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Thread: Toyota could leave No. 1 GM in the dust

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09-26-2006, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by RAV4EVR

Long term reliability has not been affected at all with the new products which is what I personally care about.

Just a question, no flaming please, but how is long term reliability measured on "new" products? Or are you referring to 2002+ vehicles?

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