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Originally Posted by AlaskaCub
Not that I read CR or even follow their reports, I am gonna have to throw a huge waving BS flag on this one. From talking to techs at my local Toyota dealership the new Tundra in its first year of inception has had fewer issues than the first year Tundra did in 2000 (late 99). Its also clear that they want to drive a truck that rides like a car. Now I'd like to see them convinve the 100,000 + customers that test drove Fords, GM's and Dodges that ended up going with the Tundra instead that they made a bad decision, cmmon. Reliability rating is "EXPECTED" to be less than average...what the heck does that even mean, how do you expect anything?
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I was really surpised and upset by this news because I think it holds a huge amount of weight, simply because this is a big turnaround in the ratings. Consumer Reports has historically given Toyota high quality ratings - and now the Camry V6 and the Tundra have taken a surprising turn for the worst.