I really don't know... I break any machine I touch

I used my Grandma's Toyota machine to make my cosplay

My machine is an old Brother that I've been using for about a year. It was a hand me down from a friend's mom - who bought it in 1978. It has never failed me. The one time I had to take it for repairs was for a simple tightening of the parts and a little oil-up. It's my baby <3

Should an opportunity arise, I shall touch your Pfaff. XP

I don't know much about sewing machines, but I heard a lot of good from the Bernina and Janome brands; Singer is good if you can get it old, because the quality dropped in the more recent years. This may help:
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I did not vote, for the record.

The irony is my machine WAS a Singer, just a modern one with very unreliable mechanisms. The timing got thrown out 3 times. I tried a Janome machine and F&R in the shop, and it went over denim seams SO EASILY. :___;

I bought my Singer machine from a yard sale like 10 years ago and it was from the 60s or 70s and it's still works like a charm. I know people who own a Pfaff but I think they're more expensive. Especially if you're looking at a basic machine.