Jul 25, 2021
4:04:47pm
4:04:47pm
In this thread since all anyone cares about is reliability,
I should mention my 2002 ford f150 has over 250,000 miles and I drive it off road and push it pretty hard. It's never had many problems and everything that's needed done is stuff I've fixed myself.
As for cars, Ford has the mustang which is amazing. Classic and new. They also have the gt which when created originally was a super high performance car and the current gt is a supercar.
As for cars, Ford has the mustang which is amazing. Classic and new. They also have the gt which when created originally was a super high performance car and the current gt is a supercar.
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Mine have been incredibly expensive. I'm mixed on Toyota, for the amount spent on "routine maintenance" for my
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Am I the only one (apparently there are about 6 of us) that thinks that Mercedes is the easy answer?
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