Posted by Old Scovy on November 07, 2015 at 19:48:03 from (96.58.44.192):
In Reply to: Ford dealership posted by Paul in MN on November 07, 2015 at 15:59:56:
yes Paul, I know what you are talking about. We have bought Lincoln Town cars for years. All of them used. try to find one with under 80 thousand on it and drive it another 125,000. They don't make them any more. We are retired and want to travel some, So we bought a new Chrysler town & country. Want to get a couple mobility scooters to go to the tractor shows and truck shows. We never sat in the thing before we paid for it. What a mistake. We don't like it. Thank god we didn't get rid of the old Lincoln. It has 200,000 is nice and sound doesn't use any oil so I had 4 new Michelin's put on it and I plan to run it another 100,000. Stupid ? Maybe, but it is paid for and we like it. When it's shot we will try to get along with the Chrysler.
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