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tundrahq · 03-21-2007, 01:25 PM

I've never seen toyota's corporate communication services post to a forum -- anyone else seen that? I wonder if they'd post comments to my Toyota Tundra blog too?

Anyways, I agree with the firefighter/EMT that said "above all, drive safe." Best advice you can get about accidents -- don't get in one.

In fact, Toyota is one of the only manufacturers of a full-size that offers stability control (Chevy/GMC is the only other I know of, unless you count Ford's Harley Davidson F150, but I don't).

If you have the stability control, your chances of getting into an accident decrease substantially. That Toyota includes this feature standard ought to count for something.

03-21-2007, 01:25 PM	#12 (permalink)
tundrahq Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 23	Toyota posts to a forum? How cool is that I've never seen toyota's corporate communication services post to a forum -- anyone else seen that? I wonder if they'd post comments to my Toyota Tundra blog too? Anyways, I agree with the firefighter/EMT that said "above all, drive safe." Best advice you can get about accidents -- don't get in one. In fact, Toyota is one of the only manufacturers of a full-size that offers stability control (Chevy/GMC is the only other I know of, unless you count Ford's Harley Davidson F150, but I don't). If you have the stability control, your chances of getting into an accident decrease substantially. That Toyota includes this feature standard ought to count for something.