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> =A0"badgolferman" wrote:
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> =A0The 2004 Sienna was tops in road safety tests. =A0
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> "The biggest surprise on the list, given recent automotive news: It
> includes no Toyota (NYSE: TM) made vehicles. In fact, Toyota reported a
> 40.7% gain in sales last month over March 2009; its Lexus division was
> up 42%. (Generous buyer incentives greatly contributed to those
> numbers.) And although Consumer Reports has removed its "recommended
> pick" distinction from Toyota vehicles involved in the current recall,
> many analysts are standing by their previous assessments of Toyota's
> well-made products.
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> "Toyota and Lexus both were fairly steady on their quality" in the
> dependability report released last month, says Dave Sargent, J.D.
> Power's vice president of global vehicle research. "Toyota has both good
> quality and a high consumer perception of their quality -- so Toyota is
> very much in line."
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"Lies, damned lies, and statistics"
I love Mark Twain!