You certainly are entitled to your opinion. I suppose it depend which JD Power study you are referencing, because Toyota is not in the top of all of them.. Even if they were the difference from one to the other is negligible today. The question has to be is Toyota worth the premium price it costs to buy and repair. Motor Trend did a comparison of five Japanese models. They rated the Accord first and the Camry fifth, partially based on the premium price difference among the five. Particularly when one considers the fact the average new car buyer in the US replaces their vehicle in three to four years with 40K to
80K miles on the clock. If one travels to a salvage yard, percentage wise, they will find a lot of Toyotas just like any other brand.mike hunt
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