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obviously. but all i'll help him with is kicking the chair out of the
way after he's put the noose around his own idiot neck.

 

I am not sure if you noticed 50k there...
Usual warranty period is 36, sometimes 40 - very rarelly any longer.

 

I am not sure if you noticed 50k there...
Usual warranty period is 36, sometimes 40 - very rarelly any longer.

 

trying very hard to be funny?
Show me a document proving what you said about the car engine
@ 10k being tight and wasting more energy on frictionthan @ 50k.

 

trying very hard to be funny?
Show me a document proving what you said about the car engine
@ 10k being tight and wasting more energy on frictionthan @ 50k.

 

I can see you have joined the elite club...

Break-in?? You must be kidding me...
We were talking about 10k and 50k comparison, not the first thousand miles break-in.
Sorry, but I was still unable to find a document comparing mpg of 10k and 50k cars.
Can you be so kind (and wise) and give me the link you've refered to?
I am not as good with google as you, and I was only able to find this page:
http://autorepair.about.com/cs/generalinfo/a/aa022501a_2.htm
To quote:
"New Engines:
New vehicles have not yet had an opportunity for the engine to break in
(rings to seat, etc.). A typical engine will take three to five thousand
miles to break in, and during this time period a gradual increase in fuel
economy can be expected." I cannot see there anything about 50k miles car
being better on mileage than a 10k car...
Same here:
http://www.autotrader.com/research/article/car-fuel-economy/27009/many-factors-affect-mpg.jsp?lcat=green&rdpage=ARTPOS1
"Engine Break-in
New vehicles will not obtain their optimal fuel economy until the engine has broken in. This may take 3-5 thousand miles."

Nothing anywhere about the effects of engine break-in
after the first 10k miles and between 10k-50k period.

Show me how you, my Master, use the google, please!

 

I can see you have joined the elite club...

Break-in?? You must be kidding me...
We were talking about 10k and 50k comparison, not the first thousand miles break-in.
Sorry, but I was still unable to find a document comparing mpg of 10k and 50k cars.
Can you be so kind (and wise) and give me the link you've refered to?
I am not as good with google as you, and I was only able to find this page:
http://autorepair.about.com/cs/generalinfo/a/aa022501a_2.htm
To quote:
"New Engines:
New vehicles have not yet had an opportunity for the engine to break in
(rings to seat, etc.). A typical engine will take three to five thousand
miles to break in, and during this time period a gradual increase in fuel
economy can be expected." I cannot see there anything about 50k miles car
being better on mileage than a 10k car...
Same here:
http://www.autotrader.com/research/article/car-fuel-economy/27009/many-factors-affect-mpg.jsp?lcat=green&rdpage=ARTPOS1
"Engine Break-in
New vehicles will not obtain their optimal fuel economy until the engine has broken in. This may take 3-5 thousand miles."

Nothing anywhere about the effects of engine break-in
after the first 10k miles and between 10k-50k period.

Show me how you, my Master, use the google, please!

 

Yeah right. Pretty rare. The following makers all have basic
warranties greater than 40K miles:
Acura 4/50,000
Audi 4/50,000
BMW 4/50,000
Buick 4/50,000
Cadillac 4/50,000
HUMMER 4/50,000
Hyundai 5/60,000
Infiniti 4/60,000
Isuzu 3/50,000
Jaguar 4/50,000
Kia 5/60,000
Land Rover 4/50,000
Lexus 4/50,000
Lincoln 4/50,000
Mercedes-Benz 4/50,000
MINI 4/50,000
Mitsubishi 5/60,000
Porsche 4/50,000
Saab 4/50,000
Volkswagen 4/50,000
Volvo 4/50,000

 

Yeah right. Pretty rare. The following makers all have basic
warranties greater than 40K miles:
Acura 4/50,000
Audi 4/50,000
BMW 4/50,000
Buick 4/50,000
Cadillac 4/50,000
HUMMER 4/50,000
Hyundai 5/60,000
Infiniti 4/60,000
Isuzu 3/50,000
Jaguar 4/50,000
Kia 5/60,000
Land Rover 4/50,000
Lexus 4/50,000
Lincoln 4/50,000
Mercedes-Benz 4/50,000
MINI 4/50,000
Mitsubishi 5/60,000
Porsche 4/50,000
Saab 4/50,000
Volkswagen 4/50,000
Volvo 4/50,000

 

but lets say gas is $ 9.00 per gal in say 2 years . then what ? it
could well be.

 

I can see you have a lot of time on your hand, please
add to the list the BIGGEST car manufacturers like toyota,
gm, ford honda and not only with their luxury items.

What is the warranty on honda, discussed here?

 

I can see you have a lot of time on your hand, please
add to the list the BIGGEST car manufacturers like toyota,
gm, ford honda and not only with their luxury items.

What is the warranty on honda, discussed here?

 

I can see now more clearly what sort of people you are.

 

I can see now more clearly what sort of people you are.

 

Look up the word rare. You obviously have no fucking clue of the
word's meaning.

 

Look up the word rare. You obviously have no fucking clue of the
word's meaning.

 

Not to mention that this only counts the basic warranty... The
powertrain warranty is more for all of them, including GM's 5 year
100K, and Chrysler's Lifetime (for the original owner). Honda and
Toyota ar 5/60...

 

Not to mention that this only counts the basic warranty... The
powertrain warranty is more for all of them, including GM's 5 year
100K, and Chrysler's Lifetime (for the original owner). Honda and
Toyota ar 5/60...

 

Hyundai at 10 years/100k miles on the powertrain. The first
"long warranty" company.

I was wondering where Hyundai was until you went to the
heart of the matter.

 

Hyundai at 10 years/100k miles on the powertrain. The first
"long warranty" company.

I was wondering where Hyundai was until you went to the
heart of the matter.