I think Holden had their hand on it when claiming a commy was like a BMW, but it’s more of a realistic claim than Toyota saying the Aurion has technology derived from F1.

IT’S NOT EVEN RWD!!!

Cant wait to see the 2009 Panasonic Toyota F1 car axle tramping and torque steering off the grid….

Im pretty sure they do……

Anyway, i believe these clowns have taken a flogging once again so i am signing of this topic (and site) for a few days as i am taking my family camping for some peaceful R&R and a chance to soak up the beautiful Queesnland sun in Autumn.

cheers to all.

1. F1 (Turkish Grand Prix)

2. NASCAR – Sprint, Nationwide and Craftsman Truck Series

3. Rd2 of the Australian Rally Championships (Rally Of Canberra)

That totals 5 different events on 3 different continents.

Cheers

Toyota critics – check out the latest sales figures. The greatest judge of all – The Market – has voted once again !!

If the single reported problem with the TRD Aurion has raised doubts about the car, then that explains why Holden and Ford are pathetic performers in todays market because all of those faulty cars in the past has finally concluded doubt within the market …. he, he, he !!

Oh yeah – Toyota is winning in Motorsport alright (check out my details above and wimper) and people like you hate it with a passion because is proves how wrong, uneducated and mis-informed critics like you are.

Better still … you haven’t produced a referance to those ’so called’ TRD Aurion photos on the internet so i guess i prove the point that you are indeed – A LIAR !!

LIAR, LIAR, PANTS ON FIRE … ha, ha, ha !!

For example you may have a ISF Lexus with a intercooled supercharged [or twin turbo] v8 producing 800Kw; AWD [or RWD?]; Tiptronic or Sequential Gearbox; Brembo Brakes with 6 pot calipers; air suspension etc….The works.

Yet if you don’t WIN or finish on the Podium [at least] no one really gives a shit about how good the engineering in your car was!

Yet that doesn’t alter the fact that a Recall or whatever you/Toyota choose to call it can and does have an negative impact on current or future sales – because depending upon the severity of the problem it can raise doubts in peoples minds as to the safety reliability and build quality of a particular make or model..

And as the engine is a relatively important component to a car any problems a manufacturer experiences with their engines can make people think twice

The other thing that can affect sales is mis-information I mean when the VL was around people said stay away from the VLs they do their heads… when in actual fact more Nissan Skyline owners had trouble with their heads. I had a VL did approx to 250-300000Kms – No Problem

Finally a Toyota fan admitted that Toyotas aren’t PERFECT… that they do have reliability problems and do have RECALLS – that must have been hard for you to do TP.

Aah we actually went off topic approx 280 comments ago.

This story isn’t actually about Toyota Its about Aussie Racers

Toyota can’t enter a [factory backed] car into the Aussie Racers series because they dont actually build the car they don’t even build the engines – Yamaha do.. in actual fact Dingo it’s alot like NASCAR [only smaller] where the only thing that resembles a production car is the carbon fibre body or shell

So if a car like the one in the image above makes it into the Aussie Racers and wins a few races it wont be a Toyota victory it will be a Yamaha victory just as it would if the cars with the Falcon Commodore or FJ bodies won

Think about it