The Best 'Non-Executive/Premium' Car Company?
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Who would you recommend?
Even after experiencing BMW's/Audi's/Mercs/VW, I have to say Mazda produce some great cars in my opinion.
Aside from the MX5 I own, I'm quite fond of the idea of owning a Mazda 6. For everyday car and on paper, it's hard to fault and both new and second hand, is very well priced. Haven't experienced the RX8 but it does strike me as a great car on the face of it.
What would you say is the best non premium manufacturer?
Even after experiencing BMW's/Audi's/Mercs/VW, I have to say Mazda produce some great cars in my opinion.
Aside from the MX5 I own, I'm quite fond of the idea of owning a Mazda 6. For everyday car and on paper, it's hard to fault and both new and second hand, is very well priced. Haven't experienced the RX8 but it does strike me as a great car on the face of it.
What would you say is the best non premium manufacturer?

Edited by BeirutTaxi on Saturday 30th March 12:53
BeirutTaxi said:
I would be interested as to why you think that, I've driven a MK2 Focus and a new Fiesta and I didn't find myself gelling too well to either.
There is something about the way they drive, and I can't pinpoint what it is, that feels a bit... artificial.
For shopping trollers they are excellent, and the mk1 focus RS and mk2 RS, the sts etc are the best in class and offer the best bang for your buckThere is something about the way they drive, and I can't pinpoint what it is, that feels a bit... artificial.
Not forgetting older cossies etc
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