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I don't think anyone can touch Honda. They have motorized machines other than cars and those are all reliable and sell very well (my Honda lawn mower is faster than yours). They are an entity of their own.

 

In Vancouver, BC this past weekend, I saw a Honda dealership that sold both cars and bikes. Very cool

 

Chrysler just needs to die. Other car companies need start learning basic bussiness, bad compaines go bankrupt, dont help them, thats called competition

 

Odd comment considering Renualt bailed Nissan's bankrupting **** out.

 

vw and fiat have all the cool toys!!

 

Some places sell lawn mowers too.

 

thats a pretty ignorant comment considering the automotive industry is a huge chunck of the US economy. did you notice how the economy kinda went down hill when the big 3 started struggling? if any one of the big US auto makers goes belly up, its gonna have a devastating effect on the economy in general. so its in every resident's of the US of A that all of the big 3 are doing well.

 

I really don't think that this effects Nissan USA to much. Korea for example has the Samsung SM3(sentra) SM5(altima) SM7(maxima). Also the 300 series chrysler is extremely popular over there. when i was leaving i was able to sell a full loaded v6 model for $40,000+ and Japan is nearly the same. I can't speak to much about Japan because I didn't spend as much time there as I did in Korea. However my forecast for this situation is that this will greatly benefit Korea, Japan and parts of Europe due to the ever increasing popularity of our vehicles in those three countries. So now instead of having to import them, they will simply be rebadged and minor changes made to further suit each of the three cultures.