Norma Marsalis: Older definitely, they had much more style and class to them. It was easy to identify a car's maker by looking at it rather than searching for the emblem like on newer cars (they all look the same).
Imogene Neiswander: I dont like newer cars, in my opinion they seem cheap since everything inside is plastic and has like a rounded look, plus they lock your doors automatically which bothers me, I always feel like I would die in the burning car since no one would be able to get me out! I dont like the look of any of them, except for mazda rx-8's, those are cool looking. Personally I prefer early 90's cars, my first car was a 93 nissan altima and I still have it after 14 years! I also own a 94 ealge talon, which I love driving. There are lots of the 90's models that look cool and they still run good and are fairly cheap, I have owned numerous cars from that time frame over the years, I liked all of them. Another reason I dont like newer cars is because of! airbags, im pretty short and the thought of a bomb going off right in my face scares me to death, most of my cars have not had them and instead they all have had those automatic seat belts which i think are the coolest thing ever since I never have had to buckle myself in, I can just get in and go without messing with putting a seatbelt on. Maybe someday ill change my mind about the newer cars but as long as my old clunkers keep running, I will keep driving them!...Show more
Adan Alipio: Newer - but I have a thing for the Love Bug.
Ileen Oshell: both are nice but since i'm here today then the newer
Miguel Koczela: I like really old cars, like from the 1930s.
Dionna Doyel: I like newer cars but the only old car I like is the mustang gt
Tyler Burkman: There is nothing like a 72 vette or a 70 mustang and a 69 Camero...don't even get me started
Ester Bryand: I like old muscles cars, weird cause I was thinking about this yesterday.
Samm! y Hatzenbihler: Ooh, LOVE cars from the early 70's, especially! great-big ones. Impala, Electra 225, Riviera, Newport, El Dorado. There's many more.Good Night!
Virgil Loatman: Older
Danica Timperman: I love classic cars, except classic muscle cars.
Brian Marquina: Definitely older cars..... particularly the old MG's. yummy, ripper looking machines if you ask me!!CHEERS♥
Frank Crummell: oh JOHN, do start......please doI know huh?i love classic Muscle cars....
Dionna Doyel: Older. Like old buicks and bentlys are so cool looking.
Ermelinda Stalnaker: My 1st car was a 66 Gto which stands for gas,tires and oil. Yes it was quick. My most unique was a factory souped up AMC product based on the Rebel. It was raked forward,better suspension,futuristic bucket seats, 390 with 340 hp. cherry red with a flat black hood. Functional wedge air intake with built in tachometer that opened and closed on idle with a clatter at stops, keeping time with the engine. Oh yeah it made you feel like hot stuff. In 69 when ! they came only in red white and blue as were all AMC muscle cars were their 1st. year.I got the solid color in 70. Picture at HowSuffWorks.As others I'm sure I wish I'd had sense enough to keep....Show more
Jestine Osumi: older
Chanda Wittwer: Newer
Mikel Bethay: newer cars under 10 years old, but I agree with you, there is nothing like a mint condition classic to look at.
Donovan Stallons: The newer cars look too fat or too "concept" for my liking.The older ones are more sleek in the looks department .
Ileen Oshell: Older cars take the cake, without doubt. Car designs today have really generalized, and don't hold the uniqueness and individualism they used to (if that's a word.) You can notice definite area's in which Chevy and GMC have integrated designs from Ford, especially in there newer trucks. Not to mention, everythings plastic these days. I like the ole beaters that don't crumple when you get into a collision... sure, plastic may be! cheap, as well as lighter, but there's a certain degree of comfort der! ived from metal cars; you feel safe and secure. The sound too! I love the rumble of a '69 Stang. Newer Mustangs' stock exhaust is descent, but doesn't compare to the growl of it's forefathers. I'm not sure I like where our automotive industry is going. Everything is electrical and computerized. And I suppose this makes the vehicle most efficient, but I think it leaves more room for error. That's just my opinion. I like newer vehicles as well, but, let's just say my dream car wouldn't be from the 21st century ;)...Show more
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