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Another example of why Ford deserves its sarcastic -- and surely unofficial -- slogan.
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Another example of why Ford deserves its sarcastic -- and surely unofficial -- slogan.
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There's quite a few of those 'unofficial slogans' for good old Ford. The one that always stuck out in my head was something unrepeatable here involving a Rebuilt Dodge.
But the best car I've ever owned was a 1984 "Found On Road Dead" Escort Diesel. Yes, I said diesel. No airconditioning. No tape player. Couldn't do more than 55 on the Interstate. But it got 48 miles to the gallon and there wasn't a darn thing I could do to kill it. And it was a standard so it forced me to learn how to drive one of those, too. Best car I could ever imagine a 16-year-old having. Got it from my sister for like $400.
Figured I'd pad our comments section out a bit Eric.
Posted on December 19, 2005 4:11 PM
Eric,
I've always been partial to Ford and had no problems with a mid 90's Explorer we recently got rid of.
The Taurus we currently have was recalled for a minor fix, other'n that, it's been a great car.
Little outdated in it's styling but we were happy to buy it a few years ago to help keep the old economy rolling along and keep our UAW brethren gainfully employed.
Posted on December 22, 2005 12:08 PM
Jon,
I'm no fan of Ford vehicles, but I'll grant you their negative reputation is sometimes undeserved. How to reimage as a domestic manufacturer, with quality that surpasses foreign imports, is beyond me.
Eric
Posted on December 25, 2005 7:56 PM