Old truck vs new truck
Maybe like many others - the thought of upgrading trucks comes with the dread dealing with all the new emission issues, or skipping diesel and go for a gasser. I have a 2005 Silverado 2500 LLY and h...
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Yup....just like Boeing hiring the low bidder software contracting firm who used $9/hr software coders (not engineers) that has killed many and side lined their next gen best commuter plane...
No thanks from a guy who worked at a $17billio per year computer Corp....and also worked for 12 years in their research labs
To many failure points and systems in today’s Vehicles for me
No thanks from a guy who worked at a $17billio per year computer Corp....and also worked for 12 years in their research labs
To many failure points and systems in today’s Vehicles for me
colliehauler wrote:SidecarFlip wrote:My sister tried to use that argument to convince me to purchase a new truck. Her new GM product was in the shop 8 times compared to 1 time for my old Ford truck. You hit the nail on the head for software issues.Rwake901 wrote:
Personally I prefer the reliability of a newer truck. When traveling I don’t want to worry about what’s going to break down next on the road and ruin my vacation. I know payments suck but so does sitting alongside the high way broke down spending your vacation there instead of where you want to be. I guess ether way your paying someone the bank or the repair guy. lol
You need to distill that a bit to diesel or gas. New diesels may (or may not be) issue prone. Lots of lowest bidder hardware and software to break.
