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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: 1K3 on November 10, 2005, 01:50:54 PM
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:eek: There's cracks on the facade!:eek:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9991618/
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Oh no! the cute little number? Recalled!
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i don't understand, cars are recalled all the time to fix defects, would you rather the problems were not fixed?
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Before anyone panics...
Honda spokesman Sage Marie said there have been no crashes or injuries linked to the issue in the popular-selling vehicle.
The “vast majority” of the 25,298 vehicles under recall in the United States have not yet been sold, Marie said.
I wish the Durango or Ford SUV recalls had been so tidy and timely.
- SEAGOON
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25,000 is nothing. I've seen ACRES of vehicles when GM discovers a flaw on the line after they are already built and puts a hold on them at the yard. Holds can go on for months, as vehicles are repaired one at a time. Then just let somebody screw up the paperwork releasing ones that havent been fixed yet. Talk about nightmares. 2-3 holds a year plus various minor recalls were common.
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Owned 2 civics already. Sold an 01 with 60k and a 93 with 250k. the 93 had the same engine and is now a rebuilt as a racer.
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This one isn't foolin me a bit!
I knew this was gonna happen, it was just a matter of time. So now Japan thinks they have the element of suprise?
Hah The Japanese call it a "Recall" in the US of A....
But in Japan they call it.......
KAMAKAZI CARS!!!!!
:confused: :( :huh
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I have always been impressed with the speed of recalls done by the foreign auto makers.
The U.S. automakers have to have some deaths happen, an act of Congress, and billions in lawsuits before recalling, unless it only costs a few pennies per car to recall/fix. Then you find out they knew it all along. Single biggest reason why I will never own an American made vehicle.
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Well when they can make a better truck than Ford I might think about it.
But so far all the full size trucks from the japanese makers are a joke.
We have had two recalls on our nissan one year apart both for the same thing.
Front tire wear they have replaced out front tires twice no charge<>S
Ford screwed the pooch with there explorer fiasco but they still make the best fullsize IE: real trucks.
Now if I was in the market for a small truck Toyota would get my dollar.
Mazda used to have a great small truck untill ford bought em out and replaced the b2000 with a ford ranger with different fenders.
I had a 1988 mazda b2000 and the only thing in 90.000 miles I had to change was the tires and brake pads tough little buggy it was.
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I quote Bud Anderson's book, "To Fly and Fight" :
"I had lived and my opponent had died. But it was a near thing. It could have been the other way around just as easily, and what probably made the difference was the airplane I flew. Made in America. I would live to see the day when people would try to tell me the United States can't make cars like some other folks do. What a laugh."
That about sums up how I feel about those people who think US cars are somehow inferior to German ubermobiles or Japanese sardine cans--what a joke.
J_A_B
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i hate to disapoint you but hondas "sardine cans" are built in ohio.
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They don't actually recall the whole car, you just bring it in for a fix.
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Automobile recalls are commonplace today as "Schedule" has superceded "Quality" in manufacturing. Get them out the door on schedule come hell or high water, we'll fix it later...
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I think it's got more to do with the court system and liability issues.
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Wait till Japan releases the automobile called the Zero. We already have the Mustang so they wont last 5 minutes on the roads before being shot down into the ditch :D
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Who was the champ on recalls,Ford f150?
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Originally posted by fartwinkle
Well when they can make a better truck than Ford I might think about it.
But so far all the full size trucks from the japanese makers are a joke.
Well at least they recall it BEFORE you burn or crash due to failed suspention in Ford.
Toyota Tundra made way better than any Ford truck,but it's only mine opinion:)
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Originally posted by fartwinkle
Well when they can make a better truck than Ford I might think about it.
But so far all the full size trucks from the japanese makers are a joke.
I'd take a Tudra over any FORD any day of the week
put 50,000 miles on each, then compare
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I actually wanted to like the new Mustang more than anything. I even went to test drive it when looking for a new car recently. I was extremely disapppointed.
So I got a new 3800 pound 'tin sardine can' and I am a happy camper. End result? I am very happy other countries do not make cars like we do. :)
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I believe Mustang still has Dependent rear suspension:)?
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It was not the suspension that bothered me. The interior was extremely cheap and flimsy feeling/looking. Every vibration through the steering wheel seemed to run over the entire dashboard. I was really disappointed as I really wanted to like that car.
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Thats why Dodge Viper designer is Japaneese,lol
Maybe Ford should do the same,thers no shame in learning from others
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:D
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Same here Skuzzy,
I am a Huge 70 Fastback fan, and wanted to buy the new stang so bad I couldn't stand it.
Had it as my wallpaper for a year before release.
Shows up on the showroom floor, and I walked up, ready and willing.
Sat down, thought...well..ok, maybe it's just the first issue, let me wait for a few runs through the production line and get one in about 6 months.
6 months later, I'm just going to find a good 70 to restore, it's just not a Mustang.
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I hate my wife's 02 stang. I don't know why she likes it but she does and it's HER car so that's what matters. The car is uncomfortable to sit in. The doors shake, the suspension is worse than my jeep's. The only redeeming factor is that it's not the round blob version that came out in like 94 or 95.