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Originally Posted by 01SBox
Kram, the site you sent me is from allpar - Chrysler, Dodge, Ram Jeep - all of which are some of the lowest rated cars on Consumer Reports.
CNN, MSN, a national organization of 280 Consumer Advocate Specialists, and the most honest consumer advocates in the United States all point to Consumer Reports as the most respected, trusted, unbiased magazine in the US.
I'm not saying it's perfect, but the reliability ratings are from the car owners themselves...you'd have to say the car owners are the ones with the bias. Again, you realize Consumer Reports only collects the data, right?
I personally don't think it's the bible, but you'd have to be very foolish not to use it as a tool in your decision making process, don't you think?
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I see you made a bias decision about that website calling them bias just because of their website vehicle content. Did you fact check them on their info?
You acted like nobody had ever said a thing about CR being bias. I'm not the first, won't be the last.
Again, no I will not make a vehicle purchase decision based on Consumer Reports. You do whatever you want on making your purchasing decisions, doesn't matter to me.