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I suggest you google Toyota quality...it’s the worst rated company these days...that being said, after we have no manufacturing, you better hope you have a car that lasts...it’s likely none of us will be able to afford cars in this economy...no manufacturing to pull us out of our modern depression...but no worries, I’m sure our Wall Street bankers will figure out a way to make pretend money again or hey the gov. can just keep printing the money. We don’t need no stinking domestic manufacturing which creates five jobs for every manufacturing job...we can all work at Walmart or McDonalds-it will be grand!

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What does Toyota quality have to do with GM’s poor customer relations? My problems haven't with the dealers(who have been ever helpful), but the product they sold me. For instance, the water pump on a new 71 Buick went out on me when the car was two weeks old and it sat in a dealer's shop for a month awaiting a new pump from GM. An Olds went throught seven alternators all under warranty and another throught two sets of wheel bearings. Oh yes the trim fell off my 91 Caddy,j but after warranty. If I thought about it, I could write a long list of problems with GM and Ford. I bought Ford trucks for my business, because they were tougher than the Chevys, I bought before.

People don't forget these things.

I just did a quick google survey of Toyota's ratings, which were excellent as was GM’s. The only bad review was from Consumer Reports which I never pay any attention to.

Actually, I have a Toyota and its’ fit, finish and performance remind me of my Bimmers.

Come on, if you are so in favor of tariffs, you should know all about them, so who benefits from the sugar tariff?