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![]() ![]() Drives: 07 lb jeep tj Join Date: Oct 2010
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Almost every car line has cars in diesel versions overseas that get way over 40mpg I just wish one day we could get them over here.
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The Fiesta is still a Ford, and will still be pumping out blue smoke in a couple of years, if not before. It will still be a Ford, in other words. I wouldn't buy the thing if it got 100 mpg!
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1912 Ford still running!
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Drives: 07 Yaris S Sedan 5-Speed Join Date: Oct 2008
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![]() Let me guess. You also think Hyundai still builds junk. ![]() We may be partial to Toyota/Yaris but the fact is is that the Fiesta trumps the Yaris in almost every category. Then again, it has the advantage of being newer and generally more expensive. Ford is a completely different company under superb new leadership and focus. Ford's quality/longevity still isn't at Toyota's level (neither is anyone else's) but their quality is a whole new world over 10 years ago. |
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Hooch Brewer-Shine Sipper
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![]() You do realize Ford and Hyundai are two of the most reliable makes now, right? They're still not a Toyota as far as ultimate longevity goes, but you can't ignore their massive reinventions. Yes, before 5-10 years ago, they were junk. But so weren't Toyota and Honda 40 years ago. Things change. Plus, do you think Hyundai would warranty all their cars to 100,000 miles if they were "junk"? |
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Hooch Brewer-Shine Sipper
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I will add one thing about Ford though...their trucks are okay.
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^ I like Toyota only because I keep a car for up to 10 years. I've had the others, and yes even had a Hyundai with the 100,000 mile warranty. I haven't driven anything but Toyo since 1999, but I'm not going to try a Ford just because they are supposed to be better now. The whole problem with these brands is it is too late to convert some people you've already f*cked over before. I'm one of those people.
I am not brand-loyal at all. I am reliability-loyal. People in America have had to be made to feel guilty in order to buy American, because American just wasn't up to scratch. I changed brands after years of being disappointed and broke from repairs. I can only base my opinions on my personal experiences, which are about 10 years old since I changed to nothing but Toyota. But unless those dicks at Ford want to give me one to drive for a couple of years so I can start singing their praises (or bashing them even more), they've lost a customer for good with me...I wouldn't care if it got 100mpg.
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![]() ![]() ![]() Drives: 07 Yaris Sedan, Auto Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: SE Texas
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my last tank was 40.55 mpg. suck it fiesta!!!
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