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18 Jan 2006, 06:47 pm
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I've looked over the other sections of this forum and I see no justification for your comments. Sure, there are a few problems as with any car. I could go dig some up on the Honda-be-we websites, too.
I would suggest that you hurry up and get rid of your '04 before the towing bill breaks you. You are certainly overdue for a major breakdown I'm sure. In the meantime, I'll keep on driving. RG     
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19 Jan 2006, 01:16 am
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AA PT & rszapp1 - not sure how many rounds, but I'd call it a draw on points...
 Seriously, I think both the Cruiser & Honda are great sets of wheels... I owned several Hondas in Japan before they began to export to the states - and a couple here as well... Minor problems with a couple of them, but a very reliable product by and large. I've had just as good luck with GM & Ford products, as well as Audi, Volvo & BMW, & hope the same holds true for my PT - first Chrysler product I've owned. Thus far, it's been a great little car. The only cars I've had real trouble with have been English - a TR-4, Lotus & Jag... And, ya know what? I wish I still owned 'em - they were great fun...
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19 Jan 2006, 08:29 am
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[xx(]You must not have looked very hard...do a search and type in problems with pt cruiser.....see what you get.....
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19 Jan 2006, 01:13 pm
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Say goodnight, Frank. Trade it in.
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19 Jan 2006, 01:44 pm
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Lets see I did a search on Google...15 plus pages....Time to Wake Up not say goodnight...
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19 Jan 2006, 02:24 pm
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Interesting - I just did a Google on Honda & found pretty much the same story...[:0]
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19 Jan 2006, 02:51 pm
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[xx(]Some people just dont get it....finished....
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19 Jan 2006, 08:42 pm
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Thank you. Since the dealers don't want the garbage you've proclaimed the PT's to be, let us know if the dealer gives more more than $100.00 trade in for that pile of junk '04 you're driving (I mean pushing).
Back to topic. Sorry for the hijack. [8)]
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19 Jan 2006, 09:25 pm
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[8)]Just thought I'd put my 2 cents worth in. I had a 1984 Pylmouth minivan and put 365,000 miles on it before I donated to the Blind. Goood thing they couldn't see the dents. Seriously though, I have owned over 10 Chrylser products over the last 40 years and have been very pleased with every one of them. I can't say the same for some of the other brands including several Japanese ones that I have owned. I have tow PTs and 01 with just under 100,000 trouble free miles and an 05 GT ragtop with Stage One on it and just under 25,000 trouble free miles.
The only sore spot was witht the original front brake life on the 01.[img][/img]
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20 Jan 2006, 05:27 am
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Capt Kidd:
Just another lucky owner, I guess. LOL.
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