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From CNN website-

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Consumers can't just put their faith in a trusted brand name when it comes to looking for a new car.

Nissan and Hyundai had models in both the highest and lowest rankings of Consumer Reports predicted-reliability survey this year, according to the magazine.

Nissan's luxury brand, Infiniti, had two of the most reliable models -- the Infiniti M35 and M45. But four Nissan cars -- the Nissan Quest, Armada and Titan and and Infiniti QX56 -- landed on the list of worst for predicted reliability. (Click on car names for vehicle details and images.)



http://www.cnn.com/2005/AUTOS/10/26/...ble/index.html

 

Ha.

 

Yea baby! Gotta send this to a guy at work with a Titan. Although I can't blame him for buying it as his brother in law owns the business and he gets a great deal. but he has had the thing in the shop about 4 times for brakes and is always complaining about the fuel milage.

 

Who's your Daddy Nissan?
Who's your Daddy?

 

and Fords are perfect ? Not !!!

 

I could've told you that. I own a Titan I would know...

 

Hey... SUPER! Another Titan thread to move to General Discussions!

 

No they are not, but it's nice when you can actually see something in the national meida to show to the masses that just b/c it's a Japanese vehicle doesn't mean it will automatically be more reliable than a domestic. Personally I've always thought that Nissan sort of sleazed off of Toyota and Honda's reputations for excellent reliability. JMHO.

 

This is totally worthless and useless news. They rank low on predicted-reliability surveys. In otherwords, these goobers interviewed thousands of slack-jawed yokles that know next to nothing about the product but more than likely responded with the same brainwash answer any red-blooded American would "Uhhh... it's not built Ford tuff, or build 'Like a Rock' so it must suck... drrrrr.. *drool drool*"

Show me their name on the bottom of the list for numbers on ACTUAL reliability and I maybe impressed... Until then, facts are most foriegn automakers can and DO build solid automobiles. Thinking otherwise is what god the Big 3 in trouble to begin with...

 

D has spoken.

 

Well typed really.

Although I guess he could be using voice recognition software to dictate but could you imagine what our neighbors would think if we dictated all our messages?

 

Actually, I'm not really happy. If that survey, what have you, is true, I feel for those Titan owners who have to deal with such issues (like blowing rear ends, brake issues, etc.), but then again no one is perfect, as Ford certainly has their share of issues. You gotta remember that the Titan folks love their trucks like we love our fifties and I hate to see owners of the "other" brands go through issues with their trucks like we go through with ours. I wish hate on no one.

 

Aren't you the guy that sells his truck every year or two. What would you know about reliability? My last Ford I had for 5 years and over 250,000 miles(all I changed was the battery and alternator). It was a 4x4 Ranger that walked around those f**kn yotas and don't even get me started on the Nissans! I spent more time pulling there crap out because of busted transfer cases and rear diffs that imploded. The only reason their resale values are higher is because of yahoos like you that have been told "they are better". And I've been in one of these Titans that supposed to be so great. It had over 50K on the odometer and rode and drove more like one that had 150K. IMO the only person brainwashed here is you, go buy one of those Titans and start s**t on their forums.........your given me a headache.

 

Overreact much? Yes, anyone who dosen't hate foreign cars is brainwashed... Actually I believe Dzervit has been to Titantalk to start *****.

 

Not normally...... sorry.
Sometimes people can get under my skin. I'm better now