Toyotas are the best built vehicles on the road. Just got done doing a 6 week research paper about the company. There quality control methods and defects per million units developed is far superior to anything in America. People can argue if it makes them feel better, saying I relpaced this and that on a toyota and its crap. Well, guess what......? I can take a freakin M1A1 tank and find a way to break it if I dont take care of it or maintain it right. Also, every manufactured vehicle in the world has problems. Some more than others. The facts are out there, research it. Ford, GM, and Dodge all know how far they lag behind Honda, BMW, and Toyota in their quality control methods.
As far as my current vehicles or current family vehicles
MY 97 Toyota 4 runner limited, 218,000 miles, only problem was one of the coil packs went out at 201K
Dads 98 Toyota 4 runner, 283,000 miles, needed new alternator at 240K
Brothers 05 Tacoma, 108, 000 miles, no problems
Brothers 98 f150, 5.4 liter, 172,000 miles, Transmission gone out, rear end needed to be fixed, fuel pump(proboly his fault from running it dry all the time), and thats all I know
River house, 2000 f150, 5.4 4x4, 153,000 miles, lots of little problems, nothing major
For anybody on here to tell another person to give away there mustang to somebody more deserving or whatever .......
you sound like idiot.
As far as my current vehicles or current family vehicles
MY 97 Toyota 4 runner limited, 218,000 miles, only problem was one of the coil packs went out at 201K
Dads 98 Toyota 4 runner, 283,000 miles, needed new alternator at 240K
Brothers 05 Tacoma, 108, 000 miles, no problems
Brothers 98 f150, 5.4 liter, 172,000 miles, Transmission gone out, rear end needed to be fixed, fuel pump(proboly his fault from running it dry all the time), and thats all I know
River house, 2000 f150, 5.4 4x4, 153,000 miles, lots of little problems, nothing major
For anybody on here to tell another person to give away there mustang to somebody more deserving or whatever .......
you sound like idiot.

