Guests: David Champion
Director of Auto Testing,
Consumer Reports
Jean Jennings
Editor-in-Chief,
Automobile Magazine
Gary Convis
Executive Vice President, Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky
Americans love their cars. Whether it's a 12-year old Volvo, a new Corvette or a Ford pick-up. Consumer Reports is just out with its top car picks for 2001. Once again, Japanese cars dominated in their survey of performance and reliability. American cars did make substantial gains. How do you choose the car you drive? Join Juan Williams for a look at which cars Consumer Reports ranks the most reliable and why American automakers are still playing catch up to the Japanese.
Copyright 2001 NPR
