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Old 08-28-2008, 01:47 PM   #14
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Re: Honda not floundering in sales.

Originally Posted by dmclone View Post
I've been saying it for a long time. They are miles ahead of everyone IMO with their product mix. Toyota is becoming more and more like the Big 3. Honda has about 10 vehicles and nearly all of them are near or at the top of their game. They are also great a niche vehicles. Vehicles like the Ridgeline bring in a whole different type of buyer into the pickup market. They know that the Big 3 make some great trucks so they tried something different. I'm not as impressed with their Acura division which is kind of lame at the moment.

Thats exactly how I feel about Toyota. I have loved Toyotas as well, but now they have that American car company approach. Put out as many models as you can with all the bells and whistles.
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