Toyota Tundra's second 4-star

"George Orwell" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@mixmaster.it...

I'd say this is pretty much meaningless to the vast majority of truck buyers.

Ed

"George Orwell" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@mixmaster.it...

Now that I've driven the big Dodge, I consider the Toyota a wanna be truck. YMMV.

Steve

Not really. The majority in a class do get a 4 star. The vehicles that don't are the exception.

You're just a damn troll. You were all over directv group earlier today. Ignore the jerk while he jerks off.

Bingo!! He and Nomen Nescio if they aren't the same person ought to be. They post this stuff all the time, usually to a wider number of groups.

THis may be true but then i sometime question the value of this tests becayse how many people run into barriers with their cars in wrecks? Granted it does provide data in a fixed crash senerio but in the real world there are a lot of varibles in a crash and hw the energy is spent went it hits a "soft" object that can crush too. Insurance companies are kinda the finail authority on this in that they know first hand how the vehicle perform in a crash and the costs related to it be them vehicle repair or medical and those determine the insurance company ratings more than a crash into a test barrier.The test barrier crash is a good start on getting crash data but not the final word.

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----- Original Message ----- From: "miles" Newsgroups: alt.autos.toyota.trucks,alt.trucks.ford,alt.trucks.chevy,alt.autos.dodge.trucks Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 11:37 PM Subject: Re: Toyota Tundra's second 4-star

Actually the 2007 Tundra was the only full size 2007 Pick-up that did not get 5 stars - so it is the exception.

Ed