[DMCForum] Re: At least Auto related

["Mike" <mcquinlan@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I've owned a number of Hondas and the same is true.  Parts are 
expensive.  However, my Ram has been the most costly vehicle I've 
owned.  It has been in the shop far more than any vehicle I've 
owned.  The parts might be cheaper but they break all the time.

--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Andrei Cular <acular@xxxx> wrote:
> My biggest problem with Nissan products, of which I personaly have 
2, is 
> the finish of the interior and the price of the common parts.  For 
> example rear rotors on my Zx run about $140 for my Porsche thay 
are $75 
> and that is a disk with a parking drum inside.  A rebuilt 
alternator on 
> the Z is $99 +$50 core, a lifetime warranty rebuilt alternator on 
my 
> Porsche is only $60 +$30core.
> 
> Personaly I would get another ford powerstroke.  For some reason 
the 
> F250 and F350 seem to get slightly better quality parts over the 
F150, 
> maybe it has to do with the fact they know construction guys live 
in the 
> trucks.
> 
> Andrei
> 
> Mike wrote:
> 
> >I just put my third steering column @ 55,000 miles ($1200 each 
time) 
> >in my Ram.  Dodge will do nothing to help me out.  Since it is 8 
> >years old, the lemon law doesn't help me.  I'm going to either 
set 
> >it on fire or crash it into a tree just to make myself feel 
better.  
> >It isn't worth trading in.
> >
> >Well, if you bought your 99 in 99, Nissan wouldn't have been an 
> >option.  2004 was the first year for a full size truck from 
Nissan.
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> >Titan has 9200 lbs towing capacity.
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> >Tundra is like 5000 or 6000 lbs. 
> >
> >Most of the America trucks 1500 class trucks are around 9000lbs 
> >towning capacity.
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> >--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Walter Coe" <Whalt@xxxx> wrote:
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> >>I regret the '99 GMC truck I bought.  I have had way too
> >>many problems to try to mention.  I wish I bought a Nissan
> >>instead.  I cant speak for towing capacity, tho.
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> >>Walt
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