Cash For Clunkers
#31
What a total waste of our tax dollars! Robin hood taking our hard earned dollars to give to some else to by a rice burner. I buy Fords with my dollars and should't be forced to subsidize Korea, Japan, or any other countrys car companys and or governments. I won't buy from GM or Chry. ever again since Robin hood spent billions of our tax dollars proping them up. The government needs to stay out of our pockets and stick to defending our country! If some one needs a new car let them figure out how to pay for it on thier own.
#33
I was going to trade in my 97 F150 XLT w/ 4.6 for a 2004 F150 Lariet package with 5.4 using the c4c, but after seeing what they do to the engines, I changed my mind.
That 4.6 with 217000 miles purrs like a kitten, It is now officially my farm truck.
Now when I tear out the old barb-wire fencing, I don't have to worry about scratching the paint.........
That 4.6 with 217000 miles purrs like a kitten, It is now officially my farm truck.
Now when I tear out the old barb-wire fencing, I don't have to worry about scratching the paint.........
#36
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#38
Special interest. In this case it's the auto industry. I agree with saving as many auto jobs and all the domestic manufacturing that we can, but I disagree with the methods. C4C would have been ok with me if the government would not have mandated the crushing of the clunkers and the destruction of the drivetrain. The drivetrains that are getting destroyed are still more fuel efficient and cleaner than powertrains of the 50's and 60's. By doing this the government is forcing the working poor and seniors on a limited income out of owning their own car or truck by limiting supply of good used parts to keep those old cars safely on the road for a few more years. It's not a secret that the manufacturers don't support the parts supply of vehicles that are older than 8-10 years old any more. Some items that the aftermarket could support the manufacturers won't let the aftermarket suppliers have a license to make even though many of those same aftermarket suppliers made the parts for the manufacturers when they were still selling them. It's called planned obsolesence. As far as I'm concerned it's one of the biggest crimes perpetrated on an unsuspecting public by manufacturers and our government. It's also a waste of natural resources by not making the vehicles that we have last as long as possible. And our leaders wonder why the public is leary of the changes that they want to make in healthcare.
#39
Because the Democrats are trying to convert this country into anti-American...
Just sickens me...
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