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Originally Posted by DkknightX
My wife has a 2008 Camry and though she isn't happy with it because it is unexciting, it is a great vehicle. You folks are also not giving Toyota credit for all the damage control they are doing right now. To buy up advertising space during the Superbowl just to reassure Toyota customers they are correcting these problems intensely was a great move. Most companies were paying for million dollar ads to sell product. Toyota was doing it to save face. Props to Toyota Motor Corporation. I never saw a single GM commercial during the Superbowl. Wonder why? Seriously people, you need to give the Toyota Public Relations Department credit for doing a great job handling this. No car company is infallible and last I checked, Toyota wasn't going bankrupt. If the shoe was on the other foot, so to speak, I'm sure we wouldn't be seeing GM put up commercials for damage control.
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Not impressed one bit by it. Such a commercial shouldn't have even existed.
Bottom line: Toyota never did its homework. Toyota ignored history. History repeated itself. Toyota is now the new "Old GM," ignoring customers, ignoring quality, producing boring cars, and thinking that nothing can touch them. GM has, for the most part, learned from their mistakes. Toyota is the next automotive giant to fall flat on its face.