If I do not get 300,000 miles on each vehicle before either car needs minor repairs, i will be dissapointed. back in 92, my 83 honda accord had 175,000 miles before the gas tank fill tube rusted out. Dealer fixed it free of charge, asked me if i was interested in a new honda, which I replied yes, when the old honda wore out. Still driving the honda with 324k miles on it. it starts in any ohio weather, which is not that rough, but does see its share of fluctuations.
I just got tired of dealing with shifty auto sales practices like described above. I have friends who bought new hondas, then after a couple months had a life change so that their vehicle no longer suited their needs, they brought the vehicle back, the dealer tore up the lease, and said which vehicle would you like? Again, the person picked another honda because they felt the dealer had treated them fairly, and they have been driving hondas since then.
sellers end of the loyalty bargin is something that the former big three car companies do not do not understand.
I guess from reading the news, we are in need lots of honest bankers in this country. Currently, that takes less than a bacheolors degree in finance, and is easy enough to get into with average high school grades.
Looks to me like portions of the country are getting a bit soft. History has shown that soft countries do not survive any longer than their soft economic structure.
I still like my old US tractors, but i think that they were built back when people had respect for each other, and each others job, no matter what the position. I see disabled people come to my office location and pick up paper, and do the landscaping maintainence, and I go out of my way to tell them "thank you", and the "landscaping looks great", because they at least have a desire to do work for money.
If we want to turn this country around, then it is up to everybody who lives here, to make that happen.
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