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The transmission I am referring two is the 4 speed automatic and its subsequent redesigns (more like changes) used since the K cars until the early 2000s._x000D_
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My Dodge Spirit, Moparone of the best that I ever had is what I have now and that is a 04 jeep grand cherokee with the 4.0 inline six
that motor will run for everone of the best that I ever had is what I have now and that is a 04 jeep grand cherokee with the 4.0 inline six
that motor will run for everWith the vehicles i have purchased in the past….ford-f-250 power stroke diesel,toyota cressida,honda accord,dodge caravan,ford windstar,chevy caprice classic.All car have problems,and yes things are gonna break.It all boils down to how the previous owner took care of the car in my opinion.Eric made a video about the clutch that was cracked from heat in the etcg1 video…..your mood is taken out on your car.
With the vehicles i have purchased in the past….ford-f-250 power stroke diesel,toyota cressida,honda accord,dodge caravan,ford windstar,chevy caprice classic.All car have problems,and yes things are gonna break.It all boils down to how the previous owner took care of the car in my opinion.Eric made a video about the clutch that was cracked from heat in the etcg1 video…..your mood is taken out on your car.
The most vehicles we seem to service for other than maintenance where i work are GM products.
For the most reliable, i would have to say what i have seen thus far are Honda products.
The most vehicles we seem to service for other than maintenance where i work are GM products.
For the most reliable, i would have to say what i have seen thus far are Honda products.
I have had the best reliability with Honda and Toyota. Especially the 90’s models. Seems like the new cars are not as reliable as they used to be.
I have had the best reliability with Honda and Toyota. Especially the 90’s models. Seems like the new cars are not as reliable as they used to be.
For me, it’s Toyota hands down. I have never herd of any problems with Toyota in the time my car guy has owned his 81 corolla and did a few engine swaps with it from a carbed engine to the newer efi. I my self am getting a 90’s Corolla as my first car. As long as you take care of it with the basic maintenance intervals,your car will last a really long time.
For me, it’s Toyota hands down. I have never herd of any problems with Toyota in the time my car guy has owned his 81 corolla and did a few engine swaps with it from a carbed engine to the newer efi. I my self am getting a 90’s Corolla as my first car. As long as you take care of it with the basic maintenance intervals,your car will last a really long time.
If you are looking for a German car I would recomend either Volkswagen or Audi, a work friend of mine has a Volkswagen golf with just over 200k on it and it runs just fine also an Audi A3 would be just as good.
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