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We are talking about quality. Not lack of product.They are all having parts ans supplier problems.
Toyota’s October vehicle output to be 100K short due to semiconductor shortage
Toyota Motor Corp said on Thursday it plans to produce about 800,000 vehicles worldwide in October, about 100,000 short of its average monthly production plan, due to semiconductor shortages.nypost.com
Toyota's having quality problems with their Tundra - enough that Consumer Reports no longer recommends it.
www.motorbiscuit.com
I read that article and gained nothing from it. Price was mentioned as also being a factor. But no real metrics. Strange.Toyota's having quality problems with their Tundra - enough that Consumer Reports no longer recommends it.
Is the 2023 Toyota Tundra's Reliability Actually Worse?
Find out why a reliability survey made Consumer Reports change its recommendation of the 2023 Toyota Tundra full-size truck.
www.marketwatch.com
As a previous owner of several Toyotas, Nissans, GMs, Fords, I can honestly say they ALL have problems. our Toyota stranded my wife and young son with a starter relay that just quit; then later an alternator; then starter; then bad struts; all before 125k miles.I read that article and gained nothing from it. Price was mentioned as also being a factor. But no real metrics. Strange.
Still if you want limited downtime toyota is so far ahead it isn't even funny. Gm is still having issues with pushrod v8s grenading because of questionable suppliers providing out of spec lifters. That engine is so simple for it to be blowing up is really really embarrassing.
Who Makes the Most Reliable New Cars? - Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports' latest car reliability survey ranks the brands, reveals how regions compare, and who makes the most reliable new cars.www.consumerreports.org
The most and least reliable car brands, according to Consumer Reports
Some automakers saw dramatic changes in their ranking compared with last year. Tesla doesn't get to opt out of this one.
I agree seems to be solid engine. People I know have had problem with def system, but I think they have bugs worked out on that.
I read that article and gained nothing from it. Price was mentioned as also being a factor. But no real metrics. Strange.
Still if you want limited downtime toyota is so far ahead it isn't even funny. Gm is still having issues with pushrod v8s grenading because of questionable suppliers providing out of spec lifters. That engine is so simple for it to be blowing up is really really embarrassing.
Who Makes the Most Reliable New Cars? - Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports' latest car reliability survey ranks the brands, reveals how regions compare, and who makes the most reliable new cars.
The most and least reliable car brands, according to Consumer Reports
Some automakers saw dramatic changes in their ranking compared with last year. Tesla doesn't get to opt out of this one.
Well it’s 4.79 around here. Still plenty High, but I believe they will come closer together by spring. Even with this issue, the dependability, torque, and range still make this package a winner by a long shot.
While this is true, there are plenty of 20 page threads about 5.3 and 6.2 trucks sitting in Midlothian that are already built. Doesn’t matter if they don’t get delivered. And at least when you get it you know it won’t be back in the shop in the first six weeks tearing a brand new engine down for engine issues….
Not a chance... Most of our Diesel production is being shipped to Ukaine/Russia/somewhere over there..
What a disgrace from a Billion dollar company. You never hear of Japanese SUV's having lifter problems (especially when new). Time to move on from GM.
Diesel fuel price has not been close to Gas in the past 20+ years. In the 60's it was half the price of gas? As far as dependability, Quality gas V8 engines can go 300,000 miles. Most old (1990's) GM pickups and SUV's have 250k+ miles and still running fine.
Quality engines don't have AFM/DFM or whatever the latest moniker is today, and don't drop lifters before the new car smell is gone...
