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DEAR TOYOTA
By G.D.Rico
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As much publicity and as many problems as Toyota has had lately, I would still buy a Toyota over a GM car or Chrysler. The Obama administration has bought and paid for them with our money. The quality that has gone into Toyota cars and trucks has always been first rate. I believe that they are trying to make EVERYTHING electronic which is not a good idea. What ever happened to plan old gas pedal which is connected to the carburetor which let the gas go into the cylinders. I could work on that. Now there are no real connections except through a computer. The cars are all so light weight that a heavy wind will blow them off the road. I felt much safer in a big solid American car than I did in my Datsun 1200 sedan. Those were the good old days. I have a 2007 Tundra that is being recalled and my wife is driving it. She knows what to do at least. Put it in neutral.
ReplyDeleteI agree , truth be told .....I drive a Camry with 197.000 mile on it. That being said , I believe that Toyota wasn't being completely honest when it came to the number of mechanical issues that many of their models were having .
ReplyDeleteThen this is nothing new , I mean even American car companies have been very guilty of this also over the years !