A Honda built in Swindon, or a Nissan built in Sunderland or a Mitsubishi built in the Netherlands, or a Suzuki built in Hungary?Vbl said:Note to self: STICK TO YOUR BELIEFS THAT YOU HELD FOR OVER 30 YEARS AND NEVER BUY EUROPEAN CARSNever again...let me get home and buy a Honda or Nissan or Mitsubishi
Pardon? What does that mean?geodor said:This is like a teaser. It boils you well so the message to with a plus of impact.Advertising what can I say
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Vbl said:Similar lists have two my friends - one with new Nissan, one with new Mitsubishi...geodor said:Front axle problem (7347 miles??) Sat nav going dead; automatic wipers not responding;
It's overall quality problem - if motor company makes an ideal car - which are not requires repairing - service centers will stays without money.
Seeing as how most of the oily bits are shared with the Juke, I wouldn't assume buying 'Japanese' is any better or worse...Vbl said:Note to self: STICK TO YOUR BELIEFS THAT YOU HELD FOR OVER 30 YEARS AND NEVER BUY EUROPEAN CARSNever again...let me get home and buy a Honda or Nissan or Mitsubishi
Not sure about that, Frank. Over the years I had Mitsubishi Space Wagon, Nissan Primera, Honda CR-V and as I used to do high mileage (about 45000-50000 in two years) I changed car every two years, passing it on to hubby and by the time another two years went by, his car would even out mileage. I would then use his car as part exchange and so on. When I decided I did not need another large car anymore in 2011, I got myself Juke. It was great but the boot proved it's - and mine - undoing so got Captur last September.Frank Bullitt said:Seeing as how most of the oily bits are shared with the Juke, I wouldn't assume buying 'Japanese' is any better or worse...Vbl said:Note to self: STICK TO YOUR BELIEFS THAT YOU HELD FOR OVER 30 YEARS AND NEVER BUY EUROPEAN CARSNever again...let me get home and buy a Honda or Nissan or Mitsubishi
Vbl said:Not sure about that, Frank. Over the years I had Mitsubishi Space Wagon, Nissan Primera, Honda CR-V and as I used to do high mileage (about 45000-50000 in two years) I changed car every two years, passing it on to hubby and by the time another two years went by, his car would even out mileage. I would then use his car as part exchange and so on. When I decided I did not need another large car anymore in 2011, I got myself Juke. It was great but the boot proved it's - and mine - undoing so got Captur last September.Frank Bullitt said:Seeing as how most of the oily bits are shared with the Juke, I wouldn't assume buying 'Japanese' is any better or worse...Vbl said:Note to self: STICK TO YOUR BELIEFS THAT YOU HELD FOR OVER 30 YEARS AND NEVER BUY EUROPEAN CARS
Never again...let me get home and buy a Honda or Nissan or Mitsubishi
Don't all get neurotic on me now, this may be what hubby calls "Friday afternoon car"