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Ford or Chevy?
- Thread starter Kr8zy
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Very impressive Kr8zy that you missed just one. I only got 30 / 50 and many of the newer models were a coin toss as many of them sort of have started to look similar to me. I have never really been that interested in the suv's or the economy cars, my interests have always been more with the full sized sedans.
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hammervice
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chevy , first ford would over heat why stop now
waistingmytime
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My Chevy cars have always been more reliable than any Ford car I've owned.
However, I've owned a Ford pickup for over 20 years that still performs well
However, I've owned a Ford pickup for over 20 years that still performs well
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I have a 1985 Chevy truck I bought new that runs great, The engine mounts wore out at around 320,000 miles. I bought a new car this year and wanted to buy a Chevy but their interest rate was 2.5 percent higher and the bumper to bumper warranty was 1 year less then Buick so I got a Buick instead because of the interest, warranty, and because I think Buick is basically a Chevy with some extras added.
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RazzmaTazz
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Chevy! Learned how to drive on a Monte Carlo
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manolitorr
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i prefer european cars, no so expensive. i have renault atm
Not familiar with it. Though it is not like we see very many Renaults in the USA. Though all I can picture right now is a Le Car (a low spec Renault 5) with a bank machine in the back.
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manolitorr
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something like this
bigger than renault 5
bigger than renault 5
sallywoppy
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chevy
Curiousnomore
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Cummins diesel all the way!!
perrymason12
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1933 Ford Coupe
