The brands may be headquarted in Japan, but have long been designing and building cars in the USA by Americans for Americans. For example, Toyota has no reason to build the Tundra, an exclusively American market product, in Japan and ship all of them over to the US. They were designed and built in the US. Reply reply SwootyBootyDooooo.
But thing is, Toyota draws professionals from all over the world to come and learn from how their cars are made. I believe, part of my unshaked faith into built in Japan is the workforce. The attitude. The Toyota meme, if you want to. Metaphysically, I believe that human spirit is embedded into inanimate objects, for good or bad.
Is there a significant difference in quality between a Toyota that was assembled in Japan vs one that is assembled in the USA? I am in the market for a used Toyota and am choosing between two Corollas--a 1994 model made in Japan and the other a 1996 made in the USA. Should this be a factor in my decision in which one to choose?
Japan built is better. My old boss used to show off by slamming the doors on old Corollas and yelling "Japan" or "US" based on the sounds it made. He was right 95% of the time. Dude was a Toyota tech for 25+ years.
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The odds are pretty good that any Toyota you pick on the road at random was actually made in America. But are there any differences in how a particular make and model you own turns out if it was.
Is there truth to the thought that those assembled in Japan are better/more reliable than those assembled in North America? All I see on AutoTrader searches for ones that are available when I sort from price low to high are North America.
Is there a significant difference in quality between a Toyota that was assembled in Japan vs one that is assembled in the USA? I am in the market for a used Toyota and am choosing between two Corollas--a 1994 model made in Japan and the other a 1996 made in the USA. Should this be a factor in my decision in which one to choose?
And I have heard from many dealers that Toyota is trying to make more in North America recently in 2023 as the Japanese (and associated shipping times) cannot keep up with incredibly high demand in USA for the hybrids - does this mean they are rushing and cutting corners to amp up production here? Thank you in advance to all perspectives!
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Toyota hasn't made that hybrid engine variant over here, so you'd have to ship a bunch of engines from Japan to the USA, or prepare to build an older engine variant when most of the engine plants here are making the newer Dynamic Force family engines.
The brands may be headquarted in Japan, but have long been designing and building cars in the USA by Americans for Americans. For example, Toyota has no reason to build the Tundra, an exclusively American market product, in Japan and ship all of them over to the US. They were designed and built in the US. Reply reply SwootyBootyDooooo.
I'm planning to get a RAV4 XSE. I have an option to get one that's made in the US and has all the packages I want or I can get one that's made in Japan has the everything I want minus the pano roof and digital mirror. Both features that I love. Is there a difference between the quality between US and Japan?
Is there a significant difference in quality between a Toyota that was assembled in Japan vs one that is assembled in the USA? I am in the market for a used Toyota and am choosing between two Corollas--a 1994 model made in Japan and the other a 1996 made in the USA. Should this be a factor in my decision in which one to choose?
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And I have heard from many dealers that Toyota is trying to make more in North America recently in 2023 as the Japanese (and associated shipping times) cannot keep up with incredibly high demand in USA for the hybrids - does this mean they are rushing and cutting corners to amp up production here? Thank you in advance to all perspectives!
My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
The brands may be headquarted in Japan, but have long been designing and building cars in the USA by Americans for Americans. For example, Toyota has no reason to build the Tundra, an exclusively American market product, in Japan and ship all of them over to the US. They were designed and built in the US. Reply reply SwootyBootyDooooo.
I'm planning to get a RAV4 XSE. I have an option to get one that's made in the US and has all the packages I want or I can get one that's made in Japan has the everything I want minus the pano roof and digital mirror. Both features that I love. Is there a difference between the quality between US and Japan?
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My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
Is there a significant difference in quality between a Toyota that was assembled in Japan vs one that is assembled in the USA? I am in the market for a used Toyota and am choosing between two Corollas--a 1994 model made in Japan and the other a 1996 made in the USA. Should this be a factor in my decision in which one to choose?
Japan built is better. My old boss used to show off by slamming the doors on old Corollas and yelling "Japan" or "US" based on the sounds it made. He was right 95% of the time. Dude was a Toyota tech for 25+ years.
The odds are pretty good that any Toyota you pick on the road at random was actually made in America. But are there any differences in how a particular make and model you own turns out if it was.
Mechanic's Experience With Recent Toyotas Made In Japan Vs. North ...
Is there a significant difference in quality between a Toyota that was assembled in Japan vs one that is assembled in the USA? I am in the market for a used Toyota and am choosing between two Corollas--a 1994 model made in Japan and the other a 1996 made in the USA. Should this be a factor in my decision in which one to choose?
The odds are pretty good that any Toyota you pick on the road at random was actually made in America. But are there any differences in how a particular make and model you own turns out if it was.
And I have heard from many dealers that Toyota is trying to make more in North America recently in 2023 as the Japanese (and associated shipping times) cannot keep up with incredibly high demand in USA for the hybrids - does this mean they are rushing and cutting corners to amp up production here? Thank you in advance to all perspectives!
My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
[Toyota WiLL VS] Spotted In Japan. One Of Only 4000 Made. : R/spotted
The brands may be headquarted in Japan, but have long been designing and building cars in the USA by Americans for Americans. For example, Toyota has no reason to build the Tundra, an exclusively American market product, in Japan and ship all of them over to the US. They were designed and built in the US. Reply reply SwootyBootyDooooo.
