Originally Posted By: StevieC
Originally Posted By: PT1
Originally Posted By: Amkeer
We have owned 6 GM products since 1985. Is there experience owning a GM? Yes. I gave GM 6 attempts, not 1, not 2. We have also witnessed family members that owned/own GM, Ford, and Chrysler products. Problems? Many. So much so they had to get rid of some of the vehicles before they were payed for.Was this recent? Yes. Is this acceptable? I would hope most of you would say "no".
This has happened to me twice in a row with GM products and has now hurt me financially as I have over $25K in debt from 2 GM lemons to pay off...
Would GM help me out at trade in time? NO. So, I no longer trust GM and can no longer financially afford to take the risk associated with buying thier products. I gave them a "second chance" and bought new after getting a $45k lemon. So if any of you GM lovers wants to send me a check for $25k....sure I'll go back again. Anything short of that...forget it.
Careful now you will get shot down about how great their quality is and how the Japanese have an equal amount of problems like I did a few posts ago...
These things just don't happen PT1, not even with a mechanic that has seen 35+ years and worked for one of the Big-3 like my dad.
If your dad is a mechanic of 35+ years, why does it matter what you drive? He should be able to fix any problem on your domestic vehicle for you for cheap or free (that's what I do for my son anyway). As a matter of fact, most mechanics prefer the vehicles they are most used to working on. To be totally fair, I believe you and others just can't comprehend the effect on this country if we allow our domestic industries to fail. It won't be pretty for anyone here, no matter what you drive.
Originally Posted By: PT1
Originally Posted By: Amkeer
We have owned 6 GM products since 1985. Is there experience owning a GM? Yes. I gave GM 6 attempts, not 1, not 2. We have also witnessed family members that owned/own GM, Ford, and Chrysler products. Problems? Many. So much so they had to get rid of some of the vehicles before they were payed for.Was this recent? Yes. Is this acceptable? I would hope most of you would say "no".
This has happened to me twice in a row with GM products and has now hurt me financially as I have over $25K in debt from 2 GM lemons to pay off...
Careful now you will get shot down about how great their quality is and how the Japanese have an equal amount of problems like I did a few posts ago...
These things just don't happen PT1, not even with a mechanic that has seen 35+ years and worked for one of the Big-3 like my dad.
If your dad is a mechanic of 35+ years, why does it matter what you drive? He should be able to fix any problem on your domestic vehicle for you for cheap or free (that's what I do for my son anyway). As a matter of fact, most mechanics prefer the vehicles they are most used to working on. To be totally fair, I believe you and others just can't comprehend the effect on this country if we allow our domestic industries to fail. It won't be pretty for anyone here, no matter what you drive.