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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 8647175" data-attributes="member: 6801845">The handful of cars that were cheaper at the time were not very good, virtually all other makes were more expensive.  As far as durability and being suited to the roads the main competitor there was probably the Willys (same company that made the original Jeep), which was ... wait for it ... more expensive.  Of course by today's standards, any vehicle made during that period would be poor quality, although some probably qualify as works of art as much as function.But I digress.  I just wanted to point out that quality is not a zero sum game.  You can have multiple things that are all reasonably high quality, it's not a competition.  That, and something that is a quality product can likely be improved, because just about everything has room for improvement.</blockquote>