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he goes and sees crash test, over all performances ETC and he is a American Auto worker and he says TOYOTA Hands down
he even has a toyota
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Toyota or Lexus. I have also heard infinity.The Eisenhower Interstate Highway?
NissanIt is a matter of personal preference, but many will say Toyota.
What is the ugliest car in America?
Honda or Toyotavolvo German enginering at its finest ...even though I believe in buying American,the Germans and Japanese make a better quality auto
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In my humble opinion, i would say Volkswagen, as iv owned three VW Golfs in my life (Golf 2, Golf 3, Golf4) and planning on purchasing the new GTi 5 in the near future. I know alot of people on this might even say Toyota but for me its a fallacy as iv owned 2 Toyota's, one of which kept on giving up the ghost in stop-start traffic situations and the other which had extremely poor fuel consumption. As well, the new Golf 5 has been voted the car with the highest quality (perceived quality and actual quality) in its class in Europe.Neutral safety switch on a 99 saturn sl2?
They are all the same. They all wear and they all break down. It just depends how much you want to spend on parts and if you want to support your own country!Obviously, American made cars have cheaper parts than a VW, or a Toyota.
When it comes to American made vehicles, a GM product is your best bet!
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Anything non-American and non-Korean is reliable, except for cars that belong to GM (e.g. Volvo is non-American and is a belonging of GM). If you're crazy about American cars then only Cadillac.Totoya
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Japanese cars are the best quality you can get. They last way longer than others.Why do the gas pumps have different "speeds" on them?
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Nissan all the way. I've had 2 maximas with no engine problems and now I have a 350z and I am expecting nothing but the bestWhat does the numbers on the side of the tires mean? (In order)?
Honda for reliability,but for build quality German cars.What is the best used mini-van to buy?
Mostly it is personal preferance, but I remember hearing about a study done not to long ago that measured the cost of maintainance for a few cars from different manufactures... Maybe someone can help me find this info.Why do American cars suck so bad?
The results were:
Toyota/Lexus (same company)
Very close second Nissan/Infiniti (Same Company)
Extremly close third Honda/Acura (Same Company)
And a fourth was some distance back, but I cant remember who it was...
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But those top 3 were so close that they almost tied
When you ask a Q like this, you will get a handful of answerers & opinions of experiences.
I will post the most recent results of a study by J.D.Powers & Associates.
This is an ongoing study & is published anually.
They collect data on THOUSANDS of vehicles.
The study is of vehicles on the road for 3 years.
The data recorded is based on how many times the vehicles are in the repair shop over the 1st 3 years on the road. (not related to maintenance, ie oil change, tire rotation etc)
This will determine the "reliability" factor of any manufacturer.
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Im gonna Copy&Paste a previous answer for you:
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May I refer you to the most recent J.D. Power & assoc. study?
The most recentl study was of 2003 vehicles that had been on the road for 3 years. This study lists 37 manufacturers in order of the least problems to the most problems .
I'll list in their order (Best to Worst)
1 Lexus
2 mercury
3 buick
4 cadillac
5 toyota
6 acura
7 honda
8 jaguar
9 bmw
10 infinity
11 lincoln
12 ford
13 oldsmobile
<<<<<<<<<<industry average
14 chrysler
15pontiac
16 subaru
17 gmc
18 mercedes-benz
19 chevrolet
20 nissan
21 mazda
22 porsche
23 hyundai
24 dodge
25 mitsubishi
26 jeep
27 volvo
28 audi
29 mini
30 isuzu
31 saturn
32 volkswagon
33 hummer
>>>>>>>>>>>>not reliable
34 kia
35 suzuki
36 saab
37 land rover
What's your dream car/truck/suv?
That outa answer the reliability Question.
What % of income should i spend on a car?
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Every time i post this study , I get slammed by Kia lovers. PLEASE DON"T SHOOT THE MESSENGER!!!
It is not just my opinion, it is the published results of an actual study of data!
I have a Chevy TH350 Transmission and I do not know what year it is, Can someone help me?
My vote comes from my wallet and my next vehicle will be a Toyota. I don't think all vehicles from a single manufacturer can be considered the same. For example, my last truck was a Ford and lasted a long time, but I don't think their cars are very reliable.Most definitely Dodge or Chrysler. Not only does the AC last Forever but they are very user friendly cars. Some of the new er Chrysler (2005 & up) come with Mrcedes Benzes parts. Personaly I have A 1970 Dodge, all original parts, axcept for tires and it runs better than a 1990 Ford. My sister had a Nissan Pathfinder and it was unreliable times four. Toyota is good too, But I prefer Dodge.
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that really depends. if your buying a truck, american trucks are the best and most capable. like the dodge rams never stop runny and jeep wrnaglers last forever. toyota's are good but if you want a car that will last forever, get an american car. they just dont quit.Rule of thumb. No matter what vehicle you drive, if it runs good, its good. If it doesn't , it is a pice of s***.. Mostly depends on personal preferance.
We all speak from experience myself found that had American German and Japanese cars and since stuck with Japanese cars.
Myself found that where better made and parts needed changing less often.
Engines last longer into higher mileage and less noisey.
Would have German again but 1st choice Japanese.
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