The costs I have incurred keeping this thing on the road in the 7 years of ownership are outrageous. I have learnt a valuable lesson to always buy a foreign car. Spend your money wisely.
I was an idiot to buy a Chrysler
Dec 11, 2004
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I don't know where you live, but where I live, the foreign car dealerships are large and lavish. They're certainly not making money on oil changes alone. I don't really need to say more.
Arthur
Every auto maker has their problems look and you are just probably one of the unfortunates who have gotten a bad one. Your statement boarders on a racial slur, just one person is a dirt bag does not mean their entire race is a dirt bag. You TROLL!
HarryS
I agree with the first four words of the subject of this post.
I disagree with it being past tense.
Matt
I don't get the point. I bought two foreign cars, a Chrysler Status (year 2000) and a Chevrolet Trailblazer (2002). And their overall costs are considerably lower than a comparable car built by a domestic company. No troubles so far. Did I do something wrong?
I mean, if you complain, let us know why. Andreas
Me too, but I didn't want to mess with the perfect line. :-)
Are your front wheels falling off ????? LOL Hundreds of thousands of recalls ????? BIG LOL You need to go back to grammar school and learn the dictionary. "racial slur"? What planet did you come from ?
I bought a foreign car too, PT Cruiser, imported from Mexico...
Don't you mean comparable car built by a foreign company?
Ted
Probably depends on where the poster lives.
-- Christian
"Christian M. Mericle" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...
Germany. That's the point. It's a global world. Andreas
At leats I am not an ASSHOLE BABY, your so smart figure it out.
VWs score lower than North American makers for quality.
The latest report I heard had quality ranked as:
- Asian
- American
- European
-- Christian
.............and that was reported by?????
I don't know who commissioned the study. I heard it reported on an ABC radio news broadcast several months ago. I think "reliability" was the word that was used in the broadcast.
-- Christian
Read it and weep.
European and Asian rivals are attacking Detroit?s last bastion of profits, full-size trucks and SUVs
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