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> Don't worry - they're paid for by the 2 million people each year who are
> willing to pay $30,000 for a badly screwed together F-150 with leaf springs.
> . . . . . . . ;-)
Even though I am not a Ford man, but the f-150 is probably the best truck on
the road. Even jdpower agrees. I wish ford had the same qc across all their
lines.
Exit - 24 Oct 2003 18:52 GMT
>> Don't worry - they're paid for by the 2 million people each year who
>> are willing to pay $30,000 for a badly screwed together F-150 with
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> truck on the road. Even jdpower agrees. I wish ford had the same qc
> across all their lines.
Quite possibly, but if you can't get right the building of what is
effectively 1950's technology what can you get right? :)
At least the huge profit margin pays for the development of Jaguars, Aston
Martins and Land Rovers thus their owners unwittingly enrich the automotive
world. . . . . ;-)

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Chris Phillipo - 24 Oct 2003 21:58 GMT
> > Don't worry - they're paid for by the 2 million people each year who are
> > willing to pay $30,000 for a badly screwed together F-150 with leaf
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> the road. Even jdpower agrees. I wish ford had the same qc across all their
> lines.
As long as you go into it expecting to replace the front end
prematurely. For the money it is the best though.

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Kai Seymour - 26 Oct 2003 00:58 GMT
> ...the f-150 is probably the best truck on
> the road. Even jdpower agrees.
Seems to me according JDPower every car rates best in some category.
Chris Phillipo - 27 Oct 2003 06:25 GMT
> > ...the f-150 is probably the best truck on
> > the road. Even jdpower agrees.
>
> Seems to me according JDPower every car rates best in some category.
And when price is a factor a KIA, even if it is on fire, rates well.

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