Comments by "CalBob750" (@calbob750) on "Everyman Driver" channel.

  1. Regardless of CR’s review, the Genesis SUVs will sell all that the assembly line can produce. Look at the CR reliability charts based on real consumer surveys. Many vehicles with poor reliability records are still big sellers.
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  2. Adding in your reviews and a look at Consumer Reports annual new car issue would be wise for people about to make one of the major purchases of their lives.
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  3. Reminiscing about the good old days. In 2014 I bought a 2014 Chrysler Town&Country MSRP $38,850. Sold for $8,000 off MSRP with no haggle and no added fees. “Greed is good”?
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  4. Just go to an owners forum for the brand that has reliability issues and you’ll see why some brands do poorly in CR reliability ratings. Check out a Chrysler forum or any Stellantis CJDR forum. Many 3.6 Pentastar postings,
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  5. People must be flush with cash. Here in Ohio and other states sports betting is ready to relieve the average gambler of thousands per year. Who cares about MSRP?
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  6. Way back in the 50’s a 12 or 24 month car loan was more common. A 1953 Ford MSRP……$1800.
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