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nagmashot @ Mar 6th 2008 3:45PM
Mercedes is already in the orbit... EADS
Takeo @ Mar 6th 2008 5:48PM
Uhh nagamshot:
Ever heard of
JAXA?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan_Aerospace_Exploration_Agency
I'm American myself but I find your Euro-ethnocentrism disgusting.
nagmashot @ Mar 7th 2008 1:25AM
who cares what you think?
If there would not be such stupid topics about the great Toyota goes airborn I would not need to replay... Toyota is not the first company that will/had or wants to build aircrafts..
BMW started as airplane engine producer
Saab builds fighter since ever
Mitsubishi made the Zerro one the most famous single seater ever
Mercedes owns 15% of EADS which build Airbus and europen space programs
So what is so special about Toyota to build airplanes? nothing!
8up1977 @ Apr 2nd 2008 11:34AM
Who cares what YOU think prick.
The fact is it is interesting that Toyota is getting into the Aviation game, especially since you see what implementation of TPS has done for Boeing's 737 line.