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Then I'd have a limo and ride in the back, I'd lock the doors in case I was attacked.
You're crazy
No, he’s lucky he’s sane after all he’s been through.
Then I'd have a limo and ride in the back, I'd lock the doors in case I was attacked.
You're crazy
Life's been good to me so far.No, he’s lucky he’s sane after all he’s been through.
Life's been good to me so far.
Honda and Toyota most reliable.
Our 2010 Ford Edge has 140000 miles on it. Original brakes, changed the rear shocks and replaced all the fuel injectors when one of them went bad. Other than that, no repairs just routine maintenance. My 2017 Mustang has 52K with no repairs at all. My son's 99 Ranger has 300K. He uses it to four wheel and has to replace the rear differential and have the transfer case rebuilt once. Always owned Ford and never had one go less than 150K.To me? Very.
I’d say 10 years or 100,000 miles with no major work is reliable My explorer made it to 40,000 miles and needed a new transmission.
I’ve always crapped on any corvette made after 1980 (ball park), but that new one is really impressive. In design, HP, and shockingly value. It’ll out perform a lot of Italian cars.
I love the new corvettes, but looking for a 1958 that I can afford!