Posted by oldtanker on August 29, 2012 at 20:01:54 from (66.228.255.239):
In Reply to: Highway Robbery posted by Dick2 on August 29, 2012 at 07:52:44:
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Whoa! Wait a second there skippy......Mercedes ruined Chrysler????? When Mercedes took over Chrysler, Chrysler's rate of warrenty issues were some 48 reported repairs per 100 units sold compared to GM and Ford's less than 4 per 100 within the first 2 years of ownership. When Mercedes bailed Chrysler's rates had dropped to under 10 per 100 units. Chrysler's long term reputation ruined Chrysler.
In the late 90's my BIL, son and I conducted an informal survey of numbers and types of makes of vehicles in our area. 7 out of 10 vehicles seen on the road, pickup and smaller were, GM and Ford, 2 Chrysler's and one "other". I was working as a mechanic is an independent shop at the time. 1/2 of all auto tranny repairs we did were Chrysler and 4 out of 10 other repairs were Chrysler. That is what lead to their downfall.
Don't get me wrong Mercedes has had problems too ever sense they tried to break into the cheaper car market (under 50K).
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