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Old 04-29-2008, 03:32 PM
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Back to Consumer Reports "recommended" lists, eh? The Toyota savior. .

FYI, Consumer Reports has been praising Ford quite a bit lately (and CR is behind the initial quality studies by at least a year), not to mention the new Camry has fallen off of their recommended list for the first time since I can remember due to below average reliability.
So then we can take the paragraph after the "Toyota savior" comment with a grain of salt.....

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But hey, Toyota is AWESOME! Within the next 2 years Ford will surpass Toyota on overall quaity, and on several fronts they already have (mid-size sedans, full-size trucks, and crossovers).

Not to mention the new Fiesta is going to blow the Yaris out of the water in a major way.
I will say this, after reading the other p**sing contests you've gotten yourself into lately, I have to give you props on your "Pro-Ford optimistic outlook".

I take it you've seen the future out of the windshield of your Delorean Mcfly?

( awaiting the "realavence" response....)
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Old 04-30-2008, 03:22 PM
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Well, that's because there were a lot more round 20 years ago... When did Toyota start selling vehicles in America...The late 70's?
I believe Toyota started selling Land Cruisers in the U.S. the late 50s.

They were selling in volume way earlier than the late 70s though, my grand father drove a Corolla in the mid-70s.

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I've always thought long term dependibility was why everyone likes Toyota...And most of the older (80-90's) American cars (not trucks) are the disposible ones...
They're all disposable. I'm in the southeast (very little rust problems) and I've seen the '80s Toyota trucks literally fall apart around the 22R 4-banger. Toyota body integrity has historically been ****.
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So then we can take the paragraph after the "Toyota savior" comment with a grain of salt.....
As was intended.

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I will say this, after reading the other p**sing contests you've gotten yourself into lately, I have to give you props on your "Pro-Ford optimistic outlook".

I take it you've seen the future out of the windshield of your Delorean Mcfly?

( awaiting the "realavence" response....)
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