Looking around the world, what do you guys think is the coolest car brand not currently sold in the USA?

I nominate Citroen. Their designs are just so interesting and unique lately, it would be great to have them return to our country to shake things up.

Alfa Romeo

I'm going to go with Citroen as well

HOLDEN!

Tata

Tata

Wouldn't that be the hottest?

Alfa Romeo followed by Citroen.

Alfa, Citroen, Peugeot, Renault (though their newer designs aren't as dramatic as the were a few years ago).

As far as Holden, I'd like to see more of their RWD product sold here..the G8's run was too short and the Caprice PPV hasn't materialized yet.

Without reservation I say Holden.

They are everything I want and can't buy.

Without reservation I say Holden.

They are everything I want and can't buy.

You mean just the RWD models, I assume...most of Holden's line is FWD generics that are sold elsewhere as Chevys or Opels.

Edited June 2, 201015 yr by Cubical-aka-Moltar

Or Vauxhall. They've got both the Commodore and the Ute. Britain gets them and we don't.

You mean just the RWD models, I assume...most of Holden's line is FWD generics that are sold elsewhere as Chevys or Opels.

Of course.

I love what Holden does with the Commodore: so many bodystyles, drivetrains, versions...

If they were here, I'd be like a kid in a candy store in the showroom.

poo-joe

Of course.

I love what Holden does with the Commodore: so many body styles, drive trains, versions...

If they were here, I'd be like a kid in a candy store in the showroom.

Closest people like us would get to shopping for a 1950s Oldsmobile or 1960s Pontiac back when the CUSTOMER dictated options instead of getting options rammed down their throat.

From an European's perspective, I'd say: Citroën (minus the C6, a car for which I feel nothing but profound disgust), Peugeot and Alfa Romeo.

Definitely Alfa.

Alfa Romeo

+1

Alfa Romeo.......Sergio please bring us some.