Your 5 Favorite Car Brands

[xpress]

Aston Martin
Ferrari
Jaguar
BMW
Porsche

 

[amstokesdb9]

Aston Martin
TVR
Lamborghini
Porsche
Jaguar

 

[East2West]

Mclaren
Spyker
Koenigsegg
Pagani
Ferrari

 

[660]

SAAB
Alfa Romeo
Porsche (esp late 1960ies 911s and also the latest incarnation of 911)

Struggling a bit with coming up with more brands that make the cut.

Always fancied Land Rover Defenders, though, I also really like old Mercs like the Grosser and Pagoda and a lot of the most recent models look great.

 

[uhurit]

Saab - because it's a car for select few
BMW- pure performance
Mercedes - german cache
Jaguar - the sexiest car alive
Land Rover - best looking SUV's in the Range Rover range

 

[ramuman]

Originally Posted by uhurit

Saab - because it's a car for select few
...

Eurotrash and fat middle-aged Americans?

 

[The Mitchelli]

Aston Martin
Mclaren
Lotus
Bentley
It's a tie at 5th place TVR and Jensen

 

[uhurit]

Originally Posted by ramuman

Eurotrash and fat middle-aged Americans?

Yep, I qualify as eurotrash...fat middle aged people drive chryslers and caddys

 

[MrGoodBytes]

saab (pre gm, especially the sonnet)
audi
porsche (especially anything pre80)
lotus (pre this year)
nash

 

[rjakapeanut]

jaguar
toyota
nissan
bmw
cadillac

its a weird list lol. gotta include toyota as they're like...just what us poor people drive. i love nissan cars and trucks. cadillacs are just old school cool in my book. BMW is BMW and i'm a beamer ***. old school jaguars are my favorite cars.

 

[mikeman]

Aston Martin
Volvo
BMW
Porsche
Land Rover

 

[Avocat]

Porsche 911 Turbo x's 5! Hon. Mention: Alfa Romeo Spider, MGB, Jag E-Type (XK-E), Benz Roadster and ... Mazda's MX-5 Miata ... that's right, the Miata: b/c it filled a huge void in the market for many at the time, thus prompting i.e. Porsche, BMW, etc. to bring back roadsters (not to mention that it's actually a fun little car that's easily modified for the track -- see, e.g. SCCA Pro Racing/Spec Miata). @ Albern: agreed. My vote of confidence for the Tesla Roadster, too, with fond memories of American muscle cars of the 60s and early 70s (Mustang, Charger, Corvette, GTO, etc.). Mass market children synonymous with youth and powerful engines, igniting a horsepower race and thus a whole new high-performance era for which Ford (especially) deserves credit: i.e., having invented the assembly line as applied to the industry as you say, but also b/c my mother has fond memories of early 30s Ford Roadsters (but not so much the rumble seat

 

[StephenHero]

Aston Martin
Audi
Volvo
Land Rover

 

[Pinhas]

Audi
Alpha Romeo
BMW
Aston Martin
Ferrari

 

[sjd]

In no particular order (well, alphabetical) of preference other than they are all motorsport focused.

Audi
BMW
Ferrari
Mazda
Porsche