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Whooopeee!!!!!
wrote in message ... On 17 Nov 2008 15:08:02 -0600, Dave wrote: On Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:12:45 -0500, said: Total, unmitigated baloney. If costs are the problem, why are Chevys so much cheaper to buy than Toyotas? Are they selling them for less than they cost to make? I suspect so in many cases. Thanks to the enviros, they are required to sell a bunch of cars the people don't want to buy in order to be able to sell enough of the larger cars that people do want. To get people to buy they have to drop the price on the ones no one wants to buy in order to get them sold. More baloney. Toyota is obviously making cars that people want, and they have to meet all the same standards as Chevy and everybody else. Toyota is selling more cars, despite charging substantially more for similarly sized and equipped models. Please explain how that is possible. They may be paying their labor less money, but they sure aren't competing on price, so labor costs are obviously not a factor. Toyota is only selling more because people haven't discovered Kia, the minivan of choice with its excellent crash rating. Nothing can stop the Kia except slightly icy roads! |