October 18, 20196 yr Author Renault Alliance Gar-Bage!!! One of my older brother's good friends had a 87 or 88 Alliance...red. He loved that thing (for no apparent reason), lol.
October 18, 20196 yr One of my older brother's good friends had a 87 or 88 Alliance...red. He loved that thing (for no apparent reason), lol. Mine was blue, around those same years, was wafer thin (had to be incredibly unsafe, in hindsight), had an issue with "throwing rods" worldwide, and was so light it struggled to maintain traction even in the lightest of rains.
October 19, 20196 yr 2012 Ford Focus hatchback with the dual clutch transmission. Nightmare of a car. Ford hoodwinked everyone with that crappy tranny. Stay away from anything that Ford sticks a DCT in, you'll regret it if you don't.
October 19, 20196 yr The second Jeep Cherokee I owned was constant headache. I'd owned one prior to that purchase and it was very reliable, not so much on the second one. I had it maybe 18 months and traded it for my truck.
October 23, 20196 yr ‘94 Impala SS. Paid too much for it because I was(am) stupid. Terrible gas mileage, constant repairs, and a bad odometer. True story: There were fewer miles on it when I got home than when I drove it off the lot after a stop at a gas station and restaurant. Don’t ask me... Still, I loved that car to pieces, even during the winter when the heat went out and I was too broke to get it fixed. I had a great car before it, and got a great car after I sold it, but I can not wait to buy another B Body.
October 29, 20196 yr It had nothing to do with the make, I just bought a really cheap Ford Courier many years ago when we had no money but needed a second vehicle. The seats were all torn up, it had a hole in the dashboard, and it was puppy mustard yellow. However it did run, and it was easy to work on which I did often. It had bias ply tires when I first bought it, and I had to drive I 25 from Arvada, CO to Denver for work. I 25 had big lane ruts and the truck was really squirrelly in those ruts until I put radials on it and new shocks. I did get all my money out of it when I was able to replace it but not my labor.
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