Originally posted by: Aimster
made in usa
Originally posted by: soccerballtux
I'm ok with a few aesthetic flaws if the engine still runs like a Toyota. Take care of one and it'll go forever.
Originally posted by: ElFenix
considering neither the accord nor camry were no where to be found in JD power's latest dependability survey, i think the japanese (well, really just honda and toyota, cuz mitsu has always sucked, and nissan ain't that great) have developed a pretty good size beloved patriot in the armor.
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: ElFenix
considering neither the accord nor camry were no where to be found in JD power's latest dependability survey, i think the japanese (well, really just honda and toyota, cuz mitsu has always sucked, and nissan ain't that great) have developed a pretty good size beloved patriot in the armor.
Their quality has been quite amazing as far as I'm concerned. Take it back or ph33r my baseball bat.
Originally posted by: RossMAN
I was actually surprised that our 02 Honda Accord SE was built in Japan and not Georgetown, KY.
considering neither the accord nor camry were no where to be found in JD power's latest dependability survey, i think the japanese (well, really just honda and toyota, cuz mitsu has always sucked, and nissan ain't that great) have developed a pretty good size beloved patriot in the armor.
made in usa
it used to be honda and toyota's were made in japan and shipped over here...nowadays, many hondas are made in canada as well as the US. not sure about toyota, but sure as hell not made in japan
Originally posted by: morkus64
Originally posted by: soccerballtux
I'm ok with a few aesthetic flaws if the engine still runs like a Toyota. Take care of one and it'll go forever.
My corolla's a bit over 200,000... here's hoping i can get another 200,000 before my transmission just falls out, performs a lovely monologue, and dies.
Originally posted by: DukeN
Happened to all the high end Japanese vehicles once production came to North America.
Eg my 2000 Maxima's interior seems much nicer and way less "plasticky" than the 2004 and up Maximas (which are made in the US).
Originally posted by: mwmorph
Did they review a beat up press model, a flawed preproduction model or buy a production Camry to test?
Originally posted by: DukeN
Happened to all the high end Japanese vehicles once production came to North America.
Eg my 2000 Maxima's interior seems much nicer and way less "plasticky" than the 2004 and up Maximas (which are made in the US).
Originally posted by: Aimster
made in usa
Originally posted by: Squisher
Originally posted by: Aimster
made in usa
Do you know this for a fact or are you just talking out of your ass?
I thought some Camry's were built in Japan and some in the US.
The problem is that people are demanding things like airbags, ABS, traction control, variable valve timing, etc. There is more computer power in today's Camry than there was in the Apollo moon rocket. Despite the cost of pomputing power making a rapid decline, it still costs money and in order to keep the selling price of the car reasonable, the extra cost has to come out of somewhere.Originally posted by: clickynext
You know, I actually noticed that because I was in a toyota showroom the other day sitting in the new Camry, and the plastic and fit felt a little cheap. Not bad, but when the car costs that much, I've come to expect a bit more...
Originally posted by: Sukhoi
Originally posted by: RossMAN
I was actually surprised that our 02 Honda Accord SE was built in Japan and not Georgetown, KY.
That would be because it's a Toyota plant in Georgetown.