Just a little fatherly advice. If you see a Toyota in your mirror, put your egos in your pocket and encourage the person to pass you. You don't WANT that vehicle behind you!

 

nice one

 

Toyota.........moving forward......... whether you want it to or not!

 

Ford, Honda, Hyundai and every other car maker that is not GM (aka Government Motors) better watch out. The Obama and his minions will be using their regulatory authority to hurt car companies competing with GM. I mean how dare they sell cars and trucks when Uncle Sam is also in the game of selling cars and trucks.

 

Went by the local Ford dealership this morning on the way to get breakfast and they had a sign out that said "Our Pedals Don't Stick". Thought it was at least a little funny. Toyota will get past the current issues, they are good competition.

 

Ha, Ha ha, I know exactly where that picture came from, I have been there.

 

That is pretty funny!

Your also very accurate, every manufacturer goes through a rough spot once in awhile.

 

YouTube - The New Toyota Lawn Mower!

 

Toyota will get past the current issues, but their false image of "superior quality" will be tarnished for years to come.

I think those people that went straight to the Toyota dealer in the past will be giving other manufacturers a look now, and rightfully so.

 

Hmmmm,

Interesting logic.

Welcome to 1980 and the American Automakers......

 

turn about is fair play...

i beleive the other poster is dead on accurate.. even some of the hardcore import buyers at my work, are now saying Toyota's reign as top quality king is no longer true.

hell i even have one Honda/Mazda lover looking at the Ford sporttrac adrenaline. as a next vehicle...

 

Good post.

It's about time "somebody" and I say that openly because it could have been General or Dodge that good have grabbed the ball and ran with it, but luck would have it, it was Ford.

I say good on 'em!

 

You and I know both know luck had nothing to do with it.

 

HAHAHA! NICE.

 

I'd be interested to see the comparison between the American Auto Workers salaries and Toyota's auto worker's salaries, to see how much more our Domestic companies invest in the products they produce than Japanese companies have to invest. I have a feeling it's pretty substantial.