Posted by herringchoker on August 09, 2015 at 05:31:01 from (142.162.171.19):
In Reply to: OT - Vega Wagon posted by Royse on August 08, 2015 at 05:42:57:
I came from a die-hard GM family. My first car was a '64 Canadian Pontiac (Chev mechanicals in a Pontiac body) and it was bullet-proof, so when I went looking for my first brand-new car I couldn't go wrong with GM, right? It came down to a Toyota Corolla or the Vega: how could that Japanese upstart compete? What a mistake! My Vega was absolutely the worst vehicle I have ever owned. The fenders rotted out in 18 months. I had to carry a case of oil in the trunk to top up at every gas stop. In the winter, snow would melt on the heater and drip water onto the coil and the distributor, causing it to either quit or cross-fire ( I blew out several mufflers that way) and sometimes jump the timing belt. Every year during the third week of March (go figure), one of the disc brake calipers would sieze up (left side one year, right side the next). After the second body job in 3 years, I painted a big yellow (lemon) stripe on it and drove it until hit 80,000 miles. I then hauled it to the scrapyard and swore I would never own another GM product.
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