However I don’t usually do drive throughs… I don’t like putting food in my car.

Been on a Checkers kick lately, because theres one down the street from where I work, Checkers is drive thru only anyway, but I usually take this 1965 Nova that’s just been sitting in the parking lot where I work.

I’ve also had Whataburger in Texas, and I didn’t like it.

However, my favorites are In ‘n’ Out and Fatburger in Vegas, and Crown Burger in Salt Lake City. I like Carl’s Jr.’s “6 Dollar Burger”, too, but it’s so freakin’ big that it’s hard to finish. It’s good, but not one of my favorites.

“FUC< NISSAN”

Fuc is less than Nissan? I’m not too sure about that…

My Nissan has not been the most reliable car I’ve owned. In fact, I’ve had a few troubles with it. The lights by the side doors like to fall out all the time, as do the covers over the roof-mounted AC vents. Also, I had to KrazyGlu the inside door panel to the door because it kept coming off. I had to remove the door completely to do this (which was a pain). However, as far as engine and transmission, there have been zero problems. It’s a decent car, but the interior fit and finish could have been much better. We bought it for size, cargo space and passenger room more than anything, and it has been perfect for what we needed. I do most of my own maintenance, and other than the freakin’ pulley tensioner (which I know Olds hates with good reason), working on it isn’t too bad. They’ve been using that type of tensioner system at least since 1975.

Once, when I took my family to México (I have yet to find a good burger in México), someone stole my antenna. However, I didn’t notice until we were coming back, and I stopped at Jack in the Box on the US side and I tried to put an antenna ball on an antenna that wasn’t there. However, the radio works perfectly without the antenna. That was pretty cool.

My ’90 BMW the electric mirrors don’t work, or the headlight switch etc.

In fact the general interior on the Primera felt more solid.

The headrests had a lovely springback mechanism, the leathers were nice and comfy, the switches solid enough, the boot was huge etc

I do miss that beastie, but I do love my 3 series.

The P10 was loyal to me and I had a lot of fun in that car… *slight sniffle*

“This is a good thing, though. Last I checked GM/ford/Chrysler both shared a single guy to do the quality control checking for all their companies/brands.”

Crackerhemi, last I checked GM/Ford/Chrysler were three companies not two. The word “both” refers to a sum of two not three.

“I went to church the other day, and the mexican priest told me to but my Nissan (knees on) the floor.”

jumpoffit, the priest told you to….. what? There is no action here. Although there may be in the church. lol

Must have gotten by the quality inspectors. LOL Just having a little fun guys.

Anyway, I didn’t know Nissan had that big of an issue with qc. It’s good that they see an issue and wow, what a way to jump on it and try and fix it right away. I am currious to know how many inspectors Toyota, GM, Ford, Honda and so on, have.

My friend used to own a Sentra Spec-V and he had about 6 issues that he needed to go to the dealer for, none of them being the notorious butterfly valve screws backing out due to no threadlocker. The screws would shoot into the engine and would likely break your intake valves. Very high quality stuff coming out of Nissan … NOT! Good to see they are trying to address it.

My wife drives a Nissan minivan.

Actually, this is pretty good news, but that’s a huge increase in personnel. I hope they’re doing well enough to afford that sort of increase.

HHR- Haven’t had the baconator, but even with the ” healthy fresh meat”, you’ve still got health problems… that Mountain Dews bringing down your sperm count!

I thought quality was always #1 … I guess not.