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Originally Posted by shevyman
well everybody has there own opinion. sorry but if america would make a car that can last long then there would be more on the streets.
have a few friends and my self have had nothing but problems with american. they were also new cars and still had problems, i jumped into a toyota and nothing.
other than that some people need to put in there place, lile alot of these young honda owners. many people think that a v8 is a gas hog cause of the past v8s. also i would take a 300hp toyota up against a 400hp american cause of weight diff.
ok not trying to hate the camaro is kick ass
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Yes, so explain why Buick was ranked #1 in Long-term Reliability by JD Power and Associates over lexus and toyota. America can't build reliable cars, right?
And if you want cars that last, take a look at our '89 GMC Safari that lasted well over 290,000 miles and our '93 Saturn SW2 which lasted over 243,000 miles.
Oh, and let's not forget the millions of toyotas damaged by engine sludge. Many owners were told by toyota to screw off when they complained. And the truck frame rust problems...
AND, our floormats won't try to kill you.
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Originally Posted by comiskeybum
no im with you. and i prolly woulda pulled down my pants and t-baged his car while i was at it. slid my salty sack right across that toyota emblem!!!
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Originally Posted by comiskeybum
shevyman's car is next to be t-baged!!
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To the OP: No, you weren't out of line. I would've done the same thing. You could've also reminded him that toyota trucks are among the least fuel efficient on the market.