Toyota is not American-Oriental Defect

Bleepingbeauty wrote:

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Just like remake of version of Ringu,Ju On
...Nowadays everything original is made in Asia
once Japan was copying USA..and now look what happened....

Not so – Toyota’s designs come from California. Further, very little “invention” comes from the orient.

Love and Happiness wrote:

I think Chevrolet is America's #1 seller..?

Yes.

Chevrolet alone outsells the entire Toyota lineup.

JJFADS wrote:

<quoted text>Yes.
Chevrolet alone outsells the entire Toyota lineup.

That's what I thought. Thank you for following up.

JJFADS wrote:

<quoted text>Yes.
Chevrolet alone outsells the entire Toyota lineup.

Very few individuals buy Chevrolet only rental cars in America

Yes, Chevrolet’s car market is at a 20 year high, transaction prices are through the roof, Toyota lost its fleet sales and rental companies are snatching up 50 thousand dollar Suburban’s, Tahoe’s, Silverado’s, and Avalanches.

Get back under the covers, wake up, and try it again.

JJFADS wrote:

Yes, Chevrolet’s car market is at a 20 year high, transaction prices are through the roof, Toyota lost its fleet sales and rental companies are snatching up 50 thousand dollar Suburban’s, Tahoe’s, Silverado’s, and Avalanches.
Get back under the covers, wake up, and try it again.

I knew they were doing good but that is real good!

JJFADS wrote:

Yes, Chevrolet’s car market is at a 20 year high, transaction prices are through the roof, Toyota lost its fleet sales and rental companies are snatching up 50 thousand dollar Suburban’s, Tahoe’s, Silverado’s, and Avalanches.
Get back under the covers, wake up, and try it again.

....G.M....Will be # 1 again,soon....yada u u eh...

JJFADS wrote:

Yes, Chevrolet’s car market is at a 20 year high, transaction prices are through the roof, Toyota lost its fleet sales and rental companies are snatching up 50 thousand dollar Suburban’s, Tahoe’s, Silverado’s, and Avalanches.
Get back under the covers, wake up, and try it again.

I rent cars quite often and never see huge cars like Suburban and Avalanche.

People who rent want a car that they can easily maneuver, reliable and gets good gas mileage.

The Toyota Camry was voted the most requested rental car.

http://www.businessfleet.com/Blog/Auto-Focus/...

Pamela in red wrote:

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I rent cars quite often and never see huge cars like Suburban and Avalanche.
People who rent want a car that they can easily maneuver, reliable and gets good gas mileage.
The Toyota Camry was voted the most requested rental car.
http://www.businessfleet.com/Blog/Auto-Focus/...

It was sarcasm my dear.

I like Chevy the best.

junk

My husband's Ford pickup was recalled for gas tanks that can fall off. Pretty serious problem.

The Cavalier seems to be a good car, quite popular in Canada. But it won't bring much profit to the company because it's a medium and not a high end car.

Cavalier?

TOYOTA is the best!

Liner's fat hairy momma says so.

Of course it's on topic. If you are going to talk about deficient vehicles, you must include them all.

http://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/08/02/re...

Pamela in red wrote:

Of course it's on topic. If you are going to talk about deficient vehicles, you must include them all.
http://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/08/02/re...

That is the # one auto in the country. Nobody cares about that. We would rather talk about toyota.

Love and Happiness wrote:

<quoted text>That is the # one auto in the country. Nobody cares about that. We would rather talk about toyota.

Ford is not the top automobile in the country.

Actually he is right; the F-150 is the #1 vehicle in the USA. Unless it has shifted within the last few months.