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    #11
    one thing the study doesn't account for is cost of maintenance. porsche may be the most reliable statistically, but they cost 3-5 times more to maintain than toyotas and hondas...

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    #12
    kawawa naman ang mistu...

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    #13
    Originally posted by ssaloon
    kawawa naman ang mistu...
    dami namin naging problem sa mga mitsu cars dati. puro mitsu pa naman dati ang binibili namin dahil sila lang ang me dealership dito.

    ssaloon, na inquire mo na ba yung free replacement sa suspension part ng galant mo?

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    #14
    di pa nga eh... gahol ako lagi sa oras lately kaya di ko maasikaso...

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    #15
    bising-busy ba sa new work? baka ma-promote ka agad nyan, mapalitan mo agad ang manager mo.
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    #16
    Originally posted by 20vanda01
    Dapat Porsche pala car natin. Bottom line japs car has better quality compared to korean cars

    Jap cars are synonimous to quality. Period! The domestics are gaining grounds though. As for the Korean automakers, Hyundai has better build quality than domestics. Unfortunately, the image-conscious car aficionados might find it hard to believe that their beloved European car manufacturers are lagging behind in terms of quality.

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    #17
    Mercedes Benz is losing it, it seems...

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    #18
    Originally posted by mbt
    Mercedes Benz is losing it, it seems...
    Merger to Daimler Chrysler is one huge factor why MB's image of quality is sagging. Plus ofcourse the ML series

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