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The Chrysler products of the early 1990s were ALL [censored]. They are the shame of us Americans, that a domestic company would actually build such [censored].

Originally Posted By: Cujet Originally Posted By: lovcom Originally Posted By: Cujet I'd go for a new Toyota in a second. Not only because the quality is there, but because they generally drive far better (are more of a pleasure to drive) than lesser vehicles. Your Hyundai is nowhere near new...

Originally Posted By: Vikas Quote: I guess you know more then Dave Ramsey, the financial (get out of debt) guru on the radio, and TV, and author of lots of books. And a self-made multi-millionaire. Anybody taking a guess on how he became so wealthy? Did it have anything do with selling his...

Originally Posted By: mechanicx Originally Posted By: lovcom yea, yea, exciting stuff....I heard they're going to landscape the parking lot with lemon trees....could be a cool look, and how appropriate too!! Yeah how about the $100's of millions adding up to over a $ billion TN gave in...

Trading in a vehicle? Why would anyone do that? It's always a great way to get ripped off. Sell it private party, and do yourself better financially.

So mediocre brand X is perceived better then mediocre brand Y...big deal. If you want to really see what's up, compare a domestic brand against the leader. You guys are all using the wrong metrics. Here's a better one: How are the domestics doing in comparision to Toyota? As far as sales...

2007 Toyota Yaris hatchback. 33 City 41 Hwy 153,200 miles. 4-speed auto-tranny. Paid $0.00 for repairs.

yea, yea, exciting stuff....I heard they're going to landscape the parking lot with lemon trees....could be a cool look, and how appropriate too!!

I've only had such issues with the domestic stealerships. And in fact, Honda is known for doing free out-of-warranty work from time to time. This is one of many reasons I am very leary about buying domestic cars.

Originally Posted By: Cujet I'd go for a new Toyota in a second. Not only because the quality is there, but because they generally drive far better (are more of a pleasure to drive) than lesser vehicles. Your Hyundai is nowhere near new, and the risk of expenses is there. Especially...

Originally Posted By: Donald VWs are great cars but over engineered. More costly to repair than they need to. I had a 2000 Passat and it was on the dealers shop 36 times for defects, not maint. Your quote reminds me of what my neighbor told me the other day. She has a husband whom cheated on...

Did you actually test drive many other cars in the same class as the 500? Where do I get my notions of it being a terrible value? I get it from this: Fiats HORRIBLE reputation for the worse quality from Europe. It is it's bottom of the barrel reputation that speaks volumnes about what to...

OP asks for "opinions". Here is mine. The Fiat 500 is a horrible value. What is there to like? Fiat is always bottom of the barrell in quality, the 500 is very small, it is loud, it burns oil, it is expensive for what you get. It is very expensive for what you get? It does not get class leading...

ZeroSoma, my 2007 Toyota Yaris (1.5 liter) never needs a top-off of the oil between 6,500 mile OCI's. Even at 145,000 miles. I wonder if your Prius engine has a defect.

The economy is in the toilet, national debt $16 trillion+, most families struggling, unemployment super high, gas prices super high...does the country really need another gas guzzler? Why is Chrysler often so out of touch?!?

My wife has a 2007 Saturn Aura (same as 2008). It has 39,000 miles, and every other month it is one thing or another that needs repair. Just now, a section connector between two sections of the exhaust pipe developed a leak, and it was never hit by road debris either. The car drives ok, but does...

Originally Posted By: SLCraig Originally Posted By: lovcom Lets all pool our moneys and buy him a subscription to ConsumerReports magazine,the used car edition. So he can wipe his bottom with it? You have real people in this thread talking about their experiences, and you recommend people read...

Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL Originally Posted By: lovcom The OP is stuck buying junk! The Neon, Cacalier, and Focus are all junk compared to much better Japanese offerings. Lets all pool our moneys and buy him a subscription to ConsumerReports magazine,the used car edition. Troll, troll...

The OP is stuck buying junk! The Neon, Cacalier, and Focus are all junk compared to much better Japanese offerings. Lets all pool our moneys and buy him a subscription to ConsumerReports magazine,the used car edition.

Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL Originally Posted By: lovcom I don't have an "agenda". I just am angry at Ford for selling me a piece of dog excrement. And I show my disdain for Ford by posting facts. After all, I paid $31,000 cash for the POS, and wouldn't you be [censored] too?!? What is...