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ParticipantJD Power intitial quality:
Highest-ranked:Subcompact car Honda Fit
Compact car Honda Civic
Sporty car Mazda MX-5 Miata
Compact premium sporty car Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class
Entry premium vehicle Infiniti EX35
Midsize premium car Infiniti M35/45, Mercedes-Benz E-Class (tie)
Large premium car Lexus LS
Midsize car Chevrolet Malibu
Large car Pontiac Grand Prix
Compact SUV Honda CR-V
Midsize SUV Dodge Durango
Large SUV Toyota Sequoia
Midsize premium SUV Lexus RX
Large premium SUV Lincoln Navigator
Large pickup Chevrolet Silverado
Midsize pickup Dodge Dakota
Van (includes minivans) Ford E-SeriesI don’t think we should throw in the towel just yet people.
9 for Japan
7 for the US
2 for Germany
Zero for the rest of the world’s cars.ParticipantJD Power intitial quality:
Highest-ranked:Subcompact car Honda Fit
Compact car Honda Civic
Sporty car Mazda MX-5 Miata
Compact premium sporty car Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class
Entry premium vehicle Infiniti EX35
Midsize premium car Infiniti M35/45, Mercedes-Benz E-Class (tie)
Large premium car Lexus LS
Midsize car Chevrolet Malibu
Large car Pontiac Grand Prix
Compact SUV Honda CR-V
Midsize SUV Dodge Durango
Large SUV Toyota Sequoia
Midsize premium SUV Lexus RX
Large premium SUV Lincoln Navigator
Large pickup Chevrolet Silverado
Midsize pickup Dodge Dakota
Van (includes minivans) Ford E-SeriesI don’t think we should throw in the towel just yet people.
9 for Japan
7 for the US
2 for Germany
Zero for the rest of the world’s cars.ParticipantJD Power intitial quality:
Highest-ranked:Subcompact car Honda Fit
Compact car Honda Civic
Sporty car Mazda MX-5 Miata
Compact premium sporty car Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class
Entry premium vehicle Infiniti EX35
Midsize premium car Infiniti M35/45, Mercedes-Benz E-Class (tie)
Large premium car Lexus LS
Midsize car Chevrolet Malibu
Large car Pontiac Grand Prix
Compact SUV Honda CR-V
Midsize SUV Dodge Durango
Large SUV Toyota Sequoia
Midsize premium SUV Lexus RX
Large premium SUV Lincoln Navigator
Large pickup Chevrolet Silverado
Midsize pickup Dodge Dakota
Van (includes minivans) Ford E-SeriesI don’t think we should throw in the towel just yet people.
9 for Japan
7 for the US
2 for Germany
Zero for the rest of the world’s cars.ParticipantJD Power intitial quality:
Highest-ranked:Subcompact car Honda Fit
Compact car Honda Civic
Sporty car Mazda MX-5 Miata
Compact premium sporty car Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class
Entry premium vehicle Infiniti EX35
Midsize premium car Infiniti M35/45, Mercedes-Benz E-Class (tie)
Large premium car Lexus LS
Midsize car Chevrolet Malibu
Large car Pontiac Grand Prix
Compact SUV Honda CR-V
Midsize SUV Dodge Durango
Large SUV Toyota Sequoia
Midsize premium SUV Lexus RX
Large premium SUV Lincoln Navigator
Large pickup Chevrolet Silverado
Midsize pickup Dodge Dakota
Van (includes minivans) Ford E-SeriesI don’t think we should throw in the towel just yet people.
9 for Japan
7 for the US
2 for Germany
Zero for the rest of the world’s cars.Participant[quote=rnen]
I have owned nissan pick ups in the past and zero problems.
IMHO and experience GMC and their pampered union workers turn out crap. I must be the exception to the rule.[/quote]
I don’t know but I do know you are the exception when it comes to giving Nissan props for their POS
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/automotive/nissan_titan.html
Check out the muffler fell off post LOL!
Look I know I’m gonna get piled on for taking the side of the American auto maker, that a no-brainer for no-brainers.
