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Attachment 106338Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster
I find the best source for reliability info for a manufacturer is from the brand fan boys.
Always accurate.
That’s a good point.
How many of the top 15 failed JD reliability tests were Jeeps again? I lost count. Maybe easier to list the Jeeps that didn’t fail?
https://www.motorbiscuit.com/suvs-th...dability-test/
Please quote where I'm claiming or trying to convince anyone regarding a level of reliability with Jeep, VW or Cadillac.Quote:
Originally Posted by killramos
It’s just a mighty fragile glass house you are throwing stones from
Any Subaru owners and their head gaskets want to get in on this?
I'm very confident with my personal choice of vehicles and the reasons why I own them.Quote:
Originally Posted by killramos
Convincing someone else to buy a Trackhawk, CTS-V or Golf R due to their level of reliability is not a priority of mine.
discussing engine reliability in 2022 is almost as silly as discussing 0-60 times in 2022.
Didn’t you start this train wreck :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster
I cannot be held responsible for the behaviour of the zoo animals.Quote:
Originally Posted by killramos
Good point they're basically the same thing, that rush of excitement you get from driving a car with a reliable engine is right up there with a quick 0-60 time......Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster
How miserable do you have to be in order for this to be your reality..... :eek:
Or maybe that's how I would feel if I also drove a Honda Ridgeline. :rofl:
Miserable?Quote:
Originally Posted by 90_Shelby
I can order a sub 2 second car online while taking a shit.
I'm a $10 uber ride from any number of dealers that can get me one of the dozens of 3 second cars.
What a time to be alive
And yet, you chose reliability instead. What a time to be alive!Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster
I didn't choose anything. But electric cars make engine reliability a moot point just like they have made 0-60 discussions pointlessQuote:
Originally Posted by 90_Shelby
It's just money bro. Spend it.
I'm the furthest thing. Has anyone on beyond owned as many different brands as I have over the decades? It's a short list of brands I haven't owned and a lot of that has to do primarily to $$$.Quote:
Originally Posted by 90_Shelby
Bump. Starting to feel like Buster lately. Have the means to buy something, but feel bitter and uninterested when it comes time to buy. Is this just what happens when you get old?
Priorities change.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twin_Cam_Turbo
Welcome to "I want to want cars, but I don't actually want cars" stage of life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twin_Cam_Turbo
It gets worst if you bought all your cars pre-COVID and now realize if you want to buy more all the cars you want are at least $2M+. And over a decade old as anything that isn't a manual + roadster + V8-V12 sucks balls.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twin_Cam_Turbo
And you don't want to build cars anymore because every build you get dicked over by vendors who hold you hostage on parts claiming supply chain (still waiting on a built transmission I ordered almost 3yrs ago)