#TAXIDRIVER REBUKE'S SAFETY REPORT ABOUT #TOYOTA'S

A blog to assit people in the purchase of used cars, trucks and motor vehicles stevecars.com aka ace auto pawn is the nation's #1 #online #vehicle #pawnshop in #paducah, #kentucky. I have been a San Francisco Taxicab Driver for over 25 years. I have driven Toyota products for the past 10 years. The recent informtion about Toyota safety is propaganda and completely fake. If you believe the information recently placed in the media about Toyota you probably believe in Santa Claus, The Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy. I have been in numerous accidents over the past 26 years as a San Francisco Taxicab Driver. I have been t-boned, rear ended, and one head on. I presently drive a Prius and previously have driven Toyota Camry's. I have found that other vehicles involved in accidents seem to explode on inpact. The Toyota's involved are barely dented and are generally put back on the road within 24 hours. The opposing vehicles are generally complete totalled. Who do you believe: A film clip of a car hitting a fake wall and fake dummy or a person that has been on the street of a major city in the U. S. and actually experienced an accident in a Toyota.

#IMPORTS DOMINATE SCORECARD OF BEST CARS TO OWN

Latest News Imports Dominate TrueCar.com Scorecard Subaru, Toyota and BMW topped the list in TrueCar.coms Performance Scorecards for March. TrueCar.com, which provides new car pricing information, trends and forecasting, recently released its March Performance Scorecards for automobile manufacturers and brands. The Performance Scorecards grade each manufacturer and brand on eight different measurements related to pricing, sales, incentives, customer loyalty, market share and days in inventory data. Overall, the top manufacturers on the March Performance Scorecard were Subaru, Toyota and BMW. Near the bottom of the list were Volvo, Mitsubishi and General Motors. The brands that received the highest grades for the period were Scion, MINI, Subaru, Lexus and Audi; while the brands with the lowest grades were GMC, Buick and Dodge. The manufacturers with the largest gains, from February to March included: Toyota, which moved from a B- to an A and Porsche which moved from a C+ to a B+. The manufacturers with the steepest declines, from February to March were: Mitsubishi, which moved from a B+ to a D+; Mazda moved from an A to a B-; and Ford moved from an A to a B.