View Single Post
  #11 (permalink)  
Old   
robs 04 crossfire's Avatar
robs 04 crossfire robs 04 crossfire is offline
 
Posts: 207
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: ladys island sc
Age: 23
Default Re: Review of our beloved Crossfire - 04-20-2009 , 12:51 PM


Quote:
Originally Posted by Blaiseshimmer
***sigh*** I know, that sucks. But on the PLUS side , working on this car is fairly easy in that it forces me to really take a good look under the hood and realize that most of the maintenance just requires some basic patience and an awareness that I can do the same job a mechanic at a Chrysler and/or MB dealership for a lot less. (yes, I do work on my car).

But I also knew all about issues about this car before I bought one, about the is-it-American-or-German, who will take care of maintenance/warranty issues, and the fact that a lot of 'experts' hate that they cannot pigeon-hole this car in any niche were all reasons that I went out of my way to get one.

Haven't regretted a single big-blindspot, premium-fuel-needing, giant tire moment...


o yeah im not saying i dont do my own work.. but theres just somethings and sometimes i just don care to work on it..



Reply With Quote