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I honestly don't see anything wrong with Toyota sponsoring the test or choosing the participants. There is nothing wrong with a manufacturer commissioning and paying for tests to prove the efficiency of their product nor is it "dirty" to choose the participants it thinks are its closest rivals. My questions: Are the participants in the test not worthy rivals of Toyota's forklift? And, is the methodology for this test questionable? Only these two points beg discussion.
  • Posted 19 Dec 2005 09:49
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  • By Chrissa
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