Yes, they won most recommended, sorry. I spent a while looking for the thread, but can't find it. Here's a very similar one, though, which was in AskReddit vs AskMechanics.
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/jbw8i7/mechanics...
Interestingly, on the OP link, they don't list the Tacoma, notoriously one of the most reliable vehicles.
Re:Who makes the most reliable new cars?
by lotsofpulp on Wednesday November 29, 2023 @02:33PM
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Weird that consumer reports would exclude one of the top selling Toyota vehicles in the US.
Re:Who makes the most reliable new cars?
by Vecr on Wednesday November 29, 2023 @03:27PM
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"Not technically a car" but I don't think that's the correct reason for why the article wouldn't have.
Re:Who makes the most reliable new cars?
by explaininjs on Wednesday November 29, 2023 @03:28PM
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They include Tundra
But same re. infotainment. I have a suction cup MagSafe charging mount for my 2004 4Runner and I patched a bluetooth receiver into the stock head unit. Nothing better than that glorious amber glow when driving late at night. LCD's are blinding by comparison.
Plus this way I don't ever have to enter the iPhone's crippled CarPlay navigation mode, or really deal with CarPlay ever. I just use the phone the same as any other time, no new UI or "safe driving" features to obstruct me.