Re: Consider buying American!

>
> But you don't have to replace it after just a few years.
>

Then don't.

> The main point was that a car designed and made in Europe a generation
ago 
> is still better than most US made cars now.
>

That is total non-sense. It depends on what car you are talking about.

> The corrolory would be that current EU mass market cars (e.g. Ford
Mondeo, 
> Vauxhall Vectra etc.) are better than their BMW market equivalents (3
and 
> 5 series) of the mid 80's.
>
> To put it another way the US is about 25 years behind Europe on car 
> design, build and quality control.
>

Then why do European cars have more problems than Japaness and American?
Not 
to mention they cost a fortune.