Ordered a new GM ride

Assembled in Korea (buy merican)....

It's been 3 months... When can I expect delivery?

Kind of wanted to cash in on the GM pricing for everyone through the end of the month. And my kid took over my car.

so... you're saying that there might be sum ting wong with your Korean order?

Robert J Sakimano wrote:so... you're saying that there might be sum ting wong with your Korean order?

AvgMSUJoe wrote:Assembled in Korea (buy merican)....

It's been 3 months... When can I expect delivery?

Kind of wanted to cash in on the GM pricing for everyone through the end of the month. And my kid took over my car.

The Koreans are building their cars in America and the Americans are building their cars in Korea. How wonderful is that?

I assumed there must be at least 1 or 3 dudes here involved in GM's supply chain. Someone can give me a heads up. The salesman at the dealership is useless.

writes his emails like this:
I looked today on computer
it isn't listed
Can't find vin

You should have received it in 30 minutes or less. If not, it's free.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:so... you're saying that there might be sum ting wong with your Korean order?

In addition to being unfunny and vaguely racist, "sum ting wong" doesn't sound Korean at all.

AvgMSUJoe wrote:Assembled in Korea (buy merican)....

It's been 3 months... When can I expect delivery?

Kind of wanted to cash in on the GM pricing for everyone through the end of the month. And my kid took over my car.

Korea? WTF did you order?

Cameron wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:so... you're saying that there might be sum ting wong with your Korean order?

In addition to being unfunny and vaguely racist, "sum ting wong" doesn't sound Korean at all.

it was a little funny, overly racist and, yes, not at all Korean.

The Pantry wrote:

AvgMSUJoe wrote:Assembled in Korea (buy merican)....

It's been 3 months... When can I expect delivery?

Kind of wanted to cash in on the GM pricing for everyone through the end of the month. And my kid took over my car.

Korea? WTF did you order?

Kimchi

Like me a good kimchi...

Trailblazer with the roaring 3 cylinder....(I am/was a commuter, secure in my manliness, or lack there of.)

AvgMSUJoe wrote:Like me a good kimchi...

Trailblazer with the roaring 3 cylinder....(I am/was a commuter, secure in my manliness, or lack there of.)

What's the nickname for a 3 cylinder? 4 banger is already taken.

You should have supported America and bought a Toyota.

steveschneider wrote:You should have supported America and bought a Toyota.

IB4 Pantry.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:so... you're saying that there might be sum ting wong with your Korean order?

We Tu lo
Ho Lee fuk
Bang Ding Owe

I mean still the funniest news clip I’ve ever seen.

AvgMSUJoe wrote:Like me a good kimchi...

Trailblazer with the roaring 3 cylinder....(I am/was a commuter, secure in my manliness, or lack there of.)

Company I work for designs and builds tools (aka: bent screwdrivers) for most GM final assembly plants in North America.  Tools for GM plants outside of NA are primarily designed and built outside the USA.  

So, you bought a GM vehicle?

DWags wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:so... you're saying that there might be sum ting wong with your Korean order?

We Tu lo
Ho Lee fuk
Bang Ding Owe

I mean still the funniest news clip I’ve ever seen.

Still mind-blowing that was actually broadcast

tGreenWay wrote:

steveschneider wrote:You should have supported America and bought a Toyota.

IB4 Pantry.

We design and build tools/machines that go into US-based Toyota plants

AvgMSUJoe wrote:Like me a good kimchi...

Trailblazer with the roaring 3 cylinder....(I am/was a commuter, secure in my manliness, or lack there of.)

My mom won't leave the house unless it's vital. They wanted a new vehicle. Told me to find them one. Dad wanted a Subaru Outback (retired 40 years from GM) Where we live warranty issues would mean driving two hours to traverse City. I had a Buick Encore GX delivered to them. 3 cylinder. Not the CVT. Got the 9 speed AWD. I was pleasantly surprised. Plenty of power. Phenomenal gas mileage. You'll have no problem with the three cylinder. I'm a Toyota/Lexus guy but Buick has definitely stepped up in quality. No idea about a Blazer. Kinda looks like an upscale Equinox?

kingstonlake wrote:

AvgMSUJoe wrote:Like me a good kimchi...

Trailblazer with the roaring 3 cylinder....(I am/was a commuter, secure in my manliness, or lack there of.)

My mom won't leave the house unless it's vital. They wanted a new vehicle. Told me to find them one. Dad wanted a Subaru Outback (retired 40 years from GM) Where we live warranty issues would mean driving two hours to traverse City. I had a Buick Encore GX delivered to them. 3 cylinder. Not the CVT. Got the 9 speed AWD. I was pleasantly surprised. Plenty of power. Phenomenal gas mileage. You'll have no problem with the three cylinder. I'm a Toyota/Lexus guy but Buick has definitely stepped up in quality. No idea about a Blazer. Kinda looks like an upscale Equinox?

The Encore GX and Trailblazer come off the same assembly line.

The Pantry wrote:
So, you bought a GM vehicle?

I actually did think I was buying a GM vehicle... The other I was looking at was the Mazda 5... Is that more merican?

How are non-auto people supposed to know?

Or, fuck it and put it on you guys to make better products?

