplicity. Ive tracked subaru, audi and vw. The subaru is the only one you can fit all the tools to repair it in a metal cantelever tool box!
Im not a big fan of Nissan though thesedays theyre excellent. I still remember back to when they were shipping cars to the UK and didnt understand the climate. They would rot from the inside out and the engine mounts had a habbit of falling off. More than one old Nissan had its engine fall out during a drive!
In Game i still avoid the nissans but thats mainly through boredom. Ive been playing since GT1 and ive won more skylines than you can shake a stick at! :guilty:
 
i Vote for everythign American 1 time.. So give Ford, Dodge, Chrysler, Pontiac, ect.. another tally a piece..
 
Scaff
OK I want the names of 10 (Ten) Japanese cars that you can prove are made from cheap plastic and in an old Fish Factory.

Most Japanese cars are built to a very high standard in state of the art, purpose built factories in range of countries around the world.
Accept the fact that your statement was both incorrect and biased and move on.

Scaff

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"A scene in the movie Black Cat, White Cat by Emir Kusturica shows a Trabant being eaten slowly by pigs."

LOL!
 
Oh yes, here is the Trabby after the pigs have finished chewing it.
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Wolfe2x7
I have an objection -- BMW is German. I hope that was just an oversight... ;)

By the way, I just realized I didn't really vote, per se. My vote goes to BMW, natürlich. :)

Ah thanks, yes, it was an oversight.
 
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