Japan built is better. My old boss used to show off by slamming the doors on old Corollas and yelling "Japan" or "US" based on the sounds it made. He was right 95% of the time. Dude was a Toyota tech for 25+ years.
And I have heard from many dealers that Toyota is trying to make more in North America recently in 2023 as the Japanese (and associated shipping times) cannot keep up with incredibly high demand in USA for the hybrids - does this mean they are rushing and cutting corners to amp up production here? Thank you in advance to all perspectives!
My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
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My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
Japan built is better. My old boss used to show off by slamming the doors on old Corollas and yelling "Japan" or "US" based on the sounds it made. He was right 95% of the time. Dude was a Toyota tech for 25+ years.
The odds are pretty good that any Toyota you pick on the road at random was actually made in America. But are there any differences in how a particular make and model you own turns out if it was.
And I have heard from many dealers that Toyota is trying to make more in North America recently in 2023 as the Japanese (and associated shipping times) cannot keep up with incredibly high demand in USA for the hybrids - does this mean they are rushing and cutting corners to amp up production here? Thank you in advance to all perspectives!
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My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
Japan built is better. My old boss used to show off by slamming the doors on old Corollas and yelling "Japan" or "US" based on the sounds it made. He was right 95% of the time. Dude was a Toyota tech for 25+ years.
Is there truth to the thought that those assembled in Japan are better/more reliable than those assembled in North America? All I see on AutoTrader searches for ones that are available when I sort from price low to high are North America.
The brands may be headquarted in Japan, but have long been designing and building cars in the USA by Americans for Americans. For example, Toyota has no reason to build the Tundra, an exclusively American market product, in Japan and ship all of them over to the US. They were designed and built in the US. Reply reply SwootyBootyDooooo.
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Is there truth to the thought that those assembled in Japan are better/more reliable than those assembled in North America? All I see on AutoTrader searches for ones that are available when I sort from price low to high are North America.
Japan built is better. My old boss used to show off by slamming the doors on old Corollas and yelling "Japan" or "US" based on the sounds it made. He was right 95% of the time. Dude was a Toyota tech for 25+ years.
Is there a significant difference in quality between a Toyota that was assembled in Japan vs one that is assembled in the USA? I am in the market for a used Toyota and am choosing between two Corollas--a 1994 model made in Japan and the other a 1996 made in the USA. Should this be a factor in my decision in which one to choose?
My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
Toyota Made In Japan
Is there truth to the thought that those assembled in Japan are better/more reliable than those assembled in North America? All I see on AutoTrader searches for ones that are available when I sort from price low to high are North America.
My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
But thing is, Toyota draws professionals from all over the world to come and learn from how their cars are made. I believe, part of my unshaked faith into built in Japan is the workforce. The attitude. The Toyota meme, if you want to. Metaphysically, I believe that human spirit is embedded into inanimate objects, for good or bad.
Japan built is better. My old boss used to show off by slamming the doors on old Corollas and yelling "Japan" or "US" based on the sounds it made. He was right 95% of the time. Dude was a Toyota tech for 25+ years.
Toyota Made In Japan
My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
The odds are pretty good that any Toyota you pick on the road at random was actually made in America. But are there any differences in how a particular make and model you own turns out if it was.
The brands may be headquarted in Japan, but have long been designing and building cars in the USA by Americans for Americans. For example, Toyota has no reason to build the Tundra, an exclusively American market product, in Japan and ship all of them over to the US. They were designed and built in the US. Reply reply SwootyBootyDooooo.
And I have heard from many dealers that Toyota is trying to make more in North America recently in 2023 as the Japanese (and associated shipping times) cannot keep up with incredibly high demand in USA for the hybrids - does this mean they are rushing and cutting corners to amp up production here? Thank you in advance to all perspectives!
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I'm planning to get a RAV4 XSE. I have an option to get one that's made in the US and has all the packages I want or I can get one that's made in Japan has the everything I want minus the pano roof and digital mirror. Both features that I love. Is there a difference between the quality between US and Japan?
And I have heard from many dealers that Toyota is trying to make more in North America recently in 2023 as the Japanese (and associated shipping times) cannot keep up with incredibly high demand in USA for the hybrids - does this mean they are rushing and cutting corners to amp up production here? Thank you in advance to all perspectives!
My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
Toyota hasn't made that hybrid engine variant over here, so you'd have to ship a bunch of engines from Japan to the USA, or prepare to build an older engine variant when most of the engine plants here are making the newer Dynamic Force family engines.
Mechanic's Experience With Recent Toyotas Made In Japan Vs. North ...
Is there a significant difference in quality between a Toyota that was assembled in Japan vs one that is assembled in the USA? I am in the market for a used Toyota and am choosing between two Corollas--a 1994 model made in Japan and the other a 1996 made in the USA. Should this be a factor in my decision in which one to choose?
I'm planning to get a RAV4 XSE. I have an option to get one that's made in the US and has all the packages I want or I can get one that's made in Japan has the everything I want minus the pano roof and digital mirror. Both features that I love. Is there a difference between the quality between US and Japan?
But thing is, Toyota draws professionals from all over the world to come and learn from how their cars are made. I believe, part of my unshaked faith into built in Japan is the workforce. The attitude. The Toyota meme, if you want to. Metaphysically, I believe that human spirit is embedded into inanimate objects, for good or bad.
My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
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And I have heard from many dealers that Toyota is trying to make more in North America recently in 2023 as the Japanese (and associated shipping times) cannot keep up with incredibly high demand