Journal: What Is Your Favorite Automotive Forum?

What Is Your Favorite Automotive Forum?

By Josh Clason
February 21, 2013
26 comments

It is a toss up over what is currently my favorite automotive forum.  I visit both the BMW2002FAQ and the Pelican Parts Forum on a daily basis.  The first is because I have owned a 1974 2002 for close to five years, and the second is because I have lately been addicted to all things Porsche.

What I love about both forums is that they are very friendly places to visit with their incredibly supportive communities, and the wealth of knowledge is vast.  I must admit that I spend most of my time in the Porsche Cars for Sale forum on Pelican and it stokes my desire more and more every day to purchase a 911.  I think the only cure will be when I finally break down and buy one.

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Now let’s hear from you.  What is your favorite automotive forum?

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mark wood
mark wood
6 months ago

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mark wood
6 months ago

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mark wood
6 months ago

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mark wood
mark wood
6 months ago

The American version of MyBalanceNow One of the most well-known retail businesses, Target offers its customers a huge selection of goods at incredibly low prices. Women’s apparel and sportswear are also included in the selection, where you may get whatever you need. You may purchase shirts, jeans, suits, pants, socks, jackets, ties, cufflinks, and shorts in the men’s clothes department. They also provide a variety of infant products.

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Jerome112
1 year ago

drawingstudios.com shares thousands of premium apps, Mod APK games, completely free for android devices. Easy to download and install from reputable source.

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1 year ago

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Duane Deines
Duane Deines
11 years ago

[url=”http://www.northamericanmotoring.com/forums/”]North American Motoring Forums[/url] All MINIs and Minis…all the time!

John Abrishamkar
John Abrishamkar
11 years ago

http://www.m3forum.com
also check http://ls1tech.com/ from time to time

Jaime Cardona
Jaime Cardona
11 years ago

For the E28 generation 5 series: http://www.mye28.com
For first gen 5 series: http://www.firstfives.org

Renato Piereck
Renato Piereck
11 years ago

Saabworld for the Saab fans. It is not the biggest or the busiest Saab forum, but has the most friendly people from all around the world, with lots of camaraderie, and lots of technical info. It is lightly moderated, and not owned by Virtual Scope or any other company that loves to buy up fan sites and turn them into cash cows. Saabworld is 100\% fan owned (thanks Frank!) and it will stay that way.

Renato Piereck
Renato Piereck
11 years ago
Reply to  Renato Piereck

Here is the link, since I forgot it on the first post: [url=”www.saabworld.net”]www.saabworld.net[/url]

Jon Warshawsky
Jon Warshawsky
11 years ago

FerrariChat. The knowledge base of the community is staggering, including (maybe especially) in the vintage section, as well as in the “starter” (e.g., 360, 550) Ferrari section.

Brodie Mills
Brodie Mills
11 years ago

http://www.r3vlimited.com/

E30s galore. Best website on the internet.

Chris Macha
Chris Macha
11 years ago

http://www.e9coupe.com has a large following and is a great community as well with both knowledgeable and eager to learn new owners.

Steve Armstrong
Steve Armstrong
11 years ago
Reply to  Chris Macha

Agree – check out e9coupe.com :p

Joe Sterling
Joe Sterling
11 years ago

Bimmerfest.com

Specifically the e36 section.

My first BMW was a 95 318i and i joined for the usual “help me” stuff. But now its like family with those guys, Ive driven from NY to both the SoCal and MD Bimmerfest shows to meet and greet the people I know from that forum. Its truely an awesome group of fellas.

Now thanks in large part to the love i have for the community Im on my 4th BMW and my first ’02! 🙂

That makes 02, e30, e36, and e39 since I first got the bug. Thats how good of a forum it is 😉

Per Holmen
Per Holmen
11 years ago

My clear favourite before Petrolicious is http://www.viaretro.com

Nate Turnage
Nate Turnage
11 years ago

[url=”http://www.mazdaspeedforums.org/”]Mazdaspee Forums[/url] – The best, crudest forum for turbo Mazda enthusiasts.

Nate Turnage
Nate Turnage
11 years ago
Reply to  Nate Turnage

That’s MAZDASPEED, not Mazdaspee. Where’s the ‘edit’ button?

Johannes Roussel
Johannes Roussel
11 years ago

Depends on what is your car …

http://914world.com is simply the best place for all Porsche 914 owners …

Brett Szymik
Brett Szymik
11 years ago

BMW 2002 FAQ is a daily stop for me, and the archives there are an amazingly valuable and deep resource of 2002 info.

For all my Lincoln needs (not just Continental), I visit:
http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb3/

aircooled1
aircooled1
11 years ago

Josh, I’m on the same sites with you everyday! Good to know who my competition is on the 911 hunt. 🙂

I’m restoring a 72 BMW 2002 at the moment.

I’m also on thesamba.com nearly every day since I have a 69 Westy.

Tyler B
Tyler B
11 years ago

http://www.rs25.com/

The best community keeping alive the best Impreza chassis.

Allan Walsh
Allan Walsh
11 years ago

[url=”http://eurostyle-tuning.com/forum/forum.php”]Euro Style Tuning[/url]

Just a friendly community of euro enthusiasts. Small enough to be friendly, big enough to feed your euro needs.

Matthew Lange
11 years ago

I have a love / hate relationship with car forums but I do spend a lot of time on them particularly the ones related to classic Ferrari’s. The vintage sections of Ferrarichat and Ferrarilife are obvious places for this but I also recommend Tom Yang’s site for anyone considering restoring an old Ferrari http://www.tomyang.net/cars/ferrari.html Forum is small but posters know what they’re talking about.

Isobizchat.com is also good for people interested in Iso’s and Bizzarrini’s

Adam Holter
Adam Holter
11 years ago

My 2 faves are:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/
http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/

I got into 67-72 Chevy Truck with my first vehicle,a ’69 Chevy C10. It was a horrible POS, but the forum was great. Very supportive as I learned how to work on the truck, and tons of inspiring vehicles on there.

FABO I found as a result of buying my ’68 Dart. Again, super supportive, it’s just a wealth of information for anybody interested in Mopar A-bodies.

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