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Heres Why Chevy is Better Than Ford

Heres Why Chevy is Better Than Ford

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Heres Why Chevy is Better Than Ford pauljs75: Pontiac often did have some differences though. Some models offered all the sport options as standard, as where if you tried to get the same in an Oldsmobile or Chevy would take a lot of finagling in getting a custom order done as those models wouldn't ship to a dealer that way. Usually it would be differences in suspension, steering ratio, and final drive ratio in the transmission. And sometimes you got a nicer instrument panel layout compared to the other GM brands. So if you want a floaty couch you got the Chevy, if wanting some fun and a more glued to the pavement feel with the same platform you went with Pontiac. Other than that it was true about being different dressing on the same platform.
Date: 2020-03-11

Comments and reviews: 8


Thanks for all your new videos, that you posted today. These videos will help other individuals, whether if they are looking for a used vehicle and how to maintain and repair their vehicles themselves. Anyway, a used Subaru is a lot better than a used Dodge for reliability. A used Hyundai is also slightly better than a used Toyota for handling. What are your opinions on a 2002 Subaru Outback H6 L. L. Bean Edition and a 2008 Hyundai Sonata V6? The Outback has the 3 L V6 engine with 212 horsepower and the four-speed automatic transmission and the Sonata has the 3. 3 L V6 engine with 235 horsepower and the five-speed automatic transmission with manual-shift capability.
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Thanks again, Scotty. Fools always skip the context of your commentaries, much like Christians skip the context of the passages they created doctrines in the dark ages still held today. You stay safe, brother. Set up food, water, all life support provisions for a year, brother. If this virus follows the 1918 pandemic, next winter will be a doozy: a term I'm sure you're familiar with. I'm 63. I'm sure you're not far behind, if not close. All the best to your family. And your cat too: )
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Hey Scotty What do you think about the Kia '2020' Telluride? My wife is thinking about trading her 2009 Kia Borrego w barely over 100k miles for one. Consumer Reports raves on the Kia Telluride and I stil think even buying a used Toyota SUV is a better choice reliability wise. Our mechanic doesnt even wana work on Hyundais and Kias anymore, he says the parts take forever to come in. Can u please send my your thoughts. I truly wil APPRECIATE IT Thk U in advance.
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I wonder how many ppl have actually had fuel pump issues with their Toyota/ lexuses? I know a few ppl wit them and they have yet to have a issue. But at least Toyota and other Asians manufacturers are letting you know that's a recall coming instead of pulling a Ford move and waiting till the warranties out. Its alot of things America cars have issues they don't recall on. bottom line is I will still pick the Asians over the others. Except for Nissan smh
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There two things I find that kills fuel pumps in cars. One, people never change their fuel filter and the pump is working too hard and the other is letting the car run close to empty most of the time. The gas acts as a coolant for the pump because those are little motors that run constantly and they get hot. When you have at least a half a tank of gas most of the time, it is submerged in gas and it runs much cooler.
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Hey Scotty what's your opinion on the Toyota venza 2011 year 3. 5L V6? Will be a year next month since I bought it. Has 97k miles on it, had 92k miles when I drove it off the lot. Only things I had done on it was replace battery and alternator back in October, and a oil change and tire rotation witch was free from the dealership I got it at. Otherwise I love the vehicle.
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I had a 97 Saturn in college. Do you think the Brady Bunch will ever have another come-back Special after the untimely death of Mike Brady, the patriarch of the family? asking for a friend. Also, after running a fleet of Ford trucks, and being a GM guy, Ford is better than Chevy. They are better at breaking down, and better at being difficult to work on.
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Scotty, I drive a 2005 Chevy Cobalt with nearly 120k original miles and my paint is starting to bubble up and peel off my car. Should I try and preserve the paint or should I not bother, as most panels have started to bubble and peel? Also, is Maaco's 35 paint fix service worth the time and money for this particular issue? P. S, Love the videos
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