Posted on 10/12/2017 1:23:50 PM PDT by LRoggy
I’m kind of disappointed with Ford
and the position they’ve taken.
The NFL has long tentacles.
I haven’t watched a single game
this season, and I’m taking the Raider
plate off the front of my Jeep.
I hear you. I don’t buy new Chevy’s, just used, my compromise. Toyota’s just don’t work for me, don’t find them attractive. I understand your concern(s) about GM.
Check the VIN. The hatchback is built in Mexico.
That said, Ford is doing a good job of driving me back into GM's dealerships.
Bought a new Jeep Grand Cherokee.
I do have GM-—but older GM products.
1976 Chevy dually 1 ton truck with 348,000 ++ miles on it ( I put on over 250,000)
1979 Buick station wagon with over 213,000 miles on it—I put on 158,000 miles.
Both run fine—maintenance isn’t much of a problem because Summit Racing Parts finds me anything I need. Buick fuel pump==$22 last year. Set of shocks == under $100. Love those guys at Summit.
Trying to sell property in N Nevada & go to So Missouri. Intend to drive truck & tow horses in 4 horse trailer & have a friend drive Buick there.
On the surface it would seem so, but this is Louisiana (I live here), so I will not be surprised when we find out the Sheriff's brother-in-law owns a Jeep-Chrysler-Dodge dealership in an adjacent parish.
Nice. You don’t see mileage like that in the rust belt. It’s rare to see a vehicle > 200,000 miles.
I’m in the same boat on the NFL, but the Ford Foundation has no ties to Ford Motor Company.
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