Ford sux

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Lifer
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<< I won't touch your car based on what? That I assumed you had a stick shift as most GT Stangs do? >>



I would dare say that statement is true. Blueoval had the numbers at one time, but I believe there were more auto than manuals GTs and v6s. Anyways, I have the VIN right here. When can you run the oasis?
 

geno

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From what I've seen, Ford has kept the Mustang afloat during ever since the 'low quality' manufacturing began. In other words, I think they've put a little extra effort into the Mustang ;)

Millenium, I know where you're coming from. People talk so much trash about Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth. They site them for making the most unreliable cars ever - but mine's still running like a watch after 10 years. *shrug*

It all depends on who you talk to / ask really...
 

Pacfanweb

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<<From what I've seen, Ford has kept the Mustang afloat during ever since the 'low quality' manufacturing began. In other words, I think they've put a little extra effort into the Mustang >>

Just think of where the Mustang might be if......in 1989 the &quot;Fox&quot; body was replaced by a FRONT wheel drive car.....Ford was planning on doing this, but a public outcry changed their mind.
The FWD car then became the Probe.
 

Sporko

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Ok, how about this. Ford seems to have a lot of recalls because, unlike say, GM or Chrysler they would rather incur the cost of a recall than let you drive around risking your life.