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Travis Ayres @ May 13th 2008 4:06PM
Then we could have the double benefit of not only FIAT quality, but made in Mexico quality!
Fix it again...Jose.
Rick @ May 13th 2008 4:10PM
Typical response of some moron living in the 1970's.
Ian B. @ May 13th 2008 4:13PM
Hhmmm. Travis, must be American. The rest of the world does not hold your view of FIAT. They just started selling 500's here. Incredibly well made car.
2004m3driver @ May 13th 2008 4:21PM
At least Jose will fix it cheaper.
Flea @ May 13th 2008 4:26PM
Fiat's reliability on many models is already better than VW's, but I don't see anyone going "Fix it again, Helmut" on posts about VW...
Seriously, get out of 20th century stereotypes :P
Oscar @ May 13th 2008 4:37PM
Imbecile...
Shiftright @ May 13th 2008 5:20PM
Seriously, that stereotype is decades old. Get with the program. Fiat has been making well built and reliable cars for quite a while, and in fact have always done so, except for a rep tarnihsing low period of 10-15 years in the 70's and 80's
eddy @ May 13th 2008 5:44PM
Na. the time when FIAT built unreliable low quality cars is a little bit longer. They had the lowest reliability ratings in the 70s, the 80s and the 90s. The first really reliable new Fiats are the new Punto, Grande Punto and the Panda. That cars were very good at hard reliability tests (from various european car magazines). The 500 will have similar test values, because it is based upon the Panda.
Jorge @ May 13th 2008 6:20PM
Whatever... american cars are made under american specifications in Mexico, but if you prefer a japanese car made in american soil supervised by japanese engineers, do the math.
Berto @ May 13th 2008 6:59PM
Dumb Ass.