Difference between revisions of "Greatest Conservative Cars"
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 11:40, August 30, 2023
Greatest Conservative Cars have attributes of conservative values: productive, welcomes masculinity, efficient, frugal, and not pandering to environmentalists.
Please add to the growing list:
- Corvette
- Mustang (excluding 1980's models which were essentially indistinguishable from other sedans; the newer models more resemble the classic older Mustangs)
- Beetle (the original with the rear-engine)
- Model T (designed for the owner who, at that time, would have had general knowledge of mechanics)
- Any of the Ford F-series of trucks (the F-150 being the most commonly owned by individuals; the entire line has a common chassis with the higher numbers being reserved for customized commercial vehicles)
- Mazda RX-7 (used a lightweight rotary engine having enormous horsepower, sold 800,000 cars until regulated out of existence by Europe)
- Tesla Model 3
- Tesla Model Y
- Tesla motors
- Especially the Tesla Cyber Truck