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LWolf Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jul-09-08 12:53 PM
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37. Actually, the dodge was less than a generation ago.
The Chevy, yes, but that's the one I said I'd still be driving.

For the sake of civility, let's leave the "biblical" out of it. Of course I'd be talking about SOME cars a generation ago; I've been driving for more 32 years, and when I first started driving, I was driving used cars.

It's okay to say that you don't agree with my "argument." Disagreement doesn't make it specious, though.

I stand by my statement. I choose a car based upon reliability. My Toyotas have been as reliable as a car can get.

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