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<blockquote data-quote="Sleeklsc" data-source="post: 1291363" data-attributes="member: 552229">96 windstar= 1 of my parents favorite auto&#039;s... 0 probs upto 70k97 tuarus= didnt like it but only needed a minor tune up at 85k98 grand marquis= presently 86k, most smooth running reliable cars ive ever ownedthats it ford wisechevy&#039;s:91 grand am= 1st car, beat to shit, lasted 130k with mucho denero &quot;invested&quot;97 cavalier= 150k, needed new alt, batt, and starter, plugs...not bad for the cheapest chevy91 caprice=145k, nothin major done since 100k when i aquired it94 sonoma= 75k, wiper module and tune up02 malibu= 60k, blower motor resistor97 lumina= 111k, little stuff iircthere is a reason why my family remains with domestic vehiclesmy best friend had numerous hondas...accord was in the shop 1-2 a month for a year w/ 125k. Had his civic for 3 months and the headgasket blewit all comes down to knowing what to look for when buying a used car..poeple are fu ckin ignorent..used cars is all</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sleeklsc, post: 1291363, member: 552229"] 96 windstar= 1 of my parents favorite auto's... 0 probs upto 70k 97 tuarus= didnt like it but only needed a minor tune up at 85k 98 grand marquis= presently 86k, most smooth running reliable cars ive ever owned thats it ford wise chevy's: 91 grand am= 1st car, beat to shit, lasted 130k with mucho denero "invested" 97 cavalier= 150k, needed new alt, batt, and starter, plugs...not bad for the cheapest chevy 91 caprice=145k, nothin major done since 100k when i aquired it 94 sonoma= 75k, wiper module and tune up 02 malibu= 60k, blower motor resistor 97 lumina= 111k, little stuff iirc there is a reason why my family remains with domestic vehicles my best friend had numerous hondas...accord was in the shop 1-2 a month for a year w/ 125k. Had his civic for 3 months and the headgasket blew it all comes down to knowing what to look for when buying a used car..poeple are fu ckin ignorent..used cars is all [/QUOTE]

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