>One thing you have to remember..Consumer Reports is a very liberal mag.
>Therefore.....they do not take kindly to the Daks running gas guzzling,
>environment killing V8s while other trucks "in their class" (i.e., rangers and
>s10s) are running V6s. (Nothing against the V6 guys...from what l hear CC V6
>still kick a significant amount of a$$). So...be sure to weigh all the
>options when reading this stuff.
>
>Russ
While I dont generally subscribe to, or agree with the findings of the
Consumer Reports automotive tests, calling them Liberal or Conservative is
a bit like calling a dictionary Liberal or Conservative. The last time I
saw a copy there was very little editorial content in CS just test reports.
I do feel that their auto tests are biased toward the import models
though, so I dont feel they're a valid source. A similar thing can be said
about the above post.
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