fiad06

jap cars dont rust.....cause they use plastic as engine parts

crazy horse

Well don'tcha know those rubber pistons never break like those damn hypereutectic ones.

04mineralgreyGT

ROFL

I have never had any major rust issues with any Ford I have owned. It all depends on where you live too. Coastal regions are going to oxidize/ rust cars quicker because of the salty air. Northern areas where there is alot of snow will too. Preventative maintenance FTW! I catch hell from my buddies all the time because I drive Fords mostly. They say, "Ford circled all their mistakes". I say "to own a Ford is to love a Ford".

12beermustang

I live in pei, a island surrond by the atlantic ocean, and my car has no visable rust anywheres. and its a 96

Mustanggt9589

My firends used to get on me about owning a ford. This is my second stang i had a 95 with 165,000 miles and i just sold it for more than i bought it for because the car looks brand new. My firend has hada honda civic (broke down on him) a acura integra (sold because it was breaking down on him) and now an audi (selling becuase he spent 4500 on it the first week he had it to fix **** to make it driveable and it still needs ****) Now he's getting a hooked up focus zx3 and he saids he loves the reliablility of a ford. My stangs start up every morning when i turn the key and they never failed me.... I don't think i'll ever buy anything that isn't a ford or at least american screw jap cars. If i wanted a plastic car i would drive around in my baby couzin's hot wheels.

70 MACH I

I find the oilpans and subframes under the engine tend to rust. It's really tough when you don't leak oil to "preserve" things!!!!!!

John

Azure

I'm in Ohio and my 01 is getting a little brown on the fringes. Nothing important is rusted though.

droptoppony

Rust isn't really a problem with any modern era car that isn't driven in salt/snow, due to advancements in sheetmetal technology...Tell your friends to STFU...and get a clue.