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TexasSP · 10.13.2009, 03:14 PM

To me, Ford is the only American car company actually trying to get better and making some really good vehicles. I am thoroughly impressed with the fusion and new taurus which are a far cry from ford of the nineties and much better than what GM and Chrysler is putting out. The fit and finish of the new F-150's is fantastic as well. I do think the diesels need work but I do not blame that entirely on Ford as the EPA/Government has had a lot of effect on the reliability of Diesels due to restrictions.

I love my toyota's but if the pace keeps up I could end up in a ford next go round.

Of course I highly doubt I will give up the 4runner for an explorer but the camry could give it up for a Taurus SHO and I love my camry btw.

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TexasSP Something, anything, nothing Offline Posts: 2,747 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Houston, TX	10.13.2009, 03:14 PM To me, Ford is the only American car company actually trying to get better and making some really good vehicles. I am thoroughly impressed with the fusion and new taurus which are a far cry from ford of the nineties and much better than what GM and Chrysler is putting out. The fit and finish of the new F-150's is fantastic as well. I do think the diesels need work but I do not blame that entirely on Ford as the EPA/Government has had a lot of effect on the reliability of Diesels due to restrictions. I love my toyota's but if the pace keeps up I could end up in a ford next go round. Of course I highly doubt I will give up the 4runner for an explorer but the camry could give it up for a Taurus SHO and I love my camry btw. www.cubicle101.com A friends comic strip website.