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Would you buy a Toyota?
With Toyota preparing a global recall of its new Prius and rolling out a fix to eight other models with a brake problem, the world’s largest automaker has its work cut out to regain the confidence of consumers.
The company has already reported a 16 percent sales drop for January, allowing Ford and GM to surge past it in the U.S. market. And the news has only got worse for Toyota this month.
So we’re curious: who would buy a Toyota right now? Take our polls and leave us a comment. If you’re sticking with the brand, tell us why.
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The toyota dropped from consumers digest best buy.. current recall and unknown fix.. along with what and when toyota really knew and if in fact put profits ahead of safety. TOYOTA. NO LONGER 4 OF THE TOP 10 BEST SELLING AMERICAN MADE CARS..AS A MATTER OF FACT THEY ARE AT THE BOTTOM WHERE THEY BELONG WITH THEIR DECEPTIVE LIES
AND INCOMPETENT AND UNCARING CUSTOMER LACK OF ATTENTION.
I WILL NEVER BUY A TOYOTA.. AGAIN….
American propaganda and xenophobia over Toyota, to help out Government Motors
http://www.anbmsource.com/node/40
Yes I would ceratainlly buy a Toyota now. Just because the Prius has had a problem in the past, doesn’t mean all Toyota’s are bad… and Toyota took responsibility to correct the issue. I live in NJ and the NJ Toyota are the most helpful when it comes to answering and questions.. so YES I would buy Toyota and always have.