I could explain why I used those examples, but I won't get started.Holy Crap wrote:While agree that a lot of really messed up stuff comes out of Japan, I don't see what's wrong with any of Xenon's example's.
As are several other Japanese car companies, but to my opinion Toyota is fundamentally the shittiest car manufacturer.Hunchman801 wrote:Toyotas are amongst the safest cars thoughXenon wrote:I don't really like Japan. They're responsible for Manga art, Toyota and Nintendo.
Personally, I wouldn't choose to buy a car because it's powered by electricity. I would base my decision on other factors, namely looks, reliability, value, economy and power.What is an awesome car if not a technologically perfect one then?
Which of these does Toyota fail at?Xenon wrote:looks, reliability, value, economy and power.
I admit the word perfect is too strong here, but I meant something like, "uses the modern technologies optimally" which does include all the factors you listed except the 'looks', as that is subjective.Xenon wrote:Also what is 'technologically perfect'?
I'm sure they do, but by no means does that make their cars awesome, in my opinion.Hunchman801 wrote:I'm not even talking about electric cars, it's just that Toyota make very reliable cars in general.
Well looks, and arguably value.Which of these does Toyota fail at?
Most manufacturers do though; this is the 21st century. That doesn't make them all spectacular.I admit the word perfect is too strong here, but I meant something like, "uses the modern technologies optimally" which does include all the factors you listed except the 'looks', as that is subjective.
Pff, it's basically like an ugly Mazda MX5.
Sorry, Hunch, but that car looks like shit imo.Hunchman801 wrote:
It's different from what we're used to but I definitely like it. Innovation ffsTobbe wrote:Sorry, Hunch, but that car looks like shit imo.
