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IbogaProject

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15. Lemons to Oranges comparison

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #14)

Sat Feb 26, 2022, 01:01 PM

Feb 2022

This is an American Ford F150 the article is talking about. I'm not sure that will have the lifespan of the typical Toyota, or Honda, which have the highest percent of cars making it in the hundreds of thousands of miles. Maybe Ford's trucks are better than their cars, but many Fords have their catalytic converters fail soon after their warranty ends.

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A New Brand of Sticker Shock Hits the Car Market [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2022 OP

Let me get this straight: no_hypocrisy Feb 2022 #1

A well maintained car can last 300,000 Casady1 Feb 2022 #11

I've had two Honda Accords and I concur with your opinion. no_hypocrisy Feb 2022 #14

Lemons to Oranges comparison IbogaProject Feb 2022 #15

That is because consumers are fucking idiots. Anyone paying more than MSRP is a fool. JohnSJ Feb 2022 #2

This x 1000 Ferrets are Cool Feb 2022 #12

From Feb 4: Chip shortage forces Ford to cut production of F-150, Bronco and other progree Feb 2022 #3

"Chip shortage forces Ford to cut production".. I guess it's the old supply and demand thing mitch96 Feb 2022 #9

Here's a thought... orwell Feb 2022 #4

+1 Auggie Feb 2022 #13

I know people who waited 8 months for delivery due to chips. Throck Feb 2022 #5

Why buying a car is still such a miserable experience right now, MPR News, 2/8/22 progree Feb 2022 #6

Maybe he needs it for business, and he needs it today. mahatmakanejeeves Feb 2022 #7

If you absolutely don't need one, don't buy one ebbie15644 Feb 2022 #8

Subthread: Warning about "out the door" price quote -- The dealers have a habit of adding on "fees" progree Feb 2022 #10