Are you kidding me?

 

This is on Fox news Orlando. lol.

It is from the rice.. :mrgreen:

Also, hyundai's have a issue with broken door latches or handles or something. Will not allow the door to close all the way, just stays open :roll:

 

Junk, everything is Junk.

Havn't heard about this?

 

 

However, good news is, aside from toyota (they will be adding this now needless to say), most auto makers have a throttle cut out circuit when a certain amount of brake pressure is applied.

I think its all bs to stop the flow of imported cars, so we will start buying American cars.

I think its all bs to stop the flow of imported cars, so we will start buying American cars.

That could be a definite possibility. Or perhaps now the news media is so hyper-sensitive to any little car related problem that they are just going to blow everything out of proportion. Lets face it cars are very complex machines, and of course there will be a certain amount of issues. And like chad said junk, everything is junk.

It just seems to me cars, among other things, are just made so cheap now. I have a 1995 chevy tahoe with 192,xxx miles on it and it runs awesome. Solid, heavy, no issues at all. I drive that thing like a champ all over the place. Today, with new cars you are lucky to get to 100,000 miles without the engine blowing up and the bumpers falling off. Oh, and everything is metal on my old truck, not plastic...metal bumpers rule!

 

I got my wife a 2010 chevy equinox a few months ago, it has less than 2000 miles on it, and already the back windshield wiper motor is broken and the gears are all stripped out. Just hangs there like a latka.

Makes me happy the car in front is a honda/toyota

It just seems to me cars, among other things, are just made so cheap now. I have a 1995 chevy tahoe with 192,xxx miles on it and it runs awesome. Solid, heavy, no issues at all. I drive that thing like a champ all over the place. Today, with new cars you are lucky to get to 100,000 miles without the engine blowing up and the bumpers falling off. Oh, and everything is metal on my old truck, not plastic...metal bumpers rule!

 

I got my wife a 2010 chevy equinox a few months ago, it has less than 2000 miles on it, and already the back windshield wiper motor is broken and the gears are all stripped out. Just hangs there like a latka.

Too obscure for the goyim.

How much coverage has been given to Chrysler's recall due to faulty airbags?

 

Toyota & Honda don't have unions, so the UAW's cost that is tacked on to every GM, Ford & Chrysler isn't tacked on to them. American companies can't compete and so they need to force an issue in order to have people sue and raise prices so the market is more competitive.

 

Don't get me wrong, the defects in quality assurance are a bad thing. But the quality assurance has been something lacking from more than just foreign companies. Its across the board and a byproduct of the resession. In order to save money, things are rushed and costs are cut, and most often its in the QA departments. It happened to Gateway and Dell during the dot com rushes too.

It just seems to me cars, among other things, are just made so cheap now. I have a 1995 chevy tahoe with 192,xxx miles on it and it runs awesome. Solid, heavy, no issues at all. I drive that thing like a champ all over the place. Today, with new cars you are lucky to get to 100,000 miles without the engine blowing up and the bumpers falling off. Oh, and everything is metal on my old truck, not plastic...metal bumpers rule!

 

I got my wife a 2010 chevy equinox a few months ago, it has less than 2000 miles on it, and already the back windshield wiper motor is broken and the gears are all stripped out. Just hangs there like a latka.

Too obscure for the goyim.

 

 

 

How did I know you were going to be the one to pick up on that! :clap:

 

Ok ok ok , it hangs there like a limp .

This goyim knows (and loves) latkas.