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mike @ Mar 7th 2008 2:12PM
Shame on you Toyota.
BTW if you going to make a TANK, atleast make sure it looks good.
toyota_man @ Mar 7th 2008 3:00PM
That comment was pointless. You must be a GM fan because Toyota is going to sell many of these high-quality vehicles.
Go Toyota!
sw @ Mar 7th 2008 3:59PM
I hope every manufacturer abolishes these tanks altogether. I know of people who drive in their minivans right along lake huron which where it's not uncommon to get about 10 cm's of snow in an hour and they seem to make it around fine. People in Alaska seem to swear by their subaru's from what I've read and the amount of sales that subaru makes in that area. Going off roading these vehicles are terrible and the de facto leader off road is still a 2 door Jeep. You can name me pretty much any normal situation and I can name a vehicle better than these super sized SUV's
dpb! @ Mar 7th 2008 9:18PM
Why shame on Toyota? They are building a product that people want? Shouldn't it be "shame on consumers?"