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SoNaive
Location: Brampton, Ontario Gender: Male Total Likes: 0 likes
Why did it come as a surprise, to think that i was SoNaive
| | | Re: Pissed A Little Bit < Reply # 36 on 12/18/2008 2:44 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Samurai
at least its fucking canadian fuck your foreign cars the fucking rustbuckets most of you fuckers aren't even old enough to know what real cars were like to drive. been driving these fucking shitboxes thinking they were so goddamn superior fuck youall fuck your toyotas fuckyour nissans fuck your fucking subarus fuck it all fuck everything
| But that is my point. Every car to a Canadian is technically a foreign car. My family has driven nothing but American cars, not domestic cars, American cars. should i be cursing american cars because they are foreign? no. A car is a car no matter who makes it. why should it matter that i haven't driven a car from the 70's, if they were "real cars" why have their standards dropped so much? would you listen to a band you liked in the 70's terrible new album just because you "liked them in the 70's" i have no problems with american cars, or japanese cars, or european cars, or russian cars, or chinese cars, or indian cars they all have the same purpose. to transport people. i regret that my comment made you fly off the handle, so for that i apologize. Thank you. [edit] added different countries to the "no problems" line
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| chromehorse
Location: Brockville, Ontario Gender: Male Total Likes: 0 likes
| | | Re: Pissed A Little Bit < Reply # 38 on 12/18/2008 3:48 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | i agree with Naive!! I have driven, worked on and or restored vehicles from the 20's all the way through to this decade!! (Yes, i was a Mechanic, interprovincial actually) All cars, and i mean ALL cars are nothing more than machinery!! They will ALL fail at some point!! Do not fool yourself that some make is mysteriously perfect, it doesn't happen. These machines are designed and built by humans, they will have flaws. Yes, some will have more than others, but that is not the cars fault and generally not the companies fault either. Speaking generally here, it is usually the owners fault for not properly maintaining their vehicles. If any of you guys here work in the industrial sector, you know that successful companies don't work their equipment to failure, they employ rigorous preventative maintenance and autonomous maintenance systems that enable their machinery to run for thousands and thousands of hours!! People drive their cars into the ground, do little, to no maintenance on them and whine like little bitches because something breaks or goes wrong!! I think most people forget just how complicated a piece of machinery an automobile really is!!! How can that many parts and systems work flawlessly, for that long, without something either going wrong or needing maintenance??? Think about it!!!! For every quote of a Chevy with a million Kms on it, i can come back with a Ford, Volkswagen, Honda, blah, blah, blah etc that has the same amount of mileage!! Within each company, and within each model line you will find the extremes, ones that are amazingly well put together, and ones amazingly crappy!! All within the same model line!!! I understand the attachments that people get for a model or brand, i am just as guilty as the next (go mustang!!!) but what burns my ass is people that are so short sighted to dismiss other cars because they fall out of their tidy little cubby hole of preference!! This goes both ways...import lovers and domestic lovers!! Don't be so blind!! I am a car guy...i look at each and every car with respect, no matter of manufacturer, country of manufacture or where the damn money goes!! On the money point, generally the money raised from car sales produced here (ie. North America) stay here. These Global companies operate their continental divisions as separate entities, with only a "relatively" small amount of funds going back to the country of origin! This i know because i work for one of the largest international companies in the world!! Okay, now that i have vented, and probably offended most people on here, i will get off my damn soapbox and crawl back under my rock!!! lol!!
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| CDSbigsby
Location: Lancaster, Ohio Gender: Male Total Likes: 5 likes
| | | | Re: Pissed A Little Bit < Reply # 39 on 12/18/2008 4:01 PM > | Reply with Quote
| | | Posted by Agent Skelly
Actually, Samarui I have driven most of my relatives big boat pre-oil crisis Buicks and Oldsmobiles which I swear you could not DENT them.
| A friend of mine put this best. He used to drive a 1978 Chevy K-5 Blazer, and he said that when he was working on it and got pissed and punched the fender or something, you couldn't even tell on the fender, but he would almost break his fingers. Well, when gas prices went through the roof, he sold his K-5 and traded down in a big way to a Kia Sephia. Recently, because it's a piece of shit, the headlights stopped working, so he punched the fender out of anger and left a massive fist-shaped dent in it. You can literally see the individual fingers in the dent. (He's not the brightest) Toyotas' reliability is exaggerated, anyway. I've had two cars as my primary drivers since I've got my license: A 1985 Chevrolet S-10 with a 305 smallblock V8 which I drove for roughly a year and a half, and a 1984 Toyota Tercel hatchback which I've driven for just under a year now. Since I started driving the S-10, I've had to replace the fuel pump and rewrap a couple of wires due to someone doing it wrong in the past. Since I've started driving the Toyota, I've had to replace: Both front struts, both front strut mounts, water pump, starter, and the brake master cylinder. The Chevy has 60,000 more miles on it than the Toyota body-wise, and probably more on the engine too.
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