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#41 of 162 Good advice, Raddboy41 by steve_ HOST Jul 10, 2002 (7:53 am)
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#45 of 162 Don't Buy the Toyota by dratnol Jul 27, 2002 (9:00 pm)
I purchased a Toyota Sequoia and it was a huge mistake. This is the biggest piece of crap ever made. I have taken this vechile back to the dealer five times now and it still runs like crap. It also doesn't handle worth a dang in the snow. The Suburban is by far a much better ride and is actually built. Don't buy this tinny piece of junk called a Sequoia. I wish I hadn't!!
#46 of 162 Drat ! by 2heeldrive Jul 30, 2002 (4:38 pm)
It's ok, everyone screws up now and then. Your mistake is trying to trash an excellent vehicle that has a well documented history of reliability. Are you getting paid by the post? You have posted the same worthless message on every board that discusses the Sequoia.
#47 of 162 Toyota Quality 2nd to none. by nodefect Jul 31, 2002 (5:51 pm)
Latest customer satifaction ranking from JD Powers.   1. Toyota 2. Honda 3. GM   Enough said !!!!!!!!!!!! Ford, Chysler ? a bit farther down the list.   It's said isn't it ? A country as big and powerful as ours cannot build the best and safest cars in the world ! It is joke !!!!!!
#48 of 162 HEY NO by jaw2000 Aug 01, 2002 (4:41 am)
WHere do you think the Toyotas and Hondas are assembled?   ANd was this for all vehicles or just SUVs?   By the way, many GMs are assembled in Mexico too, as are Fords.   Just wanted to add those small details.   One more thing, if memory serves, Mitsubishis are assembled in Illinois, Hondas in South Carolina, Toyotas in California (?).   Customer satisfaction also has much to do with brand loyalty.   On that note, I say I cannot imagine ever owning another 'American' car, but I also cannot imagine ever owning another 'Japanese' truck.
#49 of 162 #1 No Disputing It. by nodefect Aug 01, 2002 (5:35 am)
Boy! I did not know my Sequoia was built in Indiana, and my Accord in Ohio and the Tacoma in California and the MDX in Canada. C'mon tell something I don't know. I also did not know my 94 Grand Cherokee had a Mitsubishi transmittion. Cars are made all over, from plants all over the world. Please ! everybody knows that.   It all has to do with the company and their company standards. It is not the workers fault American cars stink ! The American workers are great ! It is the company heads who skimp on their vehicles to increase their profits   Here's the ultimate difference ! GM takes Chevy parts and puts them into their Cadilac. Toyota takes Lexus parts and puts them in to Toytota.   GM trickles junk up, Toyota trickles quality down.   Sorry I cannot agree with you because I would like to. The Big 3 have earned their crappy reputation. I refuse to spend my money with a company that refuses to build a better vehicle. They flat out REFUSE ! They have taken advantage of the American consumer long enough.   I am sorry I refuse to spend $40,000 on a vehicle that has no road feel, poor workmanship, poor reliability, poor customer service, poor paint job, poor fitting panels etc. etc. etc.   They are in fact more powerful, I give you that! but that's as far as it goes.   Buy a Chevy buy the best, drive a mile walk the rest!   Now I know why thery equip their vehicles with OnStar. You need it to be located when your vehicle quits.
#50 of 162 WHile I don't wish to argue by jaw2000 Aug 01, 2002 (8:13 am)
What makes you think that parts are parts. In other words why would Toyota desire to reduce profits by making a part that for a Lexus now fit a Toyota?   I suspect that a part is a part, if it happens to work in multiple autos then glory be to the mfr who just saved money in design by making one thing work in more than one place.   I further suspect that all makers have % of lemons, my sister owned a 80 something Celica, it was of all the cars in my lifetime the absolute worst vehicle any of us can remember.   Conversely, I owned a thrice used 78 Olds Cutlass Supreme, I got it a 87,000, and I rolled it over to a new total of 217,00 before I got rid of it, I did get the tranny overhauled/rebuilt that was it.   So I maintain that owner loyalty has more to do with 'who is best' in today's environment than anything else.   In fact (if my economics classes were at all correct), now all the auto makers employ a design through to manufacture and sale philosophy that is very similar to the Japanese model that resulted in savings to design and build.   Anyway, enjoy what you have, as I know I will, but I doubt seriously that you (or I) would come back and admit that what we have is crap -- even it proves to be so.   That is not human nature.

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