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... American companies tend to lead the world in customer service ...

Do you have any documentation of that, or is it just your "feeling" that American companies are such leaders? It sure isn't the domestic auto industry that's leading the way - consider that GM was once the world's largest auto maker. Now they rank at #4.

snratio"Ya I hate to break it to you Clearthink, but American companies tend to lead the world"

This is typical, common, every day American pride, bluster, and ego convinced beyond doubt or  question that the American Way is the Best Way as the rest of the world watches what happens in your streets and that famous "Peoples House" with all those dignified leaders on jan. 6. A Great Country!!


as for @cleeds who has comprehensional trouble, challenges and difficulties we were talking about customer service and not product quality pretty much everyone avoids American automobiles.

There ya go for hating on us Yanks. Got to hand it to ya, you have a really distorted view. Ya like a propaganda bot.  We was talking about complaining and that it is a good thing. It leads to change. It why American companies are good at customer service.
It's not the 80's any more. We may be slow to learn at times, but we eventually catch on and build on what came before. Ya may want to look at the J.D. Power short and long term reliability. Everyone can still learn from Toyota, but if ya want a really unreliable car, ya need to buy a European one, or a from European owned company. Unless it costs a fortune, European's can't make anything reliable. Lot's of American vehicles in the top 10. How is them apples for ya?

Listen, I'm a proud American but we did spawn the Pontiac Aztec and the Ford Pinto.

Dark dark days, but Ford quality is up there with the most of the Japanese companies. Problem American car companies have is the bean counters don't let the designers do their job. Good thing they keep their hands off trucks. Ya look at the most unreliable, Volks, Land Rover, Jag, Volvo, Chrysler now European owned.