Scion #1 In Reliability - Consumer Reports
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Scion #1 In Reliability - Consumer Reports
Well... everything we already knew about Scion is being touted in the latest Consumer reports survey on reliability. The top 5 are all Toyota and Honda companies. Go figure.
Scion tops Consumer Reports reliability study
Best American made car? Ford.
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Scion tops Consumer Reports reliability study
Best American made car? Ford.
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well i allready know that otherwise i wouldnt have bought one..well soon chevy/pontiac will be up there as well but the only thing thats going to suck about that is that most americans wont realize its because it has a japanese motor in the car ...so you will hear all the bs jap cars suck ameican this and that and then when ya explain to them they will say ha ha funny one ..
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I think GM's path is to go full-tilt into their new electric-first cars and get after Toyota and their Hybrids. It will be good for both countries AND give the economy a kick in the pants.
Then, if T. Boone turns out to be for real with his windmills.... BOOM!
Then, if T. Boone turns out to be for real with his windmills.... BOOM!
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TBoone Pickins FTW.
Seriously though, why Scion first, then honda/acura, and then in 3rd toyota/lexus? Scion is nothing original as far as drive train components.
Just like Saturn being worse than GM/Chevy vehicles... saturn is owned by GM and it's components are all GM.
Just curious how a sibling company can be doing worse/better when all of the cars are the same with different body panels?
Seriously though, why Scion first, then honda/acura, and then in 3rd toyota/lexus? Scion is nothing original as far as drive train components.
Just like Saturn being worse than GM/Chevy vehicles... saturn is owned by GM and it's components are all GM.
Just curious how a sibling company can be doing worse/better when all of the cars are the same with different body panels?
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Originally Posted by RCZDesigns
TBoone Pickins FTW.
Seriously though, why Scion first, then honda/acura, and then in 3rd toyota/lexus? Scion is nothing original as far as drive train components.
Just like Saturn being worse than GM/Chevy vehicles... saturn is owned by GM and it's components are all GM.
Just curious how a sibling company can be doing worse/better when all of the cars are the same with different body panels?
Seriously though, why Scion first, then honda/acura, and then in 3rd toyota/lexus? Scion is nothing original as far as drive train components.
Just like Saturn being worse than GM/Chevy vehicles... saturn is owned by GM and it's components are all GM.
Just curious how a sibling company can be doing worse/better when all of the cars are the same with different body panels?
I haven't seen the actual list and any scores but, I imagine, the difference between #1 and #5 is pretty tight.
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