Car Mechanics Are Finally Speaking Out About What's Really Happening To Cars & Trucks, It's Not Good

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  @Student4Life1975 · 2 months ago

  If we as consumers keep purchasing these new vehicles, the auto manufacturers have no reason to change their behavior.

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  @sonnythebigdummy6151 · 2 months ago

  Just wait until everyone finds out that this was done on purpose, these companies were well aware that these engines were trash.

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• AL

  @AlvinSwann · 2 months ago

  Been wrenching since the 50s and never thought I would see this day of engineering total junk and people paying enormous money to be screwed 💩🤬🤮👎👎

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• IN

  @inktray4913 · 2 months ago

  These engineers are as bad as politicians

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• TO

  @TOKYOJOE-e8b · 2 months ago

  Well it's about time someone(AI) finally calls a spade a spade. ALL new vehicles are sh*t boxes.

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• JO

  @johndonovan7166 · 2 months ago

  ABSOLUTELY AGREE, MANUFACTURERS DON'T WANT PEOPLE FIXING THEIR OWN CARS ANYMORE.  THEY DESIGN THEM SO THE DIY GUY CAN'T FIX THEIR CARS.

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• JO

  @joeflake5829 · 2 months ago

  I have a 9 year old Tacoma. I told my mechanic about two years ago that I was going to drive it as long as I can, because the newTacoma now had a 4 cylinder turbo. He was saying it was like the big manufacturers were trying to push the regular mechanic out of the repair business. I said you may see more people like me keeping their cars, and even driving much older cars and trucks. Fast forward to this week, I went in for an oil change, it took me twice as long to get in to his shop, and he said he has been way busier for 6-9 months. People are waking up.

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• MI

  @miketaylor6330 · 2 months ago

  1981 Ford F100 with a 300-6cyl 4 speed manual. A lifetime vehicle. Very simple to work on. All the electronics are in my stereo.

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• CO

  @contention100 · 2 months ago

  I won't buy any car newer than mid 2000s.

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• 3R

  @3rdEyeAtlas-fahQ · 2 months ago

  Retired from auto mechanics in 2005 after 14 years because i saw it comin.

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• BA

  @barryamato101 · 2 months ago

  2004 Camry. 285,000 miles. Everything works, ice cold AC.

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• SP

  @spazotis · 2 months ago

  Buy yourself an older vehicle that is known for reliability , and rebuild it/restore it you will be much happier

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