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Originally Posted by KNS
And that is sad. Why has Toyota elected to turn its back on fun/sporty cars. Were Celicas and MR2s that big of a disappointment for the company?
I was reading something about the Toyota Avalon a while back. Every time the Avalon is updated it stated that the dealers can bet on a new wave of senior citizens flocking to the dealers to purchase - funny but true. If Toyota isn't careful they'll slowly morph into Buick.
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Toyota seems content building solid reliable cars that go lots of miles with minimal maintenance. There are lots of folks that are happy with that. Older folks like me are not into wrenching. Toyota I think will be around a long time. Mazdas are more fun but not quite the dependability of Toyotas.