Our family bought a Toyota Sienna minivan in '02 and we still have it.
The performance and reliability has been outstanding. We have also gotten free oil changes from the dealer every 3,000 miles and will continue to get free oil changes for the life of the car.
Except for scheduled maintenance, the minivan has not needed any repairs.
It was money well spent, IMO.
buy detroit.
fixedOriginally Posted by Little Whiskey
Busting drunk drivers in Antarctica since 2006
this country is screwed without an autoindustry.
Its not enough just to assemble them here for the designers in Japan.
If they sold them in the US I would buy the VW diesel van in a heartbeat.
HOFer
I agree with you. However, you seem to be asking for "utopia". The unions won't compromise to deal with the new "reality". Detroit spent years building "sub standard" quality cars. They're paying for that now. The sad part is some of the new American cars are rated top notch.
I still keep a lifter from my last Oldsmobile on my desk at home as a paperweight to remind me. "Never Again will I buy a GM car".
I'll never forget the last one, and will never consider buying another one, I don't care what the price is.
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