Survey Finds Recalls Cause Half Of Shoppers To Avoid Chevrolet, While A Third Will Avoid Toyota

If you're weary of the nonstop recall coverage lately, we don't blame you. It's been an unprecedented year for them. Tallying recalls is a dubious task, given the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's counts a vehicle recall as anything from passenger cars to garbage trucks and motorcycles. But the Detroit Free Press counted 56.1 million auto recalls year to date on Oct. 20 — a figure that thumped NHTSA's prior record of 30.8 million vehicle recalls set in 2004, according to annual totals obtained by Cars.com. And that was two days before NHTSA added another 3.1 million cars to a widespread airbag recall.
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W208 - 11/11/2014 6:42:56 PM

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Recalls are hardly the issue. Both companies offer lackluster products with pisspoor engine combinations. 2.0l NA engines make almost no sense in any vehicle in the US, where long distance commutes for work and such are typical.

Agent009 - 11/12/2014 10:36:53 AM

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Funny how both of these companies are on my do not trust list after the willful cover ups. If Honda is found guilty then that means another to the list to never trust again.

There is simply too much competition out there to risk buying from a dishonest company.

800over - 11/12/2014 3:06:50 PM

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As opposed to unwilling cover ups? and what are you blathering about? How much should we trust the articles and headlines you post. Go back to trolling.