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Who sells the most cars and trucks in America?

Discussion in 'Fred's House of Pancakes' started by malorn, Jan 5, 2006.

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  1. Toyota?

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  2. Nissan?

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  3. Ford?

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  4. Chevrolet?

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  5. Dodge?

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  6. Nissan?

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  7. Lexus?

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  8. Honda?

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  9. Mercedes?

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  10. Mazda?

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  11. Suzuki?

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  12. Hyundai?

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  13. Saab?

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  1. malorn

    malorn Senior Member

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    Give me a 'real' example of each where Toyota and co are in better shape when it comes to these issues?
     
  2. malorn

    malorn Senior Member

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    Still looking for those examples showing GM or Ford engaged in something 'diabolical' in which toyota is not.
     
  3. Salsawonder

    Salsawonder New Member

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    China imports alot of junk for Walmart et al to sell here so why shouldn't we be sending them our junk. Turnabout is fair play. It is nice that GM can find some way to keep their heads above water. I have had 2 Fords and can still remeber my mom's crapper Malibu. I will stick to my Toyota, Prius or otherwise.