How would clicking on this link be bringing on some terrible consequences? If you'll notice in the URL, theres a public in there. Slashdot=Public. I don't think this is going to bring down any planes.
So theres no GM rolling down the highway thats older than 15 years. Thats funny, i seem to see quite a damn lot of older gm models driving around quite a bit, i must be hallucinating, right?
As for consumer reports, i dont really think i'll be trusting a group of people that think the corvette is supposed to be a god damn family car's opinion on automobiles.
Step one: Remove head from ass.
Step two: Realize the general slashdot consensus doesnt know a whole lot when it comes to cars.
And dont try to single out GM when it comes to reliability. Theres plenty of old hondas toyotas and such that are pieces of shit. The key to it is maintenence, if you treat your call like shit, its going to be shit,if you take care of it, its going to be reliable on you.
And on GM's side, we bought the truck from a local auto auction, it came from a montana construction company i believe, beat to holy shit, treated like shit, no maintenence no nothing. Get the truck, do a tune up, my god, its a reliable machine.
Once again, do a little better research before you're gonna be calling things the shit of the world, better yet, get some actual car knowledge...
What the hell are you talking about? my father owns a 1993 Chevy 1 ton with a turbo diesel and it runs fine, turns over first crank, did i mention it has 195.5k miles? and its had low maintence in its life? He had a 98 Saab 900SE turbo, it had 80,000 miles, thing ran fine. Interiors are fine on all of them, thats only mentioning 2 of numerious GM's hes owned. So i think a little reassessment would be good on your part, or a little better care of cars...
One idea would be to look in newspapers i guess... classifieds more than likely, theres bound to be some old dishes there somewhere, Better yet, if one of your friends has one, see if hes willing to sell, or if they know of someone that would sell you one.
And for those not willing to buy, junk yards possibly...?
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How would clicking on this link be bringing on some terrible consequences? If you'll notice in the URL, theres a public in there. Slashdot=Public. I don't think this is going to bring down any planes.
So theres no GM rolling down the highway thats older than 15 years. Thats funny, i seem to see quite a damn lot of older gm models driving around quite a bit, i must be hallucinating, right? As for consumer reports, i dont really think i'll be trusting a group of people that think the corvette is supposed to be a god damn family car's opinion on automobiles. Step one: Remove head from ass. Step two: Realize the general slashdot consensus doesnt know a whole lot when it comes to cars. And dont try to single out GM when it comes to reliability. Theres plenty of old hondas toyotas and such that are pieces of shit. The key to it is maintenence, if you treat your call like shit, its going to be shit,if you take care of it, its going to be reliable on you. And on GM's side, we bought the truck from a local auto auction, it came from a montana construction company i believe, beat to holy shit, treated like shit, no maintenence no nothing. Get the truck, do a tune up, my god, its a reliable machine. Once again, do a little better research before you're gonna be calling things the shit of the world, better yet, get some actual car knowledge...
What the hell are you talking about? my father owns a 1993 Chevy 1 ton with a turbo diesel and it runs fine, turns over first crank, did i mention it has 195.5k miles? and its had low maintence in its life? He had a 98 Saab 900SE turbo, it had 80,000 miles, thing ran fine. Interiors are fine on all of them, thats only mentioning 2 of numerious GM's hes owned. So i think a little reassessment would be good on your part, or a little better care of cars...
One idea would be to look in newspapers i guess... classifieds more than likely, theres bound to be some old dishes there somewhere, Better yet, if one of your friends has one, see if hes willing to sell, or if they know of someone that would sell you one. And for those not willing to buy, junk yards possibly...?