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Originally Posted by Prche951
I doubt that there was 800 cars, but if there were, then take 20% of which were being driven hard, makes about 150-160, and 30 out of that is 20% of cars having tranny problems. not good
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Pre-October (July+Aug+Sept), there were 1050 cars on street.
http://www.reuters.com/article/press...08+PRN20081103
In Oct, they sold another 321.
You pick the math. but all logic and data suggests the problem was less prevalent than you and others are suggesting. If you believe the prevalence is that bad, then explain why we aren't seeing more failures.
On average, the average propensity to report such a problem in a public forum INCREASES once people suspect that there is a widespread problem.