Would you buy a GM if...

[JungleMan1]

Originally posted by: HomeAppraiser
JD Power Initial Quality Study IS biased because it is taken during the owners "honeymoon period" with the car. For example, if you bought a Chrysler 300 for the cool looks, Magnum engine and American brand, then you are less likely to trash it on paper three months later for any minor defaults. Long term test results are more accurate. Door handles falling off, you bet ya. When I was a teenager my father and I had to replace all of our Dodge door handles. Entering Dukes of Hazard style got old after awhile.

JD Power Initial Quality study asks consumers of how many problems they have had with the vehicle. Not whether it looks cool, not whether it sucks, not whether it's fast, simply how many times they've taken it to the dealer and for what.

I don't see how that could possibly be biased. I love my car but if you ask me, right now, every single problem I've had with it, I'll tell you.

 

[aigomorla]

VETTE~!!! the CORVETTE!! or caddy STS

 

[jjzelinski]

I'm now driving a 2004 Chevy Malibu on the roads of Germany and I'm loving it; great car for the price. The only things I'd ask for are larger rims, lower profile tires, and a manual transmission. Otherwise, about a year and a half since my purchase, through the winters of Fairbanks Alaska, this has been an extremely reliable, enjoyable, and confortable vehicle for $18k.

 

[jjzelinski]

Originally posted by: EatSpam

Originally posted by: VIAN
No, they're gas guzzlers and... 2500 just isn't all that much money.

I'm just a 4-banger guy.

My GM car has a 4 cylinder engine.

My V6 2004 Malibu gets 38mpg at 75mph, no kidding. Look for testimonials about the cars mileage and you'll be pretty impressed. 200hp, 200ft.lbs tourque.

 

[Harriet Tubgirl]

Originally posted by: arcenite

Originally posted by: PTCvette
Yep.... Z06 baby!

or almost anything off of the cadillac line

yea if ur over 60