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At 01:38 05 July 2009, bildan wrote:
Written by someone who thinks British automobiles with Lucas electrics are reliable transportation. Having in the past owned several rather unreliable Ford cars, which is an American Corporation, I have for the last 15 years or so bought British/French Peugeots and Citroens, most of which have been totally reliable over big annual mileages. Fords seem to last for 60,000 miles and then everything goes wrong with them! A number of my friends have British Rover cars (probably with some Lucas components), and they also seem to be much more reliable than Fords. Unfortunately that company went into liquidation and was eventually bought by the Chinese. Derek Copeland |
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