Corporate America does not want us building the products we buy. They surely do not want us demanding that the products we purchase be built in the US by US workers. They want to control labor and labor costs of everything we are allowed to purchase. They are smart, and they are succeeding. It won’t be long now before their plan will be complete. You haters will usher that along with the torrent of anti-American posts that always follow anybody trying to say something good about US cars.
So tell yourself whatever makes you feel better. Or you could actually look at some reports on the quality of US cars??? Nah, that might confuse your preconcieved and pre-programed thought patterns.
Participant[quote=rnen]
I have owned nissan pick ups in the past and zero problems.
IMHO and experience GMC and their pampered union workers turn out crap. I must be the exception to the rule.[/quote]
I don’t know but I do know you are the exception when it comes to giving Nissan props for their POS
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/automotive/nissan_titan.html
Check out the muffler fell off post LOL!
Look I know I’m gonna get piled on for taking the side of the American auto maker, that a no-brainer for no-brainers.
Corporate America does not want us building the products we buy. They surely do not want us demanding that the products we purchase be built in the US by US workers. They want to control labor and labor costs of everything we are allowed to purchase. They are smart, and they are succeeding. It won’t be long now before their plan will be complete. You haters will usher that along with the torrent of anti-American posts that always follow anybody trying to say something good about US cars.
So tell yourself whatever makes you feel better. Or you could actually look at some reports on the quality of US cars??? Nah, that might confuse your preconcieved and pre-programed thought patterns.
Participant[quote=rnen]
I have owned nissan pick ups in the past and zero problems.
IMHO and experience GMC and their pampered union workers turn out crap. I must be the exception to the rule.[/quote]
I don’t know but I do know you are the exception when it comes to giving Nissan props for their POS
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/automotive/nissan_titan.html
Check out the muffler fell off post LOL!
Look I know I’m gonna get piled on for taking the side of the American auto maker, that a no-brainer for no-brainers.
Corporate America does not want us building the products we buy. They surely do not want us demanding that the products we purchase be built in the US by US workers. They want to control labor and labor costs of everything we are allowed to purchase. They are smart, and they are succeeding. It won’t be long now before their plan will be complete. You haters will usher that along with the torrent of anti-American posts that always follow anybody trying to say something good about US cars.
So tell yourself whatever makes you feel better. Or you could actually look at some reports on the quality of US cars??? Nah, that might confuse your preconcieved and pre-programed thought patterns.
Participant[quote=rnen]
I have owned nissan pick ups in the past and zero problems.
IMHO and experience GMC and their pampered union workers turn out crap. I must be the exception to the rule.[/quote]
I don’t know but I do know you are the exception when it comes to giving Nissan props for their POS
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/automotive/nissan_titan.html
Check out the muffler fell off post LOL!
Look I know I’m gonna get piled on for taking the side of the American auto maker, that a no-brainer for no-brainers.
Corporate America does not want us building the products we buy. They surely do not want us demanding that the products we purchase be built in the US by US workers. They want to control labor and labor costs of everything we are allowed to purchase. They are smart, and they are succeeding. It won’t be long now before their plan will be complete. You haters will usher that along with the torrent of anti-American posts that always follow anybody trying to say something good about US cars.
So tell yourself whatever makes you feel better. Or you could actually look at some reports on the quality of US cars??? Nah, that might confuse your preconcieved and pre-programed thought patterns.
Participant[quote=rnen]
I have owned nissan pick ups in the past and zero problems.
IMHO and experience GMC and their pampered union workers turn out crap. I must be the exception to the rule.[/quote]
I don’t know but I do know you are the exception when it comes to giving Nissan props for their POS
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/automotive/nissan_titan.html
Check out the muffler fell off post LOL!
Look I know I’m gonna get piled on for taking the side of the American auto maker, that a no-brainer for no-brainers.
