[speaker001:] okay the car if I buy a car it'd probably be an American made car that's what's with me wrong because I feel of the economy I would probably buy an American made car even though sometimes the foreign cars are better but we're losing a lot of money buying foreign cars and people getting out of jobs as it is so I'd probably buy I've always own American car uh the kind of car is probably something I couldn't afford like a Lincoln I would love to have a Lincoln
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] mark seven
[speaker002:] a Mark seven
[speaker001:] yes
[speaker002:] uh what do the Mark sevens usually run
[speaker001:] oh about thirty five to forty
[speaker002:] thirty five K
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] well there's a tremendous amount of money alright
[speaker001:] it's a luxury car it's a it's a sports luxury car it's right below the Continental the Lincoln Continental
[speaker002:] I see
[speaker001:] you know it's it's along that line um-hum
[speaker002:] I agree about that uh American cars should be the ones to be bought um I just wish their quality would to still improve further
[speaker001:] yeah they're getting even better I think
[speaker002:] oh yes it's a matter of time it's probably going to be another two to five years before they're really up to par where they should be and then I believe the majority of American people will
[speaker001:] yeah already have foreign cars
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] they will already have in fact I have one myself I'm reluctant to admit
[speaker001:] I don't my mother has one
[speaker002:] she does
[speaker001:] yes she finally she wanted she had a she's got a a Honda um not a Honda a Toyota that what is it Accord no Honda Accord yeah
[speaker002:] Honda Accord yes that's one
[speaker001:] and she hasn't had any problems out of it see
[speaker002:] what year model is it
[speaker001:] oh think it's a eighty nine
[speaker002:] eighty nine
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] well that's fairly new mine mine is an eighty four Sentra
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] and the only problem I've ever experienced major type problem I've experienced is a a fuel pump had to be replaced and it's got eighty four thousand no it's got eighty nine thousand miles on it now
[speaker001:] see I have a I have a Lincoln Continental right now
[speaker002:] you do
[speaker001:] it's a yeah it's a seventy nine Lincoln it's got over a hundred thousand miles and there is no problem with the car see the I think
[speaker002:] no major malfunctions then
[speaker001:] huh-uh huh-uh my air conditioner went out but I mean ten years but uh I mean as far as major there's nothing major with the car
[speaker002:] I see well that's good to hear
[speaker001:] but it I think what it is the American public had made good cars at one time and then they started more or less trying to hurry stuff the first car I think now that they have that's uh that's made it on the what do you call it the mechanic's list or the the why they check the how they judge cars what is it list where they come out with the consumer list
[speaker002:] in Consumer Digest or a Consumer Reports
[speaker001:] yeah is a is a is a Taurus
[speaker002:] a Taurus
[speaker001:] yeah that's the first one that's made it and uh its a you know it's a four door it's a nice car now for me to buy a Taurus I would have to buy top of the line Taurus and that's Taurus Show
[speaker002:] uh-huh
[speaker001:] it's it's it's it has a four speed I like that stick shift but see that's top of the line that costs twenty whereas a Taurus would cost about a regular Taurus I think is twelve or thirteen
[speaker002:] well that's not too bad in price listing
[speaker001:] huh-uh the the yeah see the Taurus Show has the spoiler kit and the and the big engine and the and stuff like that
[speaker002:] it has an eight cylinder
[speaker001:] it has the well yeah I think it has the it has that engine like the Mustang
[speaker002:] oh yeah
[speaker001:] yeah and it's a four it's I think it's you know the speed uh uh manual transmission
[speaker002:] correct
[speaker001:] so but yes I would definitely buy one of those before if I had to between that and Lincoln I'd probably buy the Show
[speaker002:] Lee Iacocca stressed on the mini van uh I mean the mini van has been one of the best top of the line vehicles for Chrysler isn't it
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] um
[speaker001:] I don't know
[speaker002:] their durability is a lot better I understand than most other vans
[speaker001:] I think it would it's not so much of the vans any more or the cars some of them are ugly
[speaker002:] right
[speaker001:] I'm sorry they look like space mobiles
[speaker002:] there's a lot of uh duplicity in the vehicles the way the build them too
[speaker001:] uh-huh
[speaker002:] insofar as their design um uh American even foreign but I'm sure it's all for streamlining or for air streamlining
[speaker001:] yeah why you can't still go fast so what's the difference that's what I don't understand you know they're making it so that they're talking about the wind current and how how efficient it is but if you can't go fast you can't go fast I don't care how sleek they make it it just makes sense to me It's like they're making a a model of a speed car when you can't go fast
[speaker002:] right
[speaker001:] you know the in in Germany it would probably be alright if you put it on that autobahn  but over here nobody should be going that fast to be worried about wind  no
[speaker002:] uh yeah just a second going to pick them up excuse me for a moment right I'm fixing to get them right now excuse me I had to uh talk to my boss
[speaker001:] I know how that go but I guess that's about it and I better let you go
[speaker002:] okay so I guess we have nothing to do on the other end there's no uh interruptions here to tell us that we're done or
[speaker001:] uh-huh that's it just hang up all righty bye
[speaker002:] okay later
[speaker001:] come here