"Bullshit Baffles Brains" .. > Then again, Consumer Reports also rated the Mazda3 as very good too > and it's isn't. *snipping* Ed already posted this item in the Toyota group (but not the others you have here). There were a couple of responses, if you care to take a peak. Natalie

In article <6utah3dk28bs0664f4ah2qopnqo9qjrle5@4ax.com>, Bullshit Baffles Brains <spammenot@nospam.com> wrote: > Then again, Consumer Reports also rated the Mazda3 as very good too > and it's isn't. > > Magazine won't automatically recommend redesigned Toyotas, citing > below-average quality in new models. Ford improves dramatically. > advertisement Many Mazdas and Fords have the same drive train and some are made in the same factory. > The magazine said today it no longer will recommend any new or > redesigned Toyota-built models without reliability data on a specific > design. Toyota is now more interested in becoming first in volume. Quality is likely to be affected are they bring in new workers to expand production.