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Definitely the Revit in most cases, but in fabrication, it is better to be using AutoCAD
i can manage both cad and revit architecture
Definitely Revit architecture due to precision and generation of sections.
I think Revit is more like "Archicad" for Autodesk, but for autocad you're more free on details and all 2d stuff....
Revit is an architecture sofware but Autocad is a drafting sofware so in both cases i use what is useful.
I prefer Autocad because it show the details more then Revit
Though I work with both, I prefer Revit to Autocad because it is faster and safes a lot of time of generating 3d.