Best selling car in US for the last 23 years

unkel · 07-01-2005 10:52am #1

The Ford F-series. About a million of these cars *ahum* are sold every year :rolleyes:

CrowdedHouse · 07-01-2005 11:00am

There's no accounting for taste........particularly bad taste !

lomb · 07-01-2005 11:14am

the lightining version of it is lovely and the dodge ram competitor of this in i think 5.7 litre hemi magnum version is absolutely gorgeos.
more of a boys toy though but when done up look the absolute part.

gs39t · 07-01-2005 3:31pm

lomb wrote:

the lightining version of it is lovely and the dodge ram competitor of this in i think 5.7 litre hemi magnum version is absolutely gorgeos.
more of a boys toy though but when done up look the absolute part.

The Dodge RAM SRT-10 is the fastest pickup truck on earth - 158mph!
:eek:

Dont know why the original poster has something against pickups...whats the most popular selling vehicle here, the Focus? :rolleyes:

Interceptor · 07-01-2005 3:48pm

Hmmm, best selling in the US maybe but Californians still vote for the Honda Accord.

Pick-ups in the States are occasionally used for their intended purpose unlike the amount of Terrano/Trooper/Land Cruiser commercials here which are used to deliver printer cartridges.

And as for pointing at the best selling car in Ireland - sure begorrah, we have no taste at-all at-all.

'c

unkel · 07-01-2005 4:40pm

gs39t wrote:

The Dodge RAM SRT-10

With the 8.3 V10 from the Viper. 500BHP for just €35k :eek:

gs39t wrote:

Dont know why the original poster has something against pickups

Not really when they're used for what they were built for, but some are just soo ugly. Also American pickups look a lot more uniform than European cars

gs39t · 07-01-2005 4:50pm

unkel wrote:

Also American pickups look a lot more uniform than European cars

*cough* Chevy SSR

ambro25 · 07-01-2005 4:57pm

I quite like the 'classic' F-150

Concur with all in regards of the 'purpose' argument (which is why I abhorr SUVs and People Carriers) - except perhaps in the above case of the SSR (I'm a fool for beautiful metal on wheels

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unkel · 07-01-2005 5:19pm

gs39t wrote:

*cough* Chevy SSR

Puke

mike65 · 07-01-2005 5:23pm

I can't wait till the F-series comes with an electric/hybrid engine. See them rednecks blanch!

Mike.

ambro25 · 07-01-2005 5:48pm

Is it supposed to happen? Reverting back to the 'utility' argument, I can see the wisdom of a full-electric version (unbelievable torque compared to any petrol/diesel version, mad ones excepted), but given distances in US and current range levels of all-electric cars, a no-go... Hybrid sounds inherently over-complicated and the Prius is just way up there with the MultiBleuark design-wise. An F' series would the first good-looking hybrid car to come yet

Still, so much metal to move with batteries...

Canis Lupus · 07-01-2005 5:55pm

Hillbillies buy them and then star in America's wildest police chases and wonder why the "car" flipped when they tried to take a 90o turn at 100 mph

unkel · 07-01-2005 6:26pm

Canis Lupus wrote:

the "car" flipped when they tried to take a 90o turn at 100 mph

More like 20o turn at 30mph

elexes · 07-01-2005 6:32pm

i wouldnt say no to one .

shagman · 08-01-2005 2:01am

My god there is people with taste on this forum. Finally not a posting complaining about fuel economy of an almera or focus or some other $hitbox.
The SSR does indeed rock and does kinda step outside the intended purpose arguement...
Intended Purpose=
A. dead deer on bonnet bales of hay in back?

B. cruising the strip with the (electric retracting metal) roof down scoping out the talent?

C. doing the speed limit wherever you are in executive barge type luxury and comfort?
Even if you don't like it's styling you've got to admit at least it does show someone is "thinking outside the ($hit) box"

Best selling car in US for the last 23 years

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