Rev up your engines, carol says what do you think of toyota yaris
le with 79,000 miles, are these little guys reliable, well their relatively reliable but
realize the Yaris is really more of a Mazda, it'a mazda engine that's in that thing, toyota
didn't make the engines they used mazda engines, and their ok their not nearly as reliable
as toyota engines but they can be ok, and you bought one that's 79,000 miles it
should last quite a bit of time, let's just hope you didn't pay too much for it,
florez says scotty what do you think is the best minivan on the market right now,
toyota sienna bar none, I got customers that have 500,000 miles on
those things with the original engine and transmission, they really are the best, you're
going to pay more for them, and you buy a used one it's going to cost more,
but they really last a really really long time, it's the same v6 engine that they use
in the camry and their pickup truck and stuff it's tried and true, and it can run forever,
you can't beat it, sander says scotty I'm considering getting
either a 2002 Saab 9-3 or a 2005 nissan 250z for my next car, thought on these cars,
well if you got a choice between those two get the nissan 350z those are pretty well
built sports cars, they get a little high tech and a little expensive as they age, but
if it's a manual transmission yes they're really strong, now if it's an automatic I
wouldn't buy either of those cars, I would never buy a saab the company went
bankrupt years ago, their cars are impossible to work on, require
expensive parts, the only way you could think about buying a car like that is if you live
in Sweden, if you live in Sweden from what people tell me there, there's still parts
there and they still make parts, and there's Sweds that are nuts about cars because it's
their homeland car and they fix them for a reasonable price, but anywhere else do not
buy a saab, utter says scotty I drive a new Hyundai Kona
2018 why are the cars so poorly painted on the inside, yeah Korean cars hey they've always
been known as being a little bit on the junky side,
now their not as bad as those Ladas those Russian cars I mean those are really cheaply
made, the cheaper ones their just not putting that much money into them, their not finished
that well, their selling them low and that's what you get, you get a low priced car, now
I mean their little, they could still last a while, their not going to last like a toyota
or honda, but their not finished all that well the cheaper ones,
now the higher end ones are much better, I got customers with the v6 high end ones and
they run fine and everything, and like I said they don't last as long as a toyota or honda
but the high ends ones aren't that bad, a lot of them have luxury leather interiors
but those cheaper ones, their just cheaply made, their cheap cars, one of the lowest
ones out there, bee says what do you think about a old chevy
silverado maybe about 2003, I'd go even earlier myself, the older they are, the better made
they were, that's pretty much it for GM, if you really want to go back in the 60's and
70's they were making killer pick up trucks then that could run forever, they were really
better made, then they started to make the engines a little
bit cheaper and smaller and stuff like that, the older they are the better made they were,
their always better with the v8, the v6 are always kind of weak and didn't hold up, but
their v8's were their stronger ones, scotty I had a front and rear end collision,
hood, front fender, bumper, radiator damage do you think it's worth repairing, how do
I know if it's worth repairing, ok should have given me more info like the
year, mileage and all that stuff, when their damaged that far, their generally
not worth fixing, now it depends on how old it is and what you want to do with it too,
I've had plenty of guys when I was going to college, car was smashed up they'd go to a
junkyard, they'd bolt a piece on and hoped it worked, they'd duct tape the bumper on
with duck tape, hey I mean if they still ran they didn't care you know, but if you want
a reliable good solid car when it's that far it's usually a smart idea to say get rid of
it when it's smashed up that bad, do you want some cookies,
I got a 02 e46 with 110,000 miles it's starting to crack at the differential mounting point,
what options do I have, find a good welding shop, any good welder can weld things together,
here's the thing, welds when done correctly by a pro are actually
stronger than the thing their welding together, so if you get a good welder, it will be stronger
than it was in the first place, the hassle is going to be finding somebody
who wants to do welding on that BMW because most guys don't want to mess around with those
things, things can be welded, so if you could find a good welder, but you got to find a
good welder because it's expertise, the metal has to be melted and it has to be shielded
by a gas and it has to be done just correctly so that it melts both what you're welding
and the welding material that you're putting in there, then it becomes one solid piece,
it's an art and a science so you got to find a good welder to that, otherwise just get
rid of the car, bill says I got a 94 jeep 4 cylinder, it needs
a CPU, can a 6 cylinder cpu work, no, the computer is set up for a certain design
of car, if it's a 4 cylinder it's set up for a 4 cylinder, if it's an automatic it's set
up for an automatic, if it's a manual it's set up for a manual, if it's a 6 it's set
up for a 6, if it's set up for an 8 it's set up for an 8,
you can't just swap them because the computer programming is set up that way and that's
a 94, and that's so old you can't reprogram them, the new ones you can have it all erased
and reprogrammed, and a lot of those would work, but that's not even reprogrammable,
you got to try to find one from a 4 cylinder one if you want it to run right,
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