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Ok, so it was an exception at number 11, but it still made it

http://kiplinger.com/slideshow/cars/...ex.html?cid=24
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Ok, so it was an exception at number 11, but it still made it

http://kiplinger.com/slideshow/cars/...ex.html?cid=24
I like it where they mention the less reliable Grand Cherokee.....I think they are right in one respect that the 4.0 engine will never die. I think it's a bit like the old Hemi 265 & 245 you can't kill even if you try. I noticed Corolla's got third those things seem to go forever.

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It will be interesting to see if the current model corollas and Cherokees make it as far as their predecessors.
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It will be interesting to see if the current model corollas and Cherokees make it as far as their predecessors.
^^ that is a very good point..everything these days has a lifespan..older cars just seem to keep on going
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It will be interesting to see if the current model corollas and Cherokees make it as far as their predecessors.
We all already know the answer to that
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I believe its page 11, but car no. 10...1st page is the intro
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I believe its page 11, but car no. 10...1st page is the intro

You are right. Where I went wrong was, I assumed the car on the first page was car number 1...
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