General Motors, Dodge, and Ford rank high in He Said/She Said

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General Motors, Dodge, and Ford rank high in He Said/She Said

22 December 2005 Filed under: Car Buying View: 1

Anita and Paul Lienart, whose posts on their latest “He Said/She Said”, have graced Autoblog many times, have compiled their Ten Best Rides for 2005. Surprising even themselves, the couple chose four domestic vehicles for the list, all new vehicles from General Motors (Lucerne, Pontiac), Ford (Ford Fusion/Mercury Milan/Lincoln Zephyr), and Dodge (Charger).

A listing of the best rides include:

Dodge Charger
Pontiac Solstice
Ford Fusion/Mercury Milan/Lincoln Zephyr
Range Rover
Toyota Avalon
Buick Lucerne
Lexus IS
BMW 3 Series
Hyundai Sonata
Mercedes-Benz CLS

The reasons why these vehicles made their list can be found at the article. It will be interesting to see how closely consumer purchases will match it.

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