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I'll be sure to do that as I am careening out of control with a wide-open drive-by-wire accelerator, unable to shift into neutral with my electronically controlled transmission, unable to turn off the engine with the push button on the dashboard, and unable to stop with the electronic brakes.
Nowhere in that article does it state anything concerning a recall on the Toyota Prius. Do you know something we don't or did you misrepresent the article in your thread title?
We have a Toyota Sienna and I wouldn't say that it was trouble-free. My wife seems to think that the quality of Toyota vehicles has just gone down, but you can't argue with a record that says that these vehicles are known for reliability and quality. Decades this has gone on. It will take decades for this reputation to be undone too.
But what the hell is the excuse of the American car makers? This is their home market for God's sake! Why haven't they invested the money, time, engineering, and know-how to make cars that far exceed the reliability and quality of foreign cars? They're sitting back on their arses, while german and japanese auto makers have been dominating the market.
Problems with Toyota vehicles seems to be the exception, whereas the problems that plague American cars are the rule.
Verdict? Toyota gets the benefit of the doubt for now.
We have a Toyota Sienna and I wouldn't say that it was trouble-free. My wife seems to think that the quality of Toyota vehicles has just gone down, but you can't argue with a record that says that these vehicles are known for reliability and quality. Decades this has gone on. It will take decades for this reputation to be undone too.
But what the hell is the excuse of the American car makers? This is their home market for God's sake! Why haven't they invested the money, time, engineering, and know-how to make cars that far exceed the reliability and quality of foreign cars? They're sitting back on their arses, while german and japanese auto makers have been dominating the market.
Problems with Toyota vehicles seems to be the exception, whereas the problems that plague American cars are the rule.
Verdict? Toyota gets the benefit of the doubt for now.
All of a sudden Toyota is a foreign car company? When we debate American vs. foreign cars, some of the owners of Toyotas and other foreign makes swear up and down that their car is American because it is made in America. Strange how convenient it is to change this story to fit your current agenda.
It is much easier to tear down a reputation that it is to establish one. Everyone knows that.
All of a sudden Toyota is a foreign car company? When we debate American vs. foreign cars, some of the owners of Toyotas and other foreign makes swear up and down that their car is American because it is made in America. Strange how convenient it is to change this story to fit your current agenda.
It is much easier to tear down a reputation that it is to establish one. Everyone knows that.
Man, you got nothing better to do than start arguments online? Bottom line is the faulty Toyota gas pedal was made in America by an American company. No friggin Denso pedals are at issue. How thick are u?
Man, you got nothing better to do than start arguments online? Bottom line is the faulty Toyota gas pedal was made in America by an American company. No friggin Denso pedals are at issue. How thick are u?
I agree 100% with you. I wish I could give you more rep!! Thank you!
Man, you got nothing better to do than start arguments online? Bottom line is the faulty Toyota gas pedal was made in America by an American company. No friggin Denso pedals are at issue. How thick are u?
Well, you just called me a name so it's obviously you who wants to start fights.
I agree 100% with you. I wish I could give you more rep!! Thank you!
Two peas in a pod. You failed to read the post I was replying to.
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