Re: Mercedes still may profit from Chrysler

In article
<487e5cfb-3f51-4e98-bd9d-a34236ca1909@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Lloyd
wrote:
> On Jan 7, 10:44 am, tetraethylleadREMOVET...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Brent P)
> wrote:
>> In article <9s2dnSYCC7PC2R_anZ2dnUVZ_v6rn...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Steve wrote:
>> > Lloyd wrote:
>>
>> >>>Of course, but the magazine goobers don't know a good vehicle from
their
>> >>>own backside.
>>
>> >> Oh give it a rest.  When the leading auto enthusiast magazine and
the
>> >> leading consumer magazine both pan Chrysler products, consider
they're
>> >> right and you are blind.
>>
>> > When my direct experience on repeated occasions validates my opinion,
I
>> > don't believe I'm blind.
>>
>> >> Yada, yada, yada.  Grow up.  Your blind, chauvanistic cheerleading
for
>> >> Chrysler is tiring and childish.
>>
>> > And your quasi-religious faith in what professional WRITERS (not
>> > scientists or engineers) repeatedly churn out is abhorrent to me.
Even
>> > they are now being forced by sheer numbers of dissatisfied customers
to
>> > point out that Toyota screws up just as much as anyone else, but they
do
>> > so grudgingly.
>>
>> This brings back usenet memories.... Parker still wor****ps Consumer
>> re****ts and to a lesser extent the car mags... at the same time on
other
>> subjects will bash people for not citing scientific journals. Of course
>> he won't pick up an engineering journal or even read the short verisons
>> in SAE's magazine.
> 
> I must have missed where they ranked cars for reliability, fun to
> drive, etc.  If you can tell me which issue that's in...

You wouldn't even accept engineering journals on ABS and stability system 
design prefering consumer re****ts and car and driver. 

But hey, you could use a similiar argument you just made for getting 
'science' from the NYTimes, popular science, and national review. The 
scientific journals lacking the consumer, everyman, type things. But you 
bash people for that, you deserve it back when you get your ideas of ABS 
system design from consumer re****ts.