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Discussion Title: What car is Good.
| Stinky2000 |
2005-05-15 08:38:00 |
What car is Good.
Not sure where to Post this so here it goes. I'm looking for a new car. I looking hard @ the Honda Accord, Toyota Camry and the Hyundia Sonata( Geez i hope I spelled them right). They all seem the be good cars. Can anyone out there help me out on which cars are Engineered to Last, Easy to work on. I am also looking @ the Chevy Maxx.
That car scares me. Chevy is F-ing with a lot of people now. If you don't bring the car into there dealers for servicing and anything goes wrong, good luck trying to claim a warrenty through GM.
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| beyondloadedSE |
2005-05-15 09:23:00 |
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ive read that lexus has superior quality. My friends dad has over 400K miles on his lexus. Original motor, exhaust system, etc. Only thing hes changed besides regular maintenance is the drivers seat.
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| Zgringo |
2005-05-15 13:13:00 |
Re: What car is Good.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Stinky2000
That car scares me. Chevy is F-ing with a lot of people now. If you don't bring the car into there dealers for servicing and anything goes wrong, good luck trying to claim a warrenty through GM.
Your going to find this with most dealers. It's not just Chevy. With most dealers you have 2 choices, follow there warrenty guide lines, or bite the bullet and take your chances and do it yourself.
Now you might be able to get them to put in writting they well honor your warrenty if you service the car yourself, but lots of luck doing that.
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If it's got tit's or tires, it's gonna give ya problemsLast edited by Zgringo on 05-15-2005 at 07:50 PM.
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