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Toyota is the top brand among Hispanic buyers in the U.S., according to vehicle registration data gathered by R.L. Polk and Associates. The automaker says it has held that title since 2004.
Seems like they are doing something right. With that said, nothing is stopping white people, if they choose and feel 'neglected', to put a sticker on their cars saying "White Pride". Also, it is possible to be Hispanic and white.
Ummm...It's called marketing. Try looking it up. A company will focus on a specific group and try to sell them things. Then, maybe at another time, or elsehwere they'll do it again with another demographic.
Then repeat.
(shakes head)
I am aware of all this -- none of it is relevant to this thread, and I think you know that.
And, reading most of the responses in this thread has me digging around for my Idiocracy DVD...
You realize that you are talking about a Japanese company right?
That company decided to expand to the english speaking market sometime back.
Why are they in the wrong for now deciding to expand to the spanish speaking market?
Keep in mind that they are not a company that was founded in a country thats native tongue is english.
What exactly is your argument here? Any how is it logical?
I wouldn't have before and I sure as heck won't now.
Somehow they have managed to survive without you and become the largest producer of automobiles in the world while bringing in billions of dollars in revenue.
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