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To: Boiler Plate
The quality while new or newer is may be high, but like VW it drops off quickly. Furthermore the Korean vehicles are in the basement when it comes to safety.

I would agree with that slightly -- they are rapidly improving. 5 years ago, your statement was absolutely correct. Today it may not be completely correct and if they keep improving, in 5 years, your statement would be completely false.
236 posted on 11/13/2005 9:10:36 PM PST by Cronos (Never forget 9/11. Restore Hagia Sophia!)
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To: Cronos
I would agree with that slightly -- they are rapidly improving. 5 years ago, your statement was absolutely correct. Today it may not be completely correct and if they keep improving, in 5 years, your statement would be completely false.

You got your crystal ball hooked up with an NOX kit? Trying to guess the future of automotive trends is dangerous business, just ask John DeLorean. It is best to deal with the facts as they stand today and not make so many assumptions. One thing you may not be aware of, is that in Korea there is a heavy penalty for owning a car older than 10 yrs. Therefore they do not design cars to last as long as other countries.

238 posted on 11/14/2005 12:25:23 PM PST by Boiler Plate
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