Date: Wed, 03 Oct 2001 03:09:58 GMT From: "M+J" <nospamnopsamam.spam> Subject: Re: Toyota in top five again (JD Power....)
Its like the KIA commercials that compare their car with having features similar to Toyota. " I have a 5 year warranty, oh ya so do I...I have leather stearing wheel, well so do I,,,I have chrome hubcaps,,,,well so do I" And you know what? You still DRIVE A KIA. Yes I guess your right I paid 5k more than you did for my SUV....but I digress...YOU DRIVE A KIA. Volvos are not for people who want a car to get them to their bowling league or grocery store twice a week. Compare apples to apples thank you. "Yaofeng" <ychennopsam30.net> wrote in message news:e89d1e3e.0110021227.3d71f633nopsaming.google.com... > "Derek Hawkins" <eldatanopsamcom> wrote in message news:<jU8u7.1697$oL3.39357nopsame.america.net>... > > "For the sixth straight year, the luxury brand of Toyota leads the list of > > most-dependable, four- and five-year-old vehicles, according to automotive > > researcher J.D. Power and Associates of Agoura Hills, California." > > > > "Ranking second is Porsche, followed by Nissan's luxury brand, Infiniti." > > > > "The highest-rated non-luxury brand is Toyota, which takes fourth spot in > > the annual Power Vehicle Dependability Study." > > > > "Listed as below average in long-term dependability are, in alphabetical > > order: Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Eagle, GMC, Hyundai, Isuzu, Jeep, Kia, > > Land Rover, Mitsubishi, Plymouth, Pontiac, Saab, Suzuki, Volvo and > > Volkswagen. Power does not publicly release the below-average rankings." > > You don't have to remind me. I have long conceded that a Toyota is > more reliable than a SAAB, I drove one before. The report will not > sway my decision of not buying Toyota's in the future either unless > they stop making boring cars. > > Yaofeng
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