After 20 yrs. must say,BYE, BYE to Chrysler

In a way it may be sad to say after owning Chrysler vehicles it's now
time for me to say goodby,i did enjoy owning them but IMO it has come
down to this:
Chrysler has been having some of the same problems over the past years
with some of the same models.
and with the problems that they have been having over the past years
they STILL continue to use the SAME parts and have not done anything
to improve them.
here's one example:
i have a 2001' T&C 3.8 and have gone through 4 rack& pinions
3 sets of front struts
2 alternators
and not to mention a good number of recalls and service bulletins

i would also like to ask your opinion on this:
would you pay an esimated cost of 4-5K if you were to purchase a new
vehicle with much more better quality and durable parts knowing that
you will NOT being having these type of reocuring problems.

Thank
You
Earl

Hello TOYOTA & HONDA

Chrysler will not miss you.

On Feb 16, 6:56�pm, "Bentracer and Bentrider" <lowbi....RemoveThis@comcast.net>
wrote:
> In a way it may be sad to say after owning Chrysler vehicles it's now
> time for me to say goodby,i did enjoy owning them but IMO it has come
> down to this:
> Chrysler has been having some of the same problems over the past years
> with some of the same models.
> and with the problems that they have been having over the past years
> they STILL continue to use the SAME parts and have not done anything
> to improve them.
> here's one example:


> i have a 2001' T&C 3.8 and have gone through 4 rack& pinions
> 3 sets of front struts
> 2 alternators
> and not to mention a good number of recalls and service bulletins

I have one also. 90,000 miles. Original rack, original struts,
original alternator. Original transaxle. Sold my '96 with 172,000
miles. Same story. The '89, sad to say, did have transaxle problems
until I rebuilt it myself. I put a little over 200,000 on it. Your
problems are very most likely either imagined or self-caused.

>
> i would also like to ask your opinion on this:
> would you pay an esimated cost of 4-5K if you were to purchase a new
> vehicle with much more better quality and durable parts knowing that
> you will NOT being having these type of reocuring problems.
>
>                                    Thank
>                                            You
>                                                 Earl

I would like to ask why you failed to learn how to read and write
English.


>
>                     Hello  TOYOTA & HONDA

You are exactly what they are looking for. Excellent matchup.