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Originally Posted by kevin2323
straight out of the gm fanboy manual.....  |
Too bad it is true dude. I sold a 1998 V6 Camaro Convertible to my waterproofer yesterday with 84K miles on it with no serious transmission issues and they said their Chrysler Town and Country needed a new transmission at 32K. LOL! Go Dodge! Chevrolet vehicles never have any transmission issues and if they do, they are nowhere near complete failure like Dodges'. This is complete fact. My family has had a 1985 Dodge Charger and a 1995 Dodge Dynasty. The Dynasty needed the transmission torn down 3 times and still never shifted correctly when repaired. Dodge nearly bankrupt my parent's and the Dynasty was inherited! What a gift! The best was when my father was vacuuming the backseat and the rear window mysteriously shattered in the street. There were no prior cracks or scratches on it. Just the slight vibration of the vacuum cleaner on the interior and <PLOOOOOOOOOSH!> Beware all you Dodge Challenger lovers, if you think Challenger is cool, beware, it will be true to it's name because it'll be a complete "challenge" keeping that piece of shit on the road for more than 2 years.
Really, I have no beef with Mustangs. Ford quality has improved over the years and seems to have their business credentials in order. They will still pale in comparison to the Camaro though.