Some silly and some serious questions.
01-10-2006, 01:41 AM
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RE: Some silly and some serious questions.
ORIGINAL: Juntech
Im sure you guys know well more than i do, but i swear i saw "location of final assembly: mexico" on the sticker of a GT and Sandysprings Ford. I dunno, maybe i'm on crack
GGIII,
So you're saying assuming the stang is wearing the stock rubber then it's a perfect representation in GT4? If that's so, GOOD GRAVY i am horrifcally impressed. Sh*t, sign me up for a manual GT NOW! I've ridden in an S2000 on The Dragon (Deals Gap), and ide have to say GT4 is spot on in that certain car. BTW to anyone who thinks I'm ridiculous judging a car based on a video game, get over it [ill argue with you all day]. Gran Turismo has been perfecting thier physics engine over the years and claims to be friggin accurate.
Im sure you guys know well more than i do, but i swear i saw "location of final assembly: mexico" on the sticker of a GT and Sandysprings Ford. I dunno, maybe i'm on crack
GGIII,
So you're saying assuming the stang is wearing the stock rubber then it's a perfect representation in GT4? If that's so, GOOD GRAVY i am horrifcally impressed. Sh*t, sign me up for a manual GT NOW! I've ridden in an S2000 on The Dragon (Deals Gap), and ide have to say GT4 is spot on in that certain car. BTW to anyone who thinks I'm ridiculous judging a car based on a video game, get over it [ill argue with you all day]. Gran Turismo has been perfecting thier physics engine over the years and claims to be friggin accurate.
01-10-2006, 01:47 AM
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RE: Some silly and some serious questions.
ORIGINAL: Wadatai
As wonderful as it is to be patriotic, corporate patriotism is selling out to profit margin. Companies are wrapping itself in the flag shouting "Buy American!", while at the same time offshoring as much business as possible, laying off blue and white collar workers.
As wonderful as it is to be patriotic, corporate patriotism is selling out to profit margin. Companies are wrapping itself in the flag shouting "Buy American!", while at the same time offshoring as much business as possible, laying off blue and white collar workers.
01-10-2006, 01:55 AM
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RE: Some silly and some serious questions.
Juntech, you mentioned my thread in your post. I just want to say that the Mustangs are the best. I have owned several in the past few years and love them. I was bitter at one time because of all the problems but I thought it thur and I know they don't know how to fix all the problems over night. I do get upset seeing everyone driving around in their Mustangs and here I am driving a darn Dodge Startus...nothing near driving a Mustang. I am paying to drive a Mustang so you can see why I get upset. I am a Mustang Fan and will always be one, I know that anytime they change the bodystyle on any model they have problems and I knew that when I bought it, so I toke a chance and it just so happens I got the one with some problems. I have been in the car business for sometime now so I have seen all makes and models have problems. So please don't let my post scare you away from a fine car, and the Mustangs are a fine car. But hopefully things will work out they got the part in today so maybe this will do the trick, I am keeping my figers crossed and saying a few prayers.
01-10-2006, 09:20 AM
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RE: Some silly and some serious questions.
ORIGINAL: chris_l_usa
If you want to see a good example of this, if your bored some time look up the city of Flint MI. After the manufacturers closed down the plants everyone lost there jobs. Now your lucky to make it through that city without getting shot at. People resort to pretty much anything when they don't have jobs!!!!
ORIGINAL: Wadatai
As wonderful as it is to be patriotic, corporate patriotism is selling out to profit margin. Companies are wrapping itself in the flag shouting "Buy American!", while at the same time offshoring as much business as possible, laying off blue and white collar workers.
As wonderful as it is to be patriotic, corporate patriotism is selling out to profit margin. Companies are wrapping itself in the flag shouting "Buy American!", while at the same time offshoring as much business as possible, laying off blue and white collar workers.
Most don't want to admit it but corporations are a profit driven business. And if those profits come at the expense of "patriotism" most companies are content with the trade-off.
01-10-2006, 06:41 PM
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RE: Some silly and some serious questions.
ORIGINAL: tammijoe
Juntech, you mentioned my thread in your post. I just want to say that the Mustangs are the best. I have owned several in the past few years and love them. I was bitter at one time because of all the problems but I thought it thur and I know they don't know how to fix all the problems over night. I do get upset seeing everyone driving around in their Mustangs and here I am driving a darn Dodge Startus...nothing near driving a Mustang. I am paying to drive a Mustang so you can see why I get upset. I am a Mustang Fan and will always be one, I know that anytime they change the bodystyle on any model they have problems and I knew that when I bought it, so I toke a chance and it just so happens I got the one with some problems. I have been in the car business for sometime now so I have seen all makes and models have problems. So please don't let my post scare you away from a fine car, and the Mustangs are a fine car. But hopefully things will work out they got the part in today so maybe this will do the trick, I am keeping my figers crossed and saying a few prayers.
Juntech, you mentioned my thread in your post. I just want to say that the Mustangs are the best. I have owned several in the past few years and love them. I was bitter at one time because of all the problems but I thought it thur and I know they don't know how to fix all the problems over night. I do get upset seeing everyone driving around in their Mustangs and here I am driving a darn Dodge Startus...nothing near driving a Mustang. I am paying to drive a Mustang so you can see why I get upset. I am a Mustang Fan and will always be one, I know that anytime they change the bodystyle on any model they have problems and I knew that when I bought it, so I toke a chance and it just so happens I got the one with some problems. I have been in the car business for sometime now so I have seen all makes and models have problems. So please don't let my post scare you away from a fine car, and the Mustangs are a fine car. But hopefully things will work out they got the part in today so maybe this will do the trick, I am keeping my figers crossed and saying a few prayers.
Picked up the latest consumer reports, i actually scanned all the pages...here's the one for the Mustang http://www.juntechnologies.com/bd/co...iability08.jpg
I pray your car's fine too
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