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|    Ed White to All    |
|    Geez Why Can't Toyota Just Quit With The    |
|    13 Oct 08 21:36:37    |
      XPost: alt.autos.toyota       From: cewhite3@mindspring.com              OK, I can't take it. I am watching the Monday Night Football Game. At least       three times there has been a Tundra commercial where some geeky looking guy       says he watches a lot of football and has heard lots of commercials where       competitors says various characteristics (power, towing, etc.) of their       trucks are the same as the Tundra. And of course, the "Guy" says this       convinced him to buy the Tundra.Well, this is just a plain lie. There are       some commercial where trucks from the other manufacturers claim they get       BETTER fuel economy than the Tundra, or that they can tow MORE than the       Tundra, or that they can carry MORE than the Tundra, or that they have MORE       horsepower than the Tundra. I have never heard any commercial where the       other truck manufacturers claim their trucks are only as good as the Tundra.       No company (well except apparently Toyota) would ever claim there products       were only just as good as the competition. First those ridiculous faked       stunts, then the tough truck BS, now out right lies....geez I know the       Tundra is a huge turkey and Toyota is desperate to move them off the lots,       but enough already. Toyota should just build mini-vans in the unused Tundra       plant and move on. Scrap the disaster and start building the old model       again.              Ed              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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