"m II" wrote in message ...
dave wrote:

you'll never get all that on a bumper sticker...


unlike Toyota owners, who paste Acronyms exclusively..

If you're close enough to read this, your accelerator must be stuck, too...

Brenda Ann wrote:

unlike Toyota owners, who paste Acronyms exclusively..

If you're close enough to read this, your accelerator must be stuck, too...


That's pretty good. I saw a typical Harley Fag (1) yesterday with the
mandatory black T shirt. In big white lettering on the back, it declared:

"If you can read this, the b*tch fell off"

Nice way to impress people.

For the Toyota experience, I wonder how many of the problems are
occurring in stuff they outsourced. My own experience with Toyota
includes an Echo. It gave me over 240,000 km with no grief whatever.

I traded it in a Ford Ranger, which *IS* giving me grief. The last item
was a failed alternator at 92,000 km. Before that, the tail-gate handle
broke at the pivot point. Turns out the handle is 1/8th inch thick
PLASTIC. Then there are the windows....Warranty repair is next to
impossible to get.


(1) South Park episode reference



mike

On Jul 18, 7:30*pm, m II wrote:
Brenda Ann wrote:
unlike Toyota owners, who paste Acronyms exclusively..

If you're close enough to read this, your accelerator must be stuck, too...

That's pretty good. I saw a typical Harley Fag (1) yesterday with the
mandatory black T shirt. In big white lettering on the back, it declared:

"If you can read this, the b*tch fell off"

Nice way to impress people.

For the Toyota experience, I wonder how many of the problems are
occurring in stuff they outsourced. My own experience with Toyota
includes an Echo. It gave me over 240,000 km with no grief whatever.

I traded it in a Ford Ranger, which *IS* giving me grief. The last item
was a failed alternator at 92,000 km. Before that, the tail-gate handle
broke at the pivot point. Turns out the handle is 1/8th inch thick
PLASTIC. Then there are the windows....Warranty repair is next to
impossible to get.

(1) South Park episode reference

mike

Driving Down the Road of Life in a Car/Truck
Made-up of the Sum of 1,000,000 Parts all
produced by the Lowest Bidder . . .