Every time I get a new fleet car (also GM) it comes from Mexico

The Pantry wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:

My mom won't leave the house unless it's vital. They wanted a new vehicle. Told me to find them one. Dad wanted a Subaru Outback (retired 40 years from GM) Where we live warranty issues would mean driving two hours to traverse City. I had a Buick Encore GX delivered to them. 3 cylinder. Not the CVT. Got the 9 speed AWD. I was pleasantly surprised. Plenty of power. Phenomenal gas mileage. You'll have no problem with the three cylinder. I'm a Toyota/Lexus guy but Buick has definitely stepped up in quality. No idea about a Blazer. Kinda looks like an upscale Equinox?

The Encore GX and Trailblazer come off the same assembly line.

Mexico?

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

The Pantry wrote:
So, you bought a GM vehicle?

I actually did think I was buying a GM vehicle... The other I was looking at was the Mazda 5... Is that more merican?

How are non-auto people supposed to know?

Or, fuck it and put it on you guys to make better products?

We make quality products, on levels equal to or better than anything made elsewhere. Problem is, many Americans still think they are inferior. "Thanks, fucking Car & Driver"...the absolute worst automotive publication. Figures they're based in AA.

kingstonlake wrote:

The Pantry wrote:The Encore GX and Trailblazer come off the same assembly line.

Mexico?

Says Mexico on the tag?

The Pantry wrote:

kingstonlake wrote:

Mexico?

Says Mexico on the tag?

Not sure. Id have to look.

Yes, it’s made in Mexico.

I know because 2.5 years ago I called the fleet company. I asked them why it was taking so long, when the update I had said it was built. I said, it should be here any day since I live in Michigan. That’s when they told me they build them in Mexico. I had no idea.

Dendrobates wrote:Yes, it’s made in Mexico.

I know because 2.5 years ago I called the fleet company. I asked them why it was taking so long, when the update I had said it was built. I said, it should be here any day since I live in Michigan. That’s when they told me they build them in Mexico. I had no idea.

GM has 3 final assembly plants in Mexico producing Silverado/Sierra, Trax/Equinox/Terrain, and Blazer/Sonic. Which do you drive? My company has assembly tools at all three plants.

Does your company use green sauce to lubricate the machines that make the parts?

Turtleneck wrote:Does your company use green sauce to lubricate the machines that make the parts?

No, but some lubricants have kind of a green tinge. You'd think they'd last forever but the drums have expiration dates.

The Pantry wrote:

Dendrobates wrote:Yes, it’s made in Mexico.

I know because 2.5 years ago I called the fleet company. I asked them why it was taking so long, when the update I had said it was built. I said, it should be here any day since I live in Michigan. That’s when they told me they build them in Mexico. I had no idea.

GM has 3 final assembly plants in Mexico producing Silverado/Sierra, Trax/Equinox/Terrain, and Blazer/Sonic. Which do you drive? My company has assembly tools at all three plants.

Equinox.
Right now, if you want more taken out of your paycheck and a 1000k down payment, you can get an Acadia. But I stick with the equinox. Nothing down, and they take $70 out of each paycheck for it. I can use it as my own, I have a gas card, and I don't pay any insurance/maintenance/repairs. I dig the arrangement.

Dendrobates wrote:

The Pantry wrote:GM has 3 final assembly plants in Mexico producing Silverado/Sierra, Trax/Equinox/Terrain, and Blazer/Sonic. Which do you drive? My company has assembly tools at all three plants.

Equinox.
Right now, if you want more taken out of your paycheck and a 1000k down payment, you can get an Acadia. But I stick with the equinox. Nothing down, and they take $70 out of each paycheck for it. I can use it as my own, I have a gas card, and I don't pay any insurance/maintenance/repairs. I dig the arrangement.

Prediction. You are in an Acadia within 8 months once Rona is over.

The Pantry wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:Does your company use green sauce to lubricate the machines that make the parts?

No, but some lubricants have kind of a green tinge. You'd think they'd last forever but the drums have expiration dates.

Do you put the lubricant on your tacos after the expiration date?

Was your new ride on one of the freighters that turned over in the ocean? One was because of a storm and the other was because they had it set up to carry regular sized cars but they decided to cram on a bunch of SUVS at the last minute. Whoops.

DWags wrote:

Robert J Sakimano wrote:so... you're saying that there might be sum ting wong with your Korean order?

We Tu lo
Ho Lee fuk
Bang Ding Owe

I mean still the funniest news clip I’ve ever seen.

Dendrobates wrote:

The Pantry wrote:GM has 3 final assembly plants in Mexico producing Silverado/Sierra, Trax/Equinox/Terrain, and Blazer/Sonic. Which do you drive? My company has assembly tools at all three plants.

Equinox.
Right now, if you want more taken out of your paycheck and a 1000k down payment, you can get an Acadia. But I stick with the equinox. Nothing down, and they take $70 out of each paycheck for it. I can use it as my own, I have a gas card, and I don't pay any insurance/maintenance/repairs. I dig the arrangement.

Excellent deal. Get a new vehicle every 2 years?

Turtleneck wrote:

The Pantry wrote:No, but some lubricants have kind of a green tinge. You'd think they'd last forever but the drums have expiration dates.

Do you put the lubricant on your tacos after the expiration date?

Will you ever run out of idiotic shit to post?

The Pantry wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

Do you put the lubricant on your tacos after the expiration date?

Will you ever run out of idiotic shit to post?

Yes. But have patience.

The Pantry wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

Do you put the lubricant on your tacos after the expiration date?

Will you ever run out of idiotic shit to post?

I learned by watching you.