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09-12-2010, 10:31 PM
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Hey to all.
I´m Holger (Nickname Holly) and new here in the forum. I´m german and moved 2 years ago to Canada with my family and we´re gonna stay.
(Me and my wife lived in Germany close to the US Airbase Ramstein and we grew up with lots of American´s. What we really enjoyed and it influenced our life. That´s why we decided to live in North America).
My Grand Caravan is my first Dodge ever and even my first V6. I own it since 1 1/2 years and had no Probs accept one. I was tearing off a wheel stud on the rear axle 2 weeks ago.
Wasn´t a big deal to repair it, cause Dodge is, don´t be mad at me when i say it, in the 21st Century still "Old School", which means, easy to repair. Not like all these other super hyper modern european vehicles.
It like my Dodge and i guess i´m gonna stay with that brand.
I´m Holger (Nickname Holly) and new here in the forum. I´m german and moved 2 years ago to Canada with my family and we´re gonna stay.
(Me and my wife lived in Germany close to the US Airbase Ramstein and we grew up with lots of American´s. What we really enjoyed and it influenced our life. That´s why we decided to live in North America).
My Grand Caravan is my first Dodge ever and even my first V6. I own it since 1 1/2 years and had no Probs accept one. I was tearing off a wheel stud on the rear axle 2 weeks ago.
Wasn´t a big deal to repair it, cause Dodge is, don´t be mad at me when i say it, in the 21st Century still "Old School", which means, easy to repair. Not like all these other super hyper modern european vehicles.
It like my Dodge and i guess i´m gonna stay with that brand.
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