Re:U.S. Farmers Are Being Bled by the Tractor Monopoly
by stochastic_monk on Monday May 13, 2019 @01:02PM
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This is why I will never again own a Ford. (That, and the endless recalls.)
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Re:U.S. Farmers Are Being Bled by the Tractor Monopoly
by jacquesm on Monday May 13, 2019 @01:38PM
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And the bits falling off the car within the warranty period, that turn out not to be part of the warranty after all. In my case: a transmission brace that broke under light use in under a year on an F150.
Re:U.S. Farmers Are Being Bled by the Tractor Monopoly
by mywittyname on Monday May 13, 2019 @04:02PM
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Or the aluminum hood on my car that has a massive paint defect that isn't covered by the paint warranty because it needs to "rust" through for them to cover it. They added that clause to the warranty agreement knowing that aluminum will never rust, rather than fixing an issue they knew about for over a decade.
Re:U.S. Farmers Are Being Bled by the Tractor Monopoly
by navigatesol on Monday May 13, 2019 @03:26PM
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I just finished up the second of back to back Ford leases this month (2010 F-150, 2014 Fiesta ST) and didn't have a single issue with either car. 8 years, 2 cars, only oil changes, tires and brakes (on the ST).
I guess your mileage may vary, literally.
Re:U.S. Farmers Are Being Bled by the Tractor Monopoly
by mrguyorama on Monday May 13, 2019 @03:28PM
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I know ford is currently having SERIOUS issues with a certain automatic transmission essentially exploding at the slightest provocation.