Thinking of buying a car to promote my business

[Cornerstone Technologies]

Some of the imports look pretty cool, but since I am in the US I would want to try and support the US and buy American. I know - half of them are built overseas anyway...

For a small entry level/neat looking car, the Ford Fiesta isn't too shabby.

Your average Toyota or Nissan is more 'American' made than most GMs, Fords, or Chryslers. Chances are Mexico supplies most of these brands. Personally, I purchase my cars based on reliability and price. I'll gladly pay 10k more for something that will likely give me 10+ years, as I've experienced with every Toyota or Nissan. Can't say the same about the handful of Dodges and Chevys I've had the misfortune of owning. Ford is on my radar as a decent brand. The funny part is, many of their designs are originating from Europe.

 

[techi]

I am thinking what is your business going to be a car show?

 

[vdub12]

I drive an 88 Volkswagen Cabriolet. It gets great gas mileage, about 24Mpg. It also tunes heads because its not a common car. I have by buisness logo and number on the back window.

The bronco in the first picture is my backup car as well as the car I take in the winter over snow level. The bronco gets bad mileage though, about 12Mpg.

I am currently almost done with my next car, a 69 Volkswagen Squareback that I built a 200Hp stroker for.

I think older cars make better eye catchers. If you can catch someones eye and they se your logo then you have a better chance of getting a job from it. I get jobs all the time from my convertible. I have people stop me in parking lots to make appointments.