SAINTS vs. COLTS: Predict the Final Score

[retailguy]

On a related note, Chevy should stop trying to prove their so American and focus on not making POS cars.

How many Chevey's have you owned?

My first car was a Caprice. When I started my own business I owned a Cavalier.

Had to get rid of it, though. Commuting to work in that thing was a damn pain in the ass. Wouldn't start half the time.

so the truth comes out.... so level with us. how old are you?

[BallHawk]

On a related note, Chevy should stop trying to prove their so American and focus on not making POS cars.

How many Chevey's have you owned?

My first car was a Caprice. When I started my own business I owned a Cavalier.

Had to get rid of it, though. Commuting to work in that thing was a damn pain in the ass. Wouldn't start half the time.

so the truth comes out.... so level with us. how old are you?

Perhaps you'll get a chance to find out at the poster's game next year.

[retailguy]

On a related note, Chevy should stop trying to prove their so American and focus on not making POS cars.

How many Chevey's have you owned?

My first car was a Caprice. When I started my own business I owned a Cavalier.

Had to get rid of it, though. Commuting to work in that thing was a damn pain in the ass. Wouldn't start half the time.

so the truth comes out.... so level with us. how old are you?

Perhaps you'll get a chance to find out at the poster's game next year.

I won't be there.

[BallHawk]

Then it shall remain a mystery...at least to you, anyways.

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On a related note, Chevy should stop trying to prove their so American and focus on not making POS cars.

How many Chevey's have you owned?

I've owned enough that I really love my toyota now.

Toyota's have their fair share of problems as well. Honda is the king of reliability. Japanese cars have better drive trains but beyond that they don't have any lower amounts of problems in my opinion.

That may be your opinion based on your experience, but its pretty common fact that the cost of ownership is significantly lower than GM vehicles, when one takes into account gas mileage, maintenance, initial cost, etc.

Correct. They have significantly less expensive repairs (drive train). Every car is gonna go through brakes, water pumps, belts, etc.

My next car will be a Jeep Patriot now that they have a lifetime drive train warranty. I will beat it into the ground and keep it for 10-15 years. They have historically been shitty cars because they have tranny problems. Now that won't be an issue for me.

Plus I would feel good about buying American.

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On a related note, Chevy should stop trying to prove their so American and focus on not making POS cars.

How many Chevey's have you owned?

I've owned enough that I really love my toyota now.

Toyota's have their fair share of problems as well. Honda is the king of reliability. Japanese cars have better drive trains but beyond that they don't have any lower amounts of problems in my opinion.

That may be your opinion based on your experience, but its pretty common fact that the cost of ownership is significantly lower than GM vehicles, when one takes into account gas mileage, maintenance, initial cost, etc.

Honda's USED to be the king of reliability, not anymore. They have their fair share of issues today. Toyota is typically a Very reliable car/truck. Has been for years.

Honda has taken over Toyota for the reliability according to J.D. Waterhouse. Toyota is growing too big too fast for their own good imo.

[retailguy]

Honda has taken over Toyota for the reliability according to J.D. Waterhouse. Toyota is growing too big too fast for their own good imo.

Do you mean JD Power and Associates?

If that has happened, it is very recent. I have been concerned that as the Prius ages, it'll affect both the reliability score, but also maintenance costs.

I know that a new prius engine costs over 8000. bucks. And people think they are saving money by buying less gas? such a joke.

[BallHawk]

My next car will be a Jeep Patriot now that they have a lifetime drive train warranty. I will beat it into the ground and keep it for 10-15 years. They have historically been shitty cars because they have tranny problems. Now that won't be an issue for me.

Plus I would feel good about buying American.

I just looked it up and was surprised to find the base sport gets 26/30. Pretty good considering the similarly priced Element gets 19/24.

[BallHawk]

Honda has taken over Toyota for the reliability according to J.D. Waterhouse.

Think you combined JD Power and Associates and TD Waterhouse.

[MJZiggy]

I think I've stumbled into the wrong room...I was looking for the Saints/Colts score...

[retailguy]

I think I've stumbled into the wrong room...I was looking for the Saints/Colts score...

We're watching Tennis. Try the Romper Room.

[MJZiggy]

Thanks??

[retailguy]

Thanks??

No Problem




said in a whisper....(I think she's gone now.....)

[BallHawk]

I think I've stumbled into the wrong room...I was looking for the Saints/Colts score...

Hey, I only stated that I didn't like John Mellencamp and I disliked Chevy's.

I'm the one being falsely accused here.

[retailguy]

I think I've stumbled into the wrong room...I was looking for the Saints/Colts score...

Hey, I only stated that I didn't like John Mellencamp and I disliked Chevy's.

I'm the one being falsely accused here.

You? Falsely accused? right...