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<blockquote data-quote="kickerfan07" data-source="post: 3242694" data-attributes="member: 579502">In the second quarter of this year both ford and chevy turned in nice profits. I have owned a couple of Fords, and Acura and a Mitsubishi. In my opinion and experience the asian cars used to be more reliable because of the simplicity of the design, and smaller scale production, but now they are getting more complicated and putting out more cars so they will be having more problems as well. I have owned a couple of Fords and they were both very reliable. Also i beleive Ford had the most JD Power awards for Initial Quality for this year. I wouldnt beleive all the auto propoganda about how foreign cars are so much better.From Yahoo News&nbsp; &nbsp; Wed Aug 1, 12:59 PM ET&quot;GM on Tuesday reported that its quarterly results had improved by more than 4.2 billion dollars to an 891 million dollar gain.&quot;&quot;Ford -- which lost 12.4 billion last year -- posted a 750 million dollar gain last week, a more than one billion dollar improvement on the second quarter of 2006.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kickerfan07, post: 3242694, member: 579502"] In the second quarter of this year both ford and chevy turned in nice profits. I have owned a couple of Fords, and Acura and a Mitsubishi. In my opinion and experience the asian cars used to be more reliable because of the simplicity of the design, and smaller scale production, but now they are getting more complicated and putting out more cars so they will be having more problems as well. I have owned a couple of Fords and they were both very reliable. Also i beleive Ford had the most JD Power awards for Initial Quality for this year. I wouldnt beleive all the auto propoganda about how foreign cars are so much better. From Yahoo News Wed Aug 1, 12:59 PM ET "GM on Tuesday reported that its quarterly results had improved by more than 4.2 billion dollars to an 891 million dollar gain." "Ford -- which lost 12.4 billion last year -- posted a 750 million dollar gain last week, a more than one billion dollar improvement on the second quarter of 2006." [/QUOTE]

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