Posted by Traditional Farmer on December 28, 2013 at 05:43:55 from (67.237.188.53):
In Reply to: OT That Taurus posted by Heyseed on December 27, 2013 at 19:45:02:
In 1998 my parents bought a similar Ford to a Tarus car the same year my wife bought a Toyota Corolla 1998 at around 70,000 when the engine conked it had had 3 sets of brakes and one set of rotors intalled plus numerous other work done.At 210,000 miles the Toyota has had 3 sets of brakes and 1 set of rotors only because new ones were cheaper than turning the old ones.Have installed 2 timing belts as preventive maintenance and thats it other then oil changes.I'd never buy so called Big 3 car .
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