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JoeEgo @ Jan 11th 2007 12:37PM
That is one thing I've wondered about:
Toyota and Honda are selling 2 models to Ford & Chevy's 3.
Corola, Camry
Civic, Accord
vs.
Focus, Fusion, 500
Cobalt, Malibu, Impala
I'm sure each company has justifications, but this has lead to several things:
*late model Corolas and Civics are noticeably bigger.
*Honda and Toyota have a little more room in their ranges for the Fit and Yaris.
*Ford and GM are probably spreading their R&D dollars a little thinner on a per model basis.