The most stylish "Cadillac of washers"?

[maytag85]

As my friend who is a Ford guy likes to call GM=General Mess.... My current car is a Chevy Malibu and my last car was a 2013 Chevy Malibu. Sold it to my friend's daughter in 2002 and the car still looks like new and is running well.

My current 2020 Malibu hasn't had no major problems. I wish GM didn't stop making them. I'll take them over any Toyota Camry or Honda Accord or anything with a Hyundai nameplate if I can help it.

Honestly, anything from Hyundai or Kia isn’t all that good, will be lucky to make it to 100,000 miles since they have had major engine problems, some had to be replaced between 50,000 and 75,000 miles.

While GM isn’t entirely perfect, at least they make something decent that will last awhile. A Chevy Malibu will easily out live anything from Hyundai’s or Kia’s offerings.

 

[vacerator]

They're all up there for the fifties and 60s. For the 1970s, to 1980, the garage door Lady Ks. If you also have a one of a thousand Sony KV 3000 R console TV with power remote tambour doors especially from 1980.

 

[pulltostart]

Robert's 1957 Charcoal pair definitely rate at or near the top of the chart. However, speaking for myself, either of these (with matching dryer) are just as cool with their styling.

lawrence

 

[agiflow]

This to me is my "Cadillac" of washers so far that I have owned.

 

[rinso]

Norge through Montgomery Wards also made a very nice looking top of the line washer in the mid 70s. Would love to find one of those decked out machines .

My then partner and I bought a Norge made Wards washer & dryer in the mid early 1980's. They had beautiful styling, and the washer did a great job of cleaning my dirty work clothes. The dryer was very fast, but due to its positive air flow, was very linty.

 

[vacerator]

I remember the Signature models with the woodgrain consoles.