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To: eraser2005

"" Toyota is, as has been established in this thread, more proactive in their recalls than other manufactures."

As has been established? There is ABSOLUTELY NO PROOF of this."

Prove to me that Ford or GM is more proactive in recalls.

You cannot. WHERE IS YOUR PROOF!


115 posted on 01/19/2007 9:52:22 AM PST by Leo Farnsworth
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To: Leo Farnsworth

I didn't claim that GM and Ford were proactive in recalls. But to claim Toyota IS is complete and utter bunk. You have no proof, and you know it.


120 posted on 01/19/2007 10:03:16 AM PST by eraser2005
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To: Leo Farnsworth

BTW, do yourself a favor and google "nhtsa toyota investigation".


129 posted on 01/19/2007 10:18:47 AM PST by eraser2005
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To: Leo Farnsworth

Currently open NHTSA Engineering Analysis Investigations into Toyota for which there have not been a recall:

EA06-014: 2004-2005 Toyota Tundra
EA06-020: 2004-2005 Toyota Sienna

Currently open NHTSA Preliminary Evaluation Investigations into Toyota for which there have not been a recall:

PE06-055: 2006 Toyota Highlander Hybrid

Currently open NHTSA Engineering Analysis Investigations into Ford for which there have not been a recall:

EA06-014: 2003-2005 Crown Victoria Police and Taxi only
EA06-020: 2000-2001 Taurus and Sable EA06-012: 1999-2001 Super Duty and Excursion with 7.3L Diesel only

Currently open NHTSA Preliminary Evaluation Investigations into Toyota for which there have not been a recall:
PE06-048: 2001-2003 Escape and Tribute

You know, you're right. Toyota clearly is more proactive. /sarc


132 posted on 01/19/2007 10:35:23 AM PST by eraser2005
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