Guest

No other car seems to have impressed Consumer Reports as much as the 00 TL. It has the absolutely highest possible rank in nearly every category (of which there are at least 12), is a recommended buy from CR, and is grouped with other "upscale sedans" costing much more. I'm surprised more people don't have one of these sweet machines. In about 3 months, I know I will.

Chris

Guest

2000 TL? That's like a used car now.

Guest

Yeah, I know it's relatively aged, but I think the implication's a damn good one. The TL's just a fantastic car that's gotten better with the years, which bodes well for those getting into freshly pressed models.

hunter001

If it is reliability of the components of the car you are quoting, then I would presume that the data from the older model is better, especially since the 2000 and the 2001 are near mirror models of each other...how would you have reliability data from the 2001s especially since reliability can only be determined through usage ?

just my 2c



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2000 Naples Gold 3.2TL/Navi - Factory Stock but with up-graded tires