What’s you’re experience with chevys?

@exexec See I’ve heard good things about the older Chevys and higher end Chevys like corvettes.

For the economy class like Chevy cruise and equinox, I always hear complaints.

@Sleepysheep I haven't owned any of them.

@Jonjdw so the Chevy vans are just known to be kind of junk?

I’m not mechanically inclined but I know I have to replace my starter, alternator, battery, signal and headlight switch.

One thing in this car goes wrong it’s like a chain reaction of things that follow suit and start malfunctioning.

@Sleepysheep Your the gift that keeps on giving Clark!

@WolfGirlwh0r3 Shitters FULL! 🤣😂

@Sleepysheep We coasted into chicago on fumes!

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout I MAZDA chose the worst car on market! 🤣😂

@sunsporter1649 it’s rare to see a car that old runs as good as the day it was built! 🤣😂

@Zaphod42 See the older Chevys and high end ones like corvettes i hear good things.

But from experience the economy/domestic Chevys are not something Ive grown to trust or rely on!

To be fair I’m not knowledgeable on cars and this is my first one and it’s being a royal pain so far. 🙁

@Sleepysheep My experience with older domestics are that Chevy breaks down a little more often, but is inexpensive and easy to fix. Fords don’t break down as often, but when they do it’s serious and never cheap. I’ve never owned and older dodge so I couldn’t say there.

@Ozuye502 I’m happy to hear your wife is okay, I have a equinox and it’s problem central.

@bookerdana The engine is quick for sure, one thing I will give my car (engine problems aside) the engine is MEAN but it’s like they said “FUCK IT” to the rest of the car! 🤣

@SW-User that’s what I said my dude, than I payed $6.000+ for a car that fell apart and I can’t drive.🤣

Looks like I’m back to walking! 🤣😂

@DemureDeb see he probably had some older Chevys when they were reliable and nice looking cars, forward to 2000’s Chevy started slacking in my opinion.

@TrashCat I've noticed that as well. I called our old van the squeakmobile.

@Sleepysheep @LordShadowfire
Thats one thing Ford's have going for them. They feel tight. That's helpful. When all the nuts&bolts come out, they stay in one place 😂

@pdockal LS engines are probably the best built engines you could get

@pdockal So… what? Don’t leave me hanging here, do you experience any issues and do you own an equinox?

I’m genuinely curious because I don’t much about cars and wonder if there is anything I should look out for?

@Sleepysheep

Colorado 5 cylinder 4x4 Z71
I only buy from American companies and never had issues

@Sleepysheep I do. It is my work vehicle.

I drive a 2005 Trailblazer. I've read they're prone to transmission failure at about 150,000 miles.

@Atlotto You may just be lucky in that case, mine is an equinox and I wouldn’t recommend them to anybody.

@Atlotto Trailblazers weren’t a bad vehicle, I ever a lot of people wishing they had one in my area, but than again most of them experience problems because they just took them out for rips and never to the mechanics!🤣

@LordShadowfire I baby mine, in fairness I’m not mechanically inclined and bought a used car so thats my fault.

Still I’d like to think other brands of cars don’t have as many issues as my car does.

With my car when one thing goes it messes something else up and I’m down this expensive rabbit hole of try to fix and maintain my car.

I’m Canadian so we have VERY STRICT stupid laws that required us are cars to past safety test before we are allowed to get them on the road.

@Sleepysheep I'm not exactly mechanically inclined, either. Fortunately, there are plenty of options to get that stuff taken care of.

Today, I learned my little car has eight sparkplugs. Never knew that before.

@LordShadowfire cars have 8 spark plugs? 😩

Still you know more than I about cars sir, I know about small engines just not cars or their engines.