Corporate America does not want us building the products we buy. They surely do not want us demanding that the products we purchase be built in the US by US workers. They want to control labor and labor costs of everything we are allowed to purchase. They are smart, and they are succeeding. It won’t be long now before their plan will be complete. You haters will usher that along with the torrent of anti-American posts that always follow anybody trying to say something good about US cars.
So tell yourself whatever makes you feel better. Or you could actually look at some reports on the quality of US cars??? Nah, that might confuse your preconcieved and pre-programed thought patterns.
Participant“This is getting absolutely ridiculous! 30 billion for what? No one is buying cars especially GM cars that are a piece of shit”
Say what? Is that you Mr. Toyota? Say what you want about the bailout but GM makes wonderful cars.
In the immortal words of Clint Eastwood:
“Would it kill ya to buy American?”I have a Buick SUV with 130k miles on it and it has never, not ever, been in the shop for a repair. It has no rattles, runs and drives like new, holds 7 people and gets 23mpg. Just how reliable does an American car need to be to get some respect?
Corporate America has been on a campaign for 30 years to convince us that things built in America are crappy so we would not fight the offshoring of our jobs.
Anyone who buys the American cars are junk BS is a tool of corporate America and Japan inc.
Participant“This is getting absolutely ridiculous! 30 billion for what? No one is buying cars especially GM cars that are a piece of shit”
Say what? Is that you Mr. Toyota? Say what you want about the bailout but GM makes wonderful cars.
In the immortal words of Clint Eastwood:
“Would it kill ya to buy American?”I have a Buick SUV with 130k miles on it and it has never, not ever, been in the shop for a repair. It has no rattles, runs and drives like new, holds 7 people and gets 23mpg. Just how reliable does an American car need to be to get some respect?
Corporate America has been on a campaign for 30 years to convince us that things built in America are crappy so we would not fight the offshoring of our jobs.
Anyone who buys the American cars are junk BS is a tool of corporate America and Japan inc.
Participant“This is getting absolutely ridiculous! 30 billion for what? No one is buying cars especially GM cars that are a piece of shit”
Say what? Is that you Mr. Toyota? Say what you want about the bailout but GM makes wonderful cars.
In the immortal words of Clint Eastwood:
“Would it kill ya to buy American?”I have a Buick SUV with 130k miles on it and it has never, not ever, been in the shop for a repair. It has no rattles, runs and drives like new, holds 7 people and gets 23mpg. Just how reliable does an American car need to be to get some respect?
Corporate America has been on a campaign for 30 years to convince us that things built in America are crappy so we would not fight the offshoring of our jobs.
Anyone who buys the American cars are junk BS is a tool of corporate America and Japan inc.
Participant“This is getting absolutely ridiculous! 30 billion for what? No one is buying cars especially GM cars that are a piece of shit”
Say what? Is that you Mr. Toyota? Say what you want about the bailout but GM makes wonderful cars.
In the immortal words of Clint Eastwood:
“Would it kill ya to buy American?”I have a Buick SUV with 130k miles on it and it has never, not ever, been in the shop for a repair. It has no rattles, runs and drives like new, holds 7 people and gets 23mpg. Just how reliable does an American car need to be to get some respect?
Corporate America has been on a campaign for 30 years to convince us that things built in America are crappy so we would not fight the offshoring of our jobs.
Anyone who buys the American cars are junk BS is a tool of corporate America and Japan inc.
Participant“This is getting absolutely ridiculous! 30 billion for what? No one is buying cars especially GM cars that are a piece of shit”
Say what? Is that you Mr. Toyota? Say what you want about the bailout but GM makes wonderful cars.
In the immortal words of Clint Eastwood:
“Would it kill ya to buy American?”I have a Buick SUV with 130k miles on it and it has never, not ever, been in the shop for a repair. It has no rattles, runs and drives like new, holds 7 people and gets 23mpg. Just how reliable does an American car need to be to get some respect?
Corporate America has been on a campaign for 30 years to convince us that things built in America are crappy so we would not fight the offshoring of our jobs.
Anyone who buys the American cars are junk BS is a tool of corporate America and Japan inc.
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