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I drive my 63 Plymouth Sport Fury every chance I get and I will take it over any Toyota , Nissian , Honda or any of the junk forgien cars any day ! Ron
I drive my 63 Plymouth Sport Fury every chance I get and I will take it over any Toyota , Nissian , Honda or any of the junk forgien cars any day ! Ron
Umm...I don't don't know, it doesn't look safe to me. You better let me test drive it a couple months to make sure everything works right. It's only because I care
....think more about nature. Why r u buying American cars with engine like 5.4 or more?? You can have better quality cars for example from Japan, Korea, or Europe.... What do u think about Smart cars in the US??? I think that it wont be sold much in the us, because u r habituated on ur ****ty cars. Thanks to all Americans who are buying or have bought economical Asian/ European cars. Please think about polar bears. Their ground is breaking... However, ground is breaking not only for them...
Hey Czechs...Stop driving those poor quality Skoda`s...
By the time an American car gets crushed..a Skoda has been recycled 3 times..
I`ve never seen a Skoda older than 10 years, and thank God for that.
I drive my 63 Plymouth Sport Fury every chance I get and I will take it over any Toyota , Nissian , Honda or any of the junk forgien cars any day ! Ron
I have owned AMC's, Ford's, Chevy's, Pontiac's, Dodge's, Plymouth's, Jeep's, Chrysler's, Oldsmobile's, Toyota's and Mazda's. The most trouble free have been the Dodge's, Jeep's and Chrysler's. The worst have been the Pontiac's and the most disappointing has been the Mazda because things like rust after just 5 years, headliner falling after 6 years and rubber window trim cracking and chipping after 6 years. The one Toyota that I have owned had a terrible climate control system, tin can doors and no way to adjust the outside mirrors from inside the car. For my money American cars offer the most bang for the buck and while the Asian cars may be better for the first 5-7 years (so called experts opinions, not mine) once you get to the 7-10 year marks the edge goes to the American cars. Keep in mind these are nothing more than my opinions after 40 years of personal experience. Just recently I purchased a Chrysler Crossfire convertible which is pretty much a first gen Mercedes Benz SLK under the skin. This is my first European sourced vehicle so the journey continues.
I have owned AMC's, Ford's, Chevy's, Pontiac's, Dodge's, Plymouth's, Jeep's, Chrysler's, Oldsmobile's, Toyota's and Mazda's. The most trouble free have been the Dodge's, Jeep's and Chrysler's. The worst have been the Pontiac's and the most disappointing has been the Mazda because things like rust after just 5 years, headliner falling after 6 years and rubber window trim cracking and chipping after 6 years. The one Toyota that I have owned had a terrible climate control system, tin can doors and no way to adjust the outside mirrors from inside the car. For my money American cars offer the most bang for the buck and while the Asian cars may be better for the first 5-7 years (so called experts opinions, not mine) once you get to the 7-10 year marks the edge goes to the American cars. Keep in mind these are nothing more than my opinions after 40 years of personal experience. Just recently I purchased a Chrysler Crossfire convertible which is pretty much a first gen Mercedes Benz SLK under the skin. This is my first European sourced vehicle so the journey continues.
It really depends what generations of vehicles you are referring to. Japanese vehicles where far superior in quality through most of th 90s and early 2000s and the statistics back that. American car companies have significantly closed the gap since then though.
Umm...I don't don't know, it doesn't look safe to me. You better let me test drive it a couple months to make sure everything works right. It's only because I care
Hold on I agree but think to be safe that it should be done at a track say the NHRA Friday night street Legals and test and tune with some Race Gas
I drive my 63 Plymouth Sport Fury every chance I get and I will take it over any Toyota , Nissian , Honda or any of the junk forgien cars any day ! Ron
I understand... I just mean that a typical american can buy economical Honda/Toyota instead of crappy Chevrolet/Dodge/Ford...
There are tons of Japanese cars on the road already.
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