We all hear the stereotypes about how Europeans (and many other nationalities) "hate" American muscle and such, but what do you guys think?
Do international Veeky Forums bros like/dislike American cars? Any reasoning?
What do non-Americans think about American cars?
Austin Nguyen
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Carter Martinez
Europeans like american cars in general because they are quite rare and look "exotic" and stand out when compared to euro cars
Daniel Perry
ime only people who know fuck all about cars hate american cars
William Powell
I've wondered about that, too.
Like, is it the reverse of the United States where everyone here owns a BMW/Mercedes as a status symbol, so would people in European countries own Mustangs/Camaros/etc, not necessarily as a status symbol, but due to rarity/exclusivity?
Alexander Reed
I'm French and yes, exactly
A basic bitch Mustang/Camaro will turn heads
Caleb Reyes
I find it pretty damn funny how most of the middle east doesn't like American culture but they love American muscle.
Christian Ortiz
It applies in the UK up to a point. Nobody likes corvettes though
Easton Allen
Until last year Mustangs were not sold here in Germany. Only import. Was extremely rare car.
Ford itself is pretty big 7% of the marked. But before the new global ford they only sold european designed fords and not american fords.
All the real "american" american cars are rare.
Driving a american muscle car in a country thats 90% hatchbacks, wagons and suv´s is very exclusive.
Elijah Myers
Im in new zealand we dont have a domestic market for cars so our roads are dominated by japanese vehicles, european vehicles are more common then american, i like american cars but everytime i see them i just think they look cheap, bad panel gaps and shitty lights, but over all there aiite id own one if i could afford one but they are horribly over priced
Xavier Johnson
>90% hatchbacks, wagons and suv´s
I wonder, do Germans drive their own luxury cars, like Mercedes and BMWs?