Which car defines your country?

[Blind_Io]

Utah:

https://pic.armedcats.net/b/bl/blind_io/2010/05/05/Lit-Up-Suburban.jpg

Mormon Urban Assault Vehicle that got lit up by a Hill Air Force Base F-16 on a training flight.

Everyone inside was ok, they bailed out and dove into a ditch.

 

[Crazyjeeper]

Texas:

https://pic.armedcats.net/c/cr/crazyjeeper/2010/05/05/2011-ford-super-duty-2.jpg

Do I really have to explain why?

 

[2Billion]

Canada: Quiet and unassuming on the outside, but inside we're totally awesome and better than everyone else. Plus, as this was never put on sale, it represents how Canada doesn't actually have its own car brand.

As for what people actually drive...

I live in Saskatchewan so everyone either has or aspires to own one of these, except me.

 

[devil500]

 

[AiR]

In that case, I've been in West Virginia long enough to start calling it home.
Here is a car to represent West Virginia:

We all know the stereotype that rednecks drive 1980's Camaros. But what if you are so poor, that you can't afford a Camaro? You get e Beretta!

Hey sweet it's got italian door handles! Hood looks a tad aftermarket...?

 

[Evel]

Canada: Quiet and unassuming on the outside, but inside we're totally awesome and better than everyone else. Plus, as this was never put on sale, it represents how Canada doesn't actually have its own car brand.

Got to agree on that one.

 

[Canuck]

Okay, but now try explaining how that car is supposed to be "multicultural" ?

 

[Labcoatguy]

Okay, but now try explaining how that car is supposed to be "multicultural" ?

Aluminum and steel working in perfect harmony. Nyah. .

 

[MadCat360]

The West Coast California

Gnarly, dude.

 

[KaJuN]

I'm going with my temporary home country of Japan for this one and I think this fits the bill quite nicely:

https://pic.armedcats.net/k/ka/kajun/2010/05/05/nissan-cube034.jpg

At its heart it's a simple car that does its job quite well and with not a lot of fuss. But even in the dreary daily routine there's plenty of room for some simple fun; something to put a smile on your face. It's quirky yet somehow restrained all at the same time. It's a cartoon car in the real world. It looks perfectly at home whether it's at the grocery store or parked outside of the most trendy club in town. It's modern yet with quaint touches from the retro past. It's simple but does so much more than you'd think it would.

 

[Blind_Io]

I'm going with my temporary home country of Japan for this one and I think this fits the bill quite nicely:

https://pic.armedcats.net/b/bl/blind_io/2010/05/05/puyo.jpg

Japan is weird.

FTFY

Oh, this was the first item in Google Image Search for "Japanese Car"

EDIT:
I'm changing my vote for the US to this:

I think they bought it used from Spectre when he traded up to a field gun mounted on a BattleJag?

 

[gaasc]

http://img707.imageshack.**/img707/482/toyotahilux270504.jpg

Honduras: Anyone can come, do whatever the fuck they please with us, leave richer and leave us even more fucked. After which we just sit in the background.

Am i allowed to do other countries based on my opinion?

 

[CAPT_Howdy]

For the US, I'd have to say this car personifies our country pretty well.
https://pic.armedcats.net/p/ph/phoenixsac/2010/05/05/dodge_viper_gtsr_concept_03_1024x768.jpg

It's not particularly small or sophisticated. It's very loud and brash. The body, engine and tires are normal production car items turned up to 11. But it does everything its foreign competition can do at half the price. And I don't think any other country could build a car with as little pretense of day-to-day use as the Viper. Everyone else would put at least some nod toward practicality in their supercar.

Maine:
https://pic.armedcats.net/p/ph/phoenixsac/2010/05/05/800px-1st_Subaru_Outback.jpg

"It's just a cah. It's cheap, I don't have to spend a whole helluva a lot of money on it. It gets me through the wintah and Mud Season without gettin' stuck and it gets pretty good gas mileage to boot."
There's a reason why Subaru put the L.L. Bean name on their cars.

 

[MidEngine4Life]

What does a DeLorean have to do with Australia?

Anyway as much as I hate to admit it. There is only ONE car that defines america.......

A ford pickup truck would be a close second

 

[2Billion]

Okay, but now try explaining how that car is supposed to be "multicultural" ?

It's an American car improved by Canadians (the Aluminum bits were developed by us) with a Japanese engine under the hood. It's got a bit of multiculturalness.

 

[hansvonaxion]

We really should do this by state for the US.

Yeah you can break it down by state if you want.

What does a DeLorena have to do with Australia?

Actually it was Scotland, I'm ashamed to admit I had to look that up.

Am i allowed to do other countries based on my opinion?

Yeah, of course. I was going to do one for Japan cos that's where I live now.

Also the car doesn't have to actually be from the country you're doing.

 

[Werner]

Not that i have alot of cars to choose from but these are probably the two;

http://img137.imageshack.**/img137/4982/daf33img0180w6gr.jpg

and

 

[Austere]

What does a DeLorena have to do with Australia?

The DeLorean was made in Northern Ireland and so was I.

 

[MidEngine4Life]

The DeLorean was made in Northern Ireland and so was I.

Oh see there ya go. I didnt know you were from Ireland lol

=D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pwPlZEA-Aw

 

[bone]

Well sorry, but I cant think of any Car thats build in Belgium except from the Opel Plant in Antwerp, but didnt a Belgium done the design on some Bentley's?

still opel obviously....

Ford Mondeo, Galaxy, S-max
Volvo C30, S40 , V50 and XC60
And the Audi A1

you where saying?

^all that

+ volvo assembles it trucks in belgium
+ honda has its main distribution center here
+ audi A4 avant, audi R8 le mans, skoda fabia & octavia, lambo murcielago and gallardo, and the high end bentley's were all design by a belgian (luc donkerwolcke)

and there even still is a belgian brand: gilet