CNN.com article on American Car Quality
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that's definitely welcome news.
of course, Consumer Reports knows nothing about cars and only reports based on their own subscriber base. not exactly a "random" sampling as anyone getting their automotive information from CR is most definitely (what the british call) a ninny.
not only that, they somehow feel they have "authority" to project quality/reliablity rating into the future. but on what do they base these projections? 
bias. tainted "data" is all that comes to mind with CR.
of course, Consumer Reports knows nothing about cars and only reports based on their own subscriber base. not exactly a "random" sampling as anyone getting their automotive information from CR is most definitely (what the british call) a ninny.
not only that, they somehow feel they have "authority" to project quality/reliablity rating into the future. but on what do they base these projections? bias. tainted "data" is all that comes to mind with CR.
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Originally Posted by morb|d
that's definitely welcome news.
of course, Consumer Reports knows nothing about cars and only reports based on their own subscriber base. not exactly a "random" sampling as anyone getting their automotive information from CR is most definitely (what the british call) a ninny. not only that, they somehow feel they have "authority" to project quality/reliablity rating into the future. but on what do they base these projections? bias. tainted "data" is all that comes to mind with CR.
of course, Consumer Reports knows nothing about cars and only reports based on their own subscriber base. not exactly a "random" sampling as anyone getting their automotive information from CR is most definitely (what the british call) a ninny.
not only that, they somehow feel they have "authority" to project quality/reliablity rating into the future. but on what do they base these projections? bias. tainted "data" is all that comes to mind with CR.I agree completely. I remember looking up their ratings of the Gen4 F-bodies, and they were horrific! And yet, the cars have proven to be quite reliable, despite getting hammered way more often than your average Sentra.
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