Car companies that have lost there song

[Conner Davies]

this is a thread to discuss what car companies you think have lost there song (ie there golden age has gone) i think that mg, rover and lanica have lost there song :(

[JackOfClubs]

this is a thread to discuss what car companies you think have lost there song (ie there golden age has gone) i think that mg, rover and lanica have lost there song :(
Well isn't Lancia out of business?
And I agree with the other two. Nothing special about either of them.

[gone123]

Well isn't Lancia out of business?

Nope they're still kicking.

[beplubber24]

All of them have, except for Ford, who has stayed true to the American people. It pains me to say it, but it's true. GM has a Chinese CEO who is taking jobs out of our country and into his. Chrysler is now owned by fiat, the Italian company. All others, have lost sight of what was really true, not treating the customers right, and now they're trying to compensate for it. I hate car companies, but love cars.

[Conner Davies]

fiat now own them

[beplubber24]

fiat now own them

Did I not just say that in my response, read it actually, not skim it.

[Skyhawk]

Haha at the fail ^^^

I think most of the American companies are garbage now.

[Conner Davies]

Agree

[camilo96]

isizu, / suzuki. (atleast here in the us. )

[Cognizant]

General Motors.

[Infidelitas]

isizu, / suzuki. (atleast here in the us. )

These companies are thriving here in Australia. Holden (GM) aren't doing that bad either.

[havingfun]

.............

[Sol90]

Saturn.

[British Royale]

I think its absolutly sad when something looses thier song. My favorite band Shearwater did that when Animal Joy album came out. But for car companies-once you make a change, you cant go back. MG, Lancia are the big ones. I used to think of that with ferrari a few years ago. But with the 458 and the new berlintina (i think its spelled that way) thier sort of art deco fascination way is coming back. But the absolute worse of all had to be Aston Martin when the design team went for a super car design in the late 2000s. I think the DB7 was the final true AM.

[Conner Davies]

Ferrari have always been good (apart from there styling in the early 21st Century they weren't ugly just not pretty and the f50 is horrid in every way)

[IAMWILL]

American car companies have been doing extremely well recently, and coming out with good new cars too.
Alfa Romeo only makes two cars now, they have kinda lost it, Lancia too.

[War-Is-Real]

All american companies.

[Conner Davies]

All american companies.

agree

[Gandalf]

Porsche and Lamborghini... Both seem to be repetitive and boring... The same models reincarnated over and over again...

[PinkFloyd]

basically only in America

BMW is my favorite car brand until I see 2004- The new ones are all plastic...

Ford because I don't like the newest style of mustang.

General motors has been producing a lot of similar cars. (Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, Pontiac, (oob) Oldsmobiele, (oob) Saturn, (oob)

[Blur]

Porsche and Lamborghini... Both seem to be repetitive and boring... The same models reincarnated over and over again...
Porsche's timeless to me tbh. Plus, their Boxster is finally accepted by men (didn't know why it wasn't before, just because it's cheaper than the others doesn't make it a bad car). There is little to change about Porsches, but then again that's just me.
GM? I wouldn't know, not a lot of american cars where I live.