Today's example, this blog posting from CR on "Best Used Cars Under $20,000"
Several CR staffers submit their choices, and all of them pick Honda or Toyota vehicles, except for two. There is 1/2 a vote for a Ford Fusion, and 1 vote for a VW.
Really guys? You have $20,000 to spend, which is plenty, and you don't even consider some of the better American used vehicles, such as the Ford Escape, Chevrolet Equinox/Saturn Vue, Chevrolet Malibu, Ford Taurus, Chrysler 300?
Consider: you can get a late model used Malibu or Taurus for under $20,000 which has all the trimmings, including leather heated seats, automatic lights, back up sensors, automatic climate control, etc.
4 comments:
Leftist, really?
I have unsubscribed from your blog.
Wow. You work for a domestic auto company. No bias AT ALL there.
Pot, meet the kettle. Focus on making better product (Saturn Vue/Chev Equinox? They are junk) rather than ranting.
I agree that somehow there is a bias on this particular report of the Consumer Reports. And I agree because I personally know that there are better American used vehicles that rates under $20,000.
Leftist, I agree.
I tend to think that most of their testing is fair. That said, it's just another data point. You can find information to evaluate products in a lot of places these days.
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