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Tomo says..."New" Car company in Japan
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Tomo says..."New" Car company in Japan
A new car company is coming to Japan, but Japanese consumers are already quite
familiar with its products. After years of speculation, Toyota is finally
bringing their Lexus brand of luxury automobiles to the domestic market, opening
a nationwide network of dealerships here in an attempt at stealing some of the
thunder from BMW and Mercedes-Benz. The funny thing is, the cars sold under the
Lexus moniker have always been available in Japan, with names like Windom
(ES330, advertised on television with the words "Are you Windom?"), Soarer
(SC430, which used "Soarer for mind cruising" as its slogan) and Harrier (RX300,
"Stylish, but formal"). A lot of people are wondering if Toyota can build a
successful brand identity for Lexus here, when the newly introduced vehicles
will mainly be spruced up versions of already available cars, but with fatter
price tags. Unlike much of the world, where the name Toyota originally meant
small, fuel efficient cars, Japanese have never had a problem buying a large
range of vehicles under the name Toyota.
familiar with its products. After years of speculation, Toyota is finally
bringing their Lexus brand of luxury automobiles to the domestic market, opening
a nationwide network of dealerships here in an attempt at stealing some of the
thunder from BMW and Mercedes-Benz. The funny thing is, the cars sold under the
Lexus moniker have always been available in Japan, with names like Windom
(ES330, advertised on television with the words "Are you Windom?"), Soarer
(SC430, which used "Soarer for mind cruising" as its slogan) and Harrier (RX300,
"Stylish, but formal"). A lot of people are wondering if Toyota can build a
successful brand identity for Lexus here, when the newly introduced vehicles
will mainly be spruced up versions of already available cars, but with fatter
price tags. Unlike much of the world, where the name Toyota originally meant
small, fuel efficient cars, Japanese have never had a problem buying a large
range of vehicles under the name Toyota.
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Don't worry, I sell Toyota's and I know if they are doing something like that, they have done way too much research and have concluded it will work out VERY well. When Toyota decides to move forward on a decision, it will be very profitable for them, they never make huge mistakes. That company makes way too much money and has way too many good decisions.
For christ sake they didn't have employee pricing and LOWERED there incentives and we still sold a ton of cars.
In 2003 Toyota profited $40,000,000.00 (thats 40 million) selling carpet floor mats world-wide. Think abouty how much money they profit on cars.
For christ sake they didn't have employee pricing and LOWERED there incentives and we still sold a ton of cars.
In 2003 Toyota profited $40,000,000.00 (thats 40 million) selling carpet floor mats world-wide. Think abouty how much money they profit on cars.
My car is cleaner than your ass.
mr.green wrote:Don't worry, I sell Toyota's and I know if they are doing something like that, they have done way too much research and have concluded it will work out VERY well. When Toyota decides to move forward on a decision, it will be very profitable for them, they never make huge mistakes. That company makes way too much money and has way too many good decisions.
For christ sake they didn't have employee pricing and LOWERED there incentives and we still sold a ton of cars.
In 2003 Toyota profited $40,000,000.00 (thats 40 million) selling carpet floor mats world-wide. Think abouty how much money they profit on cars.
their first mistake is not offering a decent sports car
Just call me Dr. Vice.
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