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From: dca@edison.UUCP (David C. Albrecht)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Re: another strange starting problem
Message-ID: <548@edison.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 16-Sep-85 10:16:08 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 16 10:16:08 1985
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> 
> If you traded that Jap cr*p for a Chevy piece of cr*p, next time
> try a Ford piece of machinery ( :-) ).
> 
No Way!  If anything I consider Ford to be leading from the bottom of
the heap.  Mind you, this is not a decision based on the quality of
their mechanicals which I imagine to be very similar to Chevy et al.
but rather a judgement on their corporate ethics which are the worst
in the industry.  Any corporation which will save money by designing
in a safety problem (Pinto) is very bad.  But even worse is ignoring
proven safety problems and NOT EVEN CORRECTING THEM ON NEW CARS OFF
THE ASSEMBLY LINE (Pinto and transmission problems).  It makes me
wonder if the problem is the maniac they have running the company.
It will definitely be a very cold day in hell before I buy a Ford.

David Albrecht


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