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"Wickeddoll®" <wickeddoll1958diespammersdie@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "mack" <mackerel@dslextreme.com> wrote in message
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>> Let's hypothesize that all foreign car companies have gone in the tank,
>> (or that the US has embargoed all foreign cars, including those made in
>> the US) and going further, all foreign cars have been confiscated by the
>> US government.
>> Now, since we all drive, and need transportation, we're forced to buy
>> American iron.
>> The question is - which of the big three would you choose, and within
>> their product lines, which model would you choose to buy? Keep in mind
>> that nobody's suddenly gotten rich, so your purchase must be within your
>> budget...no Escalades or Navigators unless you can afford them.
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>> In my own case, and based only on my experiences with American cars, I
>> think I'd go with a Ford product, since they've been less troublesome to
>> me and my wallet, and probably either a Mercury Milan or perhaps a Ford
>> Minivan.
>> If I had to choose GM, it'd likely be a midsize Buick, because they seem
>> to get good gas mileage (better than I'd have imagined). Or perhaps a
>> Chevrolet sedan. No Pontiacs or Cadillacs.
>> Chrysler products seem to have more breakdowns and they are largely
>> ugly to my view, although the Town and Country minivan seems pleasant
>> enough.
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> Probably Buick; lots of folks I know love theirs. I've never liked
> Cadillacs; my ethnicity notwithstanding :-)
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> Natalie
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I know a lot of white folk that own Cadillacs. My boss, for instance.

Charles of Schaumburg