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[email]trexo@encompass.net[/email] wrote:
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> In alt.autos.ford C. E. White <cewhite@mindspring.com> wrote:
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>>> The problems, while upsetting to a long-time Toyota owner, are
>>> significantly less serious than the average from GM, Chrysler, and
>>> Ford.And from my experience with Toyota, the problems WILL be fixed,
>>> both on the production line, and at the dealership.[/color][/color]
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>> And you are basing this opinion on? I think this is the thing that bothers
>> me most about Toyota owners. It seems that no matter how crappy their Toyota
>> is, they claim everything else is worse. I suppose you have to do that if
>> you pay two or three thousand more for a boring third rate design.[/color]
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> What are you basing that opinion on? Go look on bobisthoilguy.com and find
> that about 1/2 of the GM engines in the oil analysis section have coolant leaks
> into the oil. Or is that not a 'serious problem?'
>
> And if you don't like Toyota owners, what are you doing here? Masochist?[/color]

Pay no attention to "Ed White". He owned one Toyota in the early 80s that
turned out to be a rare lemon and still thinks that Toyota overall is no
better than other makers for reliability. He refuses to believe surveys by
Consumer Reports, JD Power, etc. because they don't agree with his own
opinions, claiming they are nothing more than popularity contests. But yet
he has never presented any solid, unbiased evidence to the contrary other
than his own limited anecdotal evidence.