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Gang:
We just can not trust Consumer reports as a sole source to base our car purchases on. I have read their mag off and on through the years and I don't think I even once agreed with them on products that I knew something about. It's a cool idea to have a service that does not supposed to except advertising, but that just opens the doors to kick-backs, just like we have in politics. I am NOT accusing Consumer reports of such practices, but I often scratch my head in wonder as to why and how they conclude their winners from their losers. Sometimes things are good because they are heavy and sturdy, then something is good because it is lightweight and flexible.... I just want to scream when I read their review of products that I already know the details of. I can not think of a single time I agreed with them.
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