View Poll Results: Chevy Or Dodge
Chevy
39
55.71%
Dodge
34
48.57%
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Chevy Or Dodge???
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From: Charlotte, NC
I'd have to go with chevy, didn't like the looks of the dakota I saw the other day, that would be the only truck I drove, the ram isn't looking so hot either, looks toooooo rigid
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From: Southern MD
Dodge for me.
I had an '89 Chevy Blazer (full size.)
The paint peeled like crazy. I took it back to my local GM dealer. They agreed to re-paint the truck. I asked for them to wait until Spring. (It was late November). They said, "Sure. No problem."
Long story short. In Spring, they didn't re-paint my truck. After phone calls and letters along with documentation, GM Corporate people told me that they would NOT re-paint my truck.
I had given them documentation that (my family) was dedicated GM owners. (No less than 8 GMs in the family, at this moment.) Surely they could re-paint this truck as a sign of good-will, for loyal GM owners.
They said, "Absolutely not. If they re-painted MY truck, they would have to re-paint other vehicles. NO."
I told them that, "I would NEVER own another GM product. They can keep their lousy paint jobs and their vehicles, and I will keep my money."
They had the nerve to tell me, "You don't sound like a faithful GM owner."
Well. . . DUH!
Not only will I not own another GM product, I will tell everyone I know to NOT buy GM. Even though that Blazer is still going strong at 240,000+ miles. (It's just not mine, now.)
Ford
First On Race Day.
Dodge
Dead On Delivery-Go Easy
GM
Grand Mistake
I had an '89 Chevy Blazer (full size.)
The paint peeled like crazy. I took it back to my local GM dealer. They agreed to re-paint the truck. I asked for them to wait until Spring. (It was late November). They said, "Sure. No problem."
Long story short. In Spring, they didn't re-paint my truck. After phone calls and letters along with documentation, GM Corporate people told me that they would NOT re-paint my truck.
I had given them documentation that (my family) was dedicated GM owners. (No less than 8 GMs in the family, at this moment.) Surely they could re-paint this truck as a sign of good-will, for loyal GM owners.
They said, "Absolutely not. If they re-painted MY truck, they would have to re-paint other vehicles. NO."
I told them that, "I would NEVER own another GM product. They can keep their lousy paint jobs and their vehicles, and I will keep my money."
They had the nerve to tell me, "You don't sound like a faithful GM owner."
Well. . . DUH!
Not only will I not own another GM product, I will tell everyone I know to NOT buy GM. Even though that Blazer is still going strong at 240,000+ miles. (It's just not mine, now.)
Ford
First On Race Day.
Dodge
Dead On Delivery-Go Easy
GM
Grand Mistake
Last edited by 00BlueOvalRanger; Feb 6, 2005 at 08:45 PM.
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From: Damascus-Boring, Ore
Originally Posted by 00BlueOvalRanger
Dodge for me.
I had an '89 Chevy Blazer (full size.)
The paint peeled like crazy. I took it back to my local GM dealer. They agreed to re-paint the truck. I asked for them to wait until Spring. (It was late November). They said, "Sure. No problem."
Long story short. In Spring, they didn't re-paint my truck. After phone calls and letters along with documentation, GM Corporate people told me that they would NOT re-paint my truck.
I had given them documentation that (my family) was dedicated GM owners. (No less than 8 GMs in the family, at this moment.) Surely they could re-paint this truck as a sign of good-will, for loyal GM owners.
They said, "Absolutely not. If they re-painted MY truck, they would have to re-paint other vehicles. NO."
I had an '89 Chevy Blazer (full size.)
The paint peeled like crazy. I took it back to my local GM dealer. They agreed to re-paint the truck. I asked for them to wait until Spring. (It was late November). They said, "Sure. No problem."
Long story short. In Spring, they didn't re-paint my truck. After phone calls and letters along with documentation, GM Corporate people told me that they would NOT re-paint my truck.
I had given them documentation that (my family) was dedicated GM owners. (No less than 8 GMs in the family, at this moment.) Surely they could re-paint this truck as a sign of good-will, for loyal GM owners.
They said, "Absolutely not. If they re-painted MY truck, they would have to re-paint other vehicles. NO."
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From: Iowa
They both suck IMO. I just think Dodge sucks an imperceptible amount less than GM, so that's how I voted.
In reality, I'd weld a Briggs & Stratton 5hp motor to my mountain bike and go.
Or I'd go buy a chopper. Depending on how much money I had.
In reality, I'd weld a Briggs & Stratton 5hp motor to my mountain bike and go.
Or I'd go buy a chopper. Depending on how much money I had.
