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#31
02-20-2005, 09:23 PM
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Re: Quality of GM products
what do you mean pots?
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#32
02-22-2005, 11:31 AM
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Re: Quality of GM products
Every modern car company is basically the same no matter what ya own- it's gonna cost $$$ to fix it and to buy parts for it, more so than pre-computer driven, emissioned up vehicles. Foreign or domestic, the bottom line is- bend over at the parts counter or when it needs repair you can't do. And there's less and less YOU can do without screwing up the emissions and/or having a computer to diagnose the problem. Lot of the stuff you just don't want to even do anymore since you don't have 8 hours time for bolt turning to replace an buried alternator on a transverse mounted V-8 anyhow. Whether you ultimately need a starter, alternator or whatever for a Mercury, Buick or a Toyota you're gonna pay up the ass!
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1973 Z-28 1965 Nova 1950 Packard 1996 El Dorado Touring Coupe There is no substitute for cubic inches
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#33
02-22-2005, 11:59 PM
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Re: Quality of GM products
I've owned a ford(crap), chrysler(a little better than the ford), and now 2 chevy's. My 97 is one tough sob. 115,000 miles and the biggest problem I have had was my door handle breaking. Would buy a new GM in a heartbeat.
I have an 86 also that I bought for $500. It is a 4x4 w/ over 200,000 hard earned miles. I bought this truck for one reason, to beat the crap out of it and am extremely pleased with how solid of a vehicle it is. Lots of mods to come.
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2009 Silverado 1500 2002 Camaro Z28(rebuilder) 2005 Yamaha GP1300R
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