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Lithous @ Jan 6th 2006 9:57AM
And the most vehicles you see in the SF Bay Area are Ford F-150s right? I mean, if you are going to use your small piece of America as an indicator of what the rest of American is doing then it would make sense for YOU to see more F-150s and Chevy Silverados than anything else... Whatever.
Just import fanboys that can't stand to see an American nameplate getting cudos when everyone is supposed to know that only the Japanese nameplates can offer a hybrid, much less an award winning one. "People might think that Ford and possibly GM are not as inept as we've been trying to tell everyone, we have to stop this."
Don't worry though fanboys, there are a ton (mostly?) of Japanese parts in it because Japan took over the battery industry years ago (like most consumer electronics related things) and so you can feel better now about accepting this vehicle.