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Post by thaanedaar on Jul 19, 2008 0:41:57 GMT
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Post by thaanedaar on Jul 19, 2008 1:25:09 GMT
He has a tractor,a heavy duty license and what you got???
you can't do wheelies on bare feet......
Don't envy him..emein.
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Post by princess on Jul 19, 2008 1:25:51 GMT
anything ford is the worst thing u can buy!!
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Post by princess on Jul 19, 2008 1:26:18 GMT
bt dat tractor vid was funny..lol
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Post by thaanedaar on Jul 19, 2008 1:31:37 GMT
It's not a tractor...it's a truck...didn't you hear the audio???
And yes ford is the worst......a eclipse is good for me.*Counts cents in piggybank*
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Post by princess on Jul 19, 2008 1:43:01 GMT
no i couldnt turn da audio on...cuz ma mom is makin roti...n im here in da i am so stupid that i keep posting this...n she would have askd me wat im watchin online...
yaay for my toyota camery.....
=)
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Post by princess on Jul 19, 2008 5:08:33 GMT
umm ya she makes roti...i make roti too
bt i dont think my mom noes ur mom...
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Post by Ks1 on Jul 19, 2008 5:21:34 GMT
anything ford is the worst thing u can buy!! What are you talking about.. I own a ford and it runs great..... |
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Post by princess on Jul 19, 2008 5:24:05 GMT
well its not as good as jap cars....or imports
nething american ....not so good
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Post by Ks1 on Jul 19, 2008 5:27:59 GMT
well its not as good as jap cars....or imports nething american ....not so good If you maintain and take car of your it will run, doesn't matter if its import or American. I seen a 1987 mustang with 500,000 miles yes 500,000 and it still runs strong.. |
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Post by Ghost... on Jul 19, 2008 13:23:10 GMT
gina is soo thick.
ford escort is one of the best cars you can buy today.
toutube>search "top gear ford escort"
i aint a car kinda guy, but come on, an escort is an escort none the less!
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Post by princess on Jul 19, 2008 17:41:23 GMT
1. Ford Expedition,
2. Ford F-150 and Super-Duty Trucks
Ford truck owners are usually fiercely loyal to their Blue Oval powerhouses -- until one of them spits a spark plug.
The Ford Motor Co. has turned an automotive backside to almost every customer complaining of a spit spark plug, leaving them the option or repairing the truck and keeping it or dumping the vehicle on the used-truck market.
ConsumerAffairs.com recommends that you avoid the 1998 through 2003 Ford Expedition no matter the guarantee or promise that accompanies the truck. Thousands of first and second Expedition owners have suffered a spit spark plug and paid Ford thousands of dollars to repair the defect.
Fixing the damage does not guarantee it won't happen again. Many consumers have told us they have fixed a blown plug only to have the engine spit a second or third plug.
More and more Ford mechanics and technicians are siding with consumers, charging that the troubled automaker is fully aware of a major flaw in Ford engines that causes the power plant to spit out spark plugs at random and without warning.
The mechanics complain that Ford is covering up the defect while squeezing and short-changing technicians and mechanics tasked with repairing the problem for Ford consumers.
The trouble is, no one is listening to the warning and Ford continues to stonewall and cover up the spit spark plug hazard, according to one Ford technician.
A Master Ford Technician told ConsumerAffairs.com that the “situation regarding these engines and the spark plugs blowing out is not unknown to Ford.”
“Quite the contrary, they are well aware of it and have been since the 5.4 liter Triton engine was released,” this Ford mechanic said. “This same concern also affects other engines in Ford's modular engine family, such as the 4.6 liter single overhead cam V-8s and the 6.8 liter single overhead cam V-10,” he warned.
Ford dealerships routinely insist to consumers complaining about a spit spark plug that they have never heard of such a thing happening.
Many Ford models are also prone to catch fire while parked, so if you buy one, park it outside. And never leave children, pets or disabled people alone inside -- even for a minute.
3. Ford Focus
The Ford Focus ignition switch is among the most bitter of lemons facing consumers because its ornery behavior can recur. The switch is known to break again and again ... and sometimes even again. Consumers have complained for years, but Ford is standing firm with its corporate back turned on Focus owners.
Carrie in Grand Haven, Michigan "was stranded at a friend's house until the early hours of the morning."
Joel in Oak Park, Illinois says he has seen it all before. "My 2000 Ford Focus ignition switch has failed and won't turn for the second time in 80,000 miles.”
Heather in Wahiawa, Hawaii summed up her problems with her car this way: "My 2000 Focus is a piece of junk. The ignition switched has been replaced three times and is jamming again. Ford continues to insist that I pay for these replacements," she wrote.
Helene was "stranded in a seedy part of town unable to start my car" in Colorado. Dalila and her daughter were stranded in 101-degree heat in the summer while she was pregnant.
The faulty ignition is the most nagging unresolved problem with the Focus. Many Focus consumers have even had a broken ignition repaired under the Ford warranty only to have to replace the locking mechanism themselves once the warranty has expired.
The replacement cost can exceed $500 each time the lock fails -- a lot of money for something that's supposed to be an economy car.
Our advice: When you see a Focus for sale, try to focus on something else.
4. Ford Taurus
The old reliable Taurus and its Mercury cousin, the Sable, turn out not to be so reliable after all. Consumers tell us every week of a spring breaking in the car, sometimes shredding a tire.
Here is a typical Taurus story:
“My 2002 Ford Taurus is in tip top shape, or so I thought. While driving in a low-speed area my front tire sounded like a gunshot then the car fell to the ground. The mechanic said they cannot believe that this could happen. I had no choice but to replace all my coil springs, because I fear for the safety of my family. There are so many issues with this car yet Ford refuses to help. What can we do?”
There may not be much the current owner can do, but if you are looking for a low-price second-hand family sedan, stay away from the Taurus or the Sable.
There are plenty of dull, dependable cars out there. Why settle for something that's dull and undependable?
THERFORE....FORD IS BAD....THEY HAVE 4 OUT OF TEN CARS THAT CAME UP ON THE WORST CARS TO BUY.....
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Post by Ghost... on Jul 19, 2008 17:50:46 GMT
chatti sau leya neele rang da galli'ch laddoo vandh jattiyeh!
ford escort!
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Post by princess on Jul 19, 2008 17:56:28 GMT
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Post by Ghost... on Jul 19, 2008 18:02:58 GMT
bas kar.
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Post by 5abikuri10 on Jul 19, 2008 18:30:29 GMT
lool crazyy i wana do that . imagine a rikshaww doin that shytt , that would be sickk  |
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Post by thaanedaar on Jul 21, 2008 8:25:17 GMT
ria truck di wheelie maar lae.
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Post by desidefinition on Nov 2, 2008 19:39:55 GMT
kaim wheelie aa bai ji. apaa ta enfield te v massan massan hi karde si wheelie.
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