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The Toyota war proved peak engineering rule
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I've got a 2010 Ford focus with 320,000+ miles on it 😬 so maybe they're good too
Yeah, back when they were partnered with Mazda Ford's were better.
Manual? Or are you on your ...(does math)... 15th transmission?
I have a GMC with 310k miles and it’s never had anything done except 2.5k USD sound system, brakes, and regular oil changes.
No wait, some belts were replaced and maybe the struts?
It’s not a standard transmission and the transmission has never been a problem hahaha
Neat. In this case I was referring to the notorious bad automatic transmission in the Ford Focus.
Automatic never had any transmission issues here! 🤞