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Terry @ Apr 7th 2008 6:13PM
My brother has the same problem. His M3 has a ton of quality & reliability issues that are not cheap to fix.
Back on topic, I think if more people give Ford a chance they will be pleasantly suprised.
Disgruntled Goat @ Apr 7th 2008 10:31PM
Everybody knows that you never own any European automobile out of warranty. Been there, done that - you're just playing with fire. And I agree. Ford quality is as good as about any Japanese car these days.