25 Jun 09 08:17, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:

 RW>> It does?

 RW>> What you're so anxious to tell me, tells me that somebody had enough
 RW>> trust in domestic cars to buy them. When they lost their jobs due to
 RW>> the O'bama economy, they had to give them up. Or they traded them in
 RW>> for something else (not even you know what) when their lease ran
 RW>> out.

 TW> Sorry ROY the reports soow the SAME bacic Ratio nof New cars being
 TW> dumped in Earleir Surveys long before the Econony went south.

I suppose you missed the part about lease returns...LOL!

 RW>> What you report here doesn't tell me a damned thing about the
 RW>> quality of those cars and is merely your biased conclusion.

 TW> Sorry again Roy the Stats agree with most reports on Maintenance
 TW> troubles with New Cars.

They surely don't, unless you're using biased stats like those from
Consumer's Report...who love nothing but those tinny (not tiny) Jap cars.

 TW> Theg Bib Three US Cars have a very poor reliability record.

According to Consumer's Reports. The reality is that they're as good as
any others, and better than most.

                R\%/itt

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