Ford's problems continue to rise...
Ford's problems continue to rise...
Excerpt from news article...
"Implicit in the production cutbacks are expectations of continued weak pickup sales that have resulted in extended inventories," the agency said. "Volume declines in Ford's pickup segment, along with continued declines in mid-size and large SUVs, are likely to accelerate revenue declines and negative cash flows in 2006."
The 6.0 is not helping.
"Implicit in the production cutbacks are expectations of continued weak pickup sales that have resulted in extended inventories," the agency said. "Volume declines in Ford's pickup segment, along with continued declines in mid-size and large SUVs, are likely to accelerate revenue declines and negative cash flows in 2006."
The 6.0 is not helping.
Hey - don't forget about the crappy head design puking spark plugs on their gassers...
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/autom...ord_spark.html
http://subscript.bna.com/SAMPLES/pld...a?OpenDocument
The latest on this is that the NHTSA closed their investigation into this defect, because it wasn't generally a SAFETY issue...
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/pr...h&summary=true
So I guess it's OK to screw your customer out of $3K every time one of these plugs pukes out the side of the block, just so long as it isn't a safety issue.
I was really looking into a new Mustang GT for a 'fun' car. I thought it'd look cool sitting next to the truck. But the more I read about Ford and the crap they're pulling I'm really leaning toward spending a few thousand more and getting a Charger R/T. Besides I'm getting old and the four doors aren't looking so bad these days :-)
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/autom...ord_spark.html
http://subscript.bna.com/SAMPLES/pld...a?OpenDocument
The latest on this is that the NHTSA closed their investigation into this defect, because it wasn't generally a SAFETY issue...
http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/pr...h&summary=true
So I guess it's OK to screw your customer out of $3K every time one of these plugs pukes out the side of the block, just so long as it isn't a safety issue.
I was really looking into a new Mustang GT for a 'fun' car. I thought it'd look cool sitting next to the truck. But the more I read about Ford and the crap they're pulling I'm really leaning toward spending a few thousand more and getting a Charger R/T. Besides I'm getting old and the four doors aren't looking so bad these days :-)
Originally Posted by truckjunkie
I was really looking into a new Mustang GT for a 'fun' car. I thought it'd look cool sitting next to the truck. But the more I read about Ford and the crap they're pulling I'm really leaning toward spending a few thousand more and getting a Charger R/T. Besides I'm getting old and the four doors aren't looking so bad these days :-)
Well, at least that's one problem the 6.oh noers won't have to deal with!!!
Seriously, losing power in the middle of an intersection or on an on ramp is clearly a safety issue.
Seriously, losing power in the middle of an intersection or on an on ramp is clearly a safety issue.
Originally Posted by 96_12V
I actually just saw one of these Chargers all dolled up as a Police Car!! It looked fantastic - as though it had been designed for this duty all along. nice ride, I must say... 

The Charger police cars have the 'normal' Hemi engine and the SRT-8 suspension. The cop that pulled him over said he LOVED driving it, especially compared to the Crown Vics. He got to drive it as sort of a 'reward' for being Officer of the Month or something like that. My friend chatted with him so long about the Charger the guy let him off with a warning.
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