Toyota beats Chevy..........
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jltrent
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Facts are facts. I am not sure it is good for this to happen. Read some articles that say Chevy may regain shortly.
Toyota dethrones GM as U.S. sales leader after nearly a century on top
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp outsold General Motors Co in the United States in 2021, marking the first time the Detroit automaker has not led U.S. auto sales for a full year since 1931. Toyota sold 2.332 million vehicles in the United States in 2021, compared with...
Toyota builds a lot of cars here in non union shops so I'm not knocking them.
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I always said if Toyota made a diesel I'd buy it !
mwj
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Chip supply was the main reason. It is hard to sell from an empty lot.
Caustic Burno
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Where I live people mainly drive trucks the only less than Toyota is Nissan.
The do own the high top tennis shoe car market and KIA.
I don't know how many Ford sedan models there are today, you don't see any just F-150's.
The do own the high top tennis shoe car market and KIA.
I don't know how many Ford sedan models there are today, you don't see any just F-150's.
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jltrent
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I had one a few years ago and you could put a ton on and barely squat it. I think the ride is better on the newer ones, but the one I had rode like a log wagon. Also the cab was small as I barely fit with the seat all the way back.
In my particular case I'm looking at having to change jobs after Sept this year and will end up with an hour commute so I'm going to put a crap load of miles on it but still need to do farm stuff.
I don't think the trend of gm decline in number of units sold will change any time soon. With their commitment to go all electric vehicles by 2035 . I think all their research will be in electric and the few gas and diesel vehicles they produce will not be changed much.
So the 2030 models will look much like if not identical to the models being produced today . I don't think the demand for electric vehicles will be to the point that they can maintain current sales volume especially in the truck market and in less populated areas .
So the 2030 models will look much like if not identical to the models being produced today . I don't think the demand for electric vehicles will be to the point that they can maintain current sales volume especially in the truck market and in less populated areas .
HDRider
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They do, but you can't get it in the US
I have my bases covered. I have a Toyota and a Chevy
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And where is all the lithium and other rare earth metals going to come from to make the EV.
China?
Manufacturers should have learned their lesson from the vehicle chip mess but I don't think so .
Don't think much will be available domestically so where is this huge demand going to come from?
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China?
Manufacturers should have learned their lesson from the vehicle chip mess but I don't think so .
Don't think much will be available domestically so where is this huge demand going to come from?
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Shoestring
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Got rid of my POS Tundra, back to Chevy. Should have listened to the ....
Nesikep
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Toyota makes diesels, they just don't sell them in north america anymore
We have a few old diesel land cruisers
