Don't let crackheads work on your stuff

[@M.TTT.]

Chevy Blazer, GMC Jimmy, Oldsmobile Bravada - the early 2000s were pretty funny for car manufacturers. Take the same model, change a few things or fancy-up the interior and sell it under a different name. Just like Ford and Mercury F150s. Interesting times for marketing compared to nowadays.

[@M.TTT.]

oops - They were actually Lincoln F150s or the Mark LT as they called it. Lincoln...Mercury, close enough lol

[@chehystpewpur4754]

you do realize those are the same company right? why on earth would one company release all different product when they can sell you the same thing for more money?

[@John-k6l3d]

Merc 150 that must be a new 2030 model

[@chehystpewpur4754]

@@John-k6l3d ford lincoln and mercury and jag for a bit were all the same company. gm was chevy saturn saab pontiac buick cadillac hummer geo and part of opel at points in time. its literally the same stuff its all in the same house for assembly and their not gonna spend billions to make each car use diff parts people use ur brain.

[@voodoochild8697]

All these car manufacturers need to held accountable. You have 2 like vehicles and they add another 20,000 to 30,000 dollars to it by adding a couple of pieces of cheap plastic trim. And no crack heads work on my vehicles. Nothing but the best

[@WolfmanJack-ol2rl]