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Originally Posted by bigearl
There is a key distinction between the claim and what DGthe3 wrote:
When a company says their #1 concern is you- that's a very ambiguous thing to say and hard to confirm.
When a company says their vehicles are x $ cheaper to operate based on the following variables then these other cars- that should be pretty easy to fact check. I would expect that Toyota would be able to point to the source of this information, so really it's not the same at all.
I don't want to be that
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What you have to decide is what is fact. When their bean counters spin it one way it makes their cars look better. When GM ,Ford or whoever's bean counter mod the numbers in their favor then, well their car looks better. It's just like Ford claiming that they have the number one selling truck 20+ years and counting. They forget to tell you that if you combine GMC with Chevy they don't. (at least not every year)