Recent content by demarpaint

Maybe it's something in the water.

Exactly! I've posted this a few times before, I still have friends from when I sold cars. They want to make money, and not have cars sitting in inventory that won't sell., or take a long time to sell. Maybe one day that will change for them but for now they're still passing on them.

I would recommend he doesn't go off road or try Water Fording with it.

I'm pretty sure it's real, I don't think you'd spread fake news. ;) It amazes me people actually bought that thing, that's the real joke imo. But hey it's their money and they can spend it how they see fit.

I was referring to the 6,600 lb brick it became after washing it.

That is a joke isn't it?

"Ceramic" that should fly off the shelves. ;)

You're welcome!

Me too. GM killed it, it looks like PU Trucks and SUV's lead the way. That tells me what the majority of Americans still want. Having said that with TSLA getting so beaten down it might go up, time will tell.

Yes.

I'd check for vacuum leaks and consider smoke testing it if I can't find any.

My favorite saying from my car sales days. There's an A** for every seat.

You should send those results to Unilever, and maybe they can sell it in gallons that can be sprayed. Less toxic I'd bet and it appears to do a very good job. You might have discovered a new market for an old product. ;)

Same here, in fact a few of them had transmissions that were what some considered to be failure prone. My BIL has a 2007 Town and Country with 300K miles on the original engine and transmission, he commutes from L.I. to N.J. 5 days a week. It's still going strong, but has some body rot.

Is the car burning or leaking oil? How many miles on it? I have a vehicle older than that that doesn't leak or burn oil, driven sometimes only once or twice a month, and I haven't switched to a HM oil. So if you aren't burning or leaking oil I'd stick with what you're using now. Having said that...