Posted by Roy Suomi on June 23, 2009 at 18:07:31 from (76.189.172.152):
In Reply to: OT, Cheap Jap truck posted by Heyseed on June 23, 2009 at 17:24:17:
Sorry , but the next new truck will be a Tacoma...I've had Fords , Dodges, and Chevys..And I gotta say they have all gone downhill in the last 15 or 20 years...My '05 Silverado [with 36,000 miles]has been the worst of all.. Literally fell apart just after warranty time ran out.. Some fixes have been done up to 3 times now..I can remember my dad's old Chevy's..They took a beating and kept running with minimal repairs..I just bought a military Chevy [1986]with no miles on it..I hope to keep it for several years as a main ride , then will add a utility body to it for a service truck..But no more new American trucks for me.. So Sorry , but if we learn to build them to outlast the warranty by at least a year , I might reconsider....
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