You know what I hate?
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I hate all the videos on youtube showing other trucks like Silverado and Chevy out-pulling Ford. But most of all, I hate when Toyota out-pulls Ford. Its obvious that Ford is going to loose if the pull is taking place at a Silverado, Chevy or Toyota Dealership. I say we get as many videos of Fords out-pulling, and being all around better, than every other truck, and post them all over youtube.
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I hate all the videos on youtube showing other trucks like Silverado and Chevy out-pulling Ford. But most of all, I hate when Toyota out-pulls Ford. Its obvious that Ford is going to loose if the pull is taking place at a Silverado, Chevy or Toyota Dealership. I say we get as many videos of Fords out-pulling, and being all around better, than every other truck, and post them all over youtube.
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I don't mind Toyota for the simple fact that they have a plant in my original hometown and have absolutely boomed that town since I last lived there. I will never own anything but a ford pick-up but I could forsee buying my wife a camery one of these days(hopefully a few 5-6 years before I get married).
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Whether you want to believe it or not Toyota is actually a GREAT place to work. I know the plant here during this recession has refused to lay people off. I mean obviously some were but not nearly as many as they could have. Toyota is notorious for keeping their employees long term. Instead of laying people off they've re-geared the line to produce something new here. I for one like Toyota's management program. Once I get my BA in Business Administration, and I haven't decided if I want to go after a MBA or not, Toyota is definately on top of the chain on focused to apply for a job. Mainly it's local and would only travel 35 minutes to work. Not bad, plus like I said Toyota is a great place to work. On top of that, they've donated a lot to the city. They invested like over a 100k to the Gibson County fairgrounds for new bleachers, and random other things. As for their vehicles I've never rode in, drove, or owned a Toyota. It doesn't look god for the Toyota name when they are having vehicles in mass amounts on different models. But the Toyota name stills brings the term reliable to mind for me. Toyota has always been good to their customers. They've done a lot for the city of Princeton.
So I for one love the Toyota company for the way they run business. But like I said earlier I can forsee my future wife driving a camry as they are/were reliable vehicles.
So I for one love the Toyota company for the way they run business. But like I said earlier I can forsee my future wife driving a camry as they are/were reliable vehicles.