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Chevy and Toyota Go Head to Head in MPG Ratings

March 14th, 2011 · No Comments · Automotive News

Chevrolet Makes Fuel Economy Priority with Vehicle Lineup There is a perception that Toyota offers greater fuel economy than Chevrolet. Here are the facts. Here are a few examples on the core Chevy products versus Toyota, for example: Equinox 4 cylinder gets 22/32 MPG city/highway. How does Rav4 compare? Only 22/28 city/highway. Malibu 4 cylinder [...]

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2011 Chevy Malibu vs Toyota Camry

February 1st, 2011 · No Comments · Automotive News

Vehicle Comparison: Malibu vs. Camry – Big Competition in a Mid-size Package With modern style, better fuel economy and a more comfortable interior, the 2011 Chevy Malibu proves to be no day at the beach for the newest Camry. Historically a sales leader, the Toyota Camry now finds itself faced with a wealth of stiff [...]

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New Vehicle Quality – Detroit Makes Gains Ahead of Imports

June 17th, 2010 · No Comments · Automotive News

DETROIT — Dragged down by Toyota Motor Corp., the quality of new cars and trucks sold in the United States slipped slightly this year — the first time since 2007, according to a study released today. But Detroit’s automakers have matched or surpassed Asian and European rivals in initial vehicle quality for the first time, based [...]

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Dodge Grand Caravan named "Most Dependable Van” by J.D. Power and Associates

April 4th, 2010 · No Comments · Automotive News

Representing the top achievement in dependability, Dodge Grand Caravan was named “Most Dependable Van” by J.D. Power and Associates in the 2009 Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS). This study focuses on problems experienced by original owners (over 46,000 original owners were surveyed). Among the 12 models in the Van segment, Grand Caravan achieved an index score [...]

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Toyota saved $100M by selling U.S. on cheap fix, document shows

February 22nd, 2010 · No Comments · Automotive News

A document claiming Toyota Motor Corp. saved more than $100 million by persuading U.S. regulators to agree to a cheap fix for unintended acceleration problems raised pressure on the company’s president as he arrived in Washington to prepare for a grilling from lawmakers. The 2009 internal document turned over to lawmakers and made available Sunday [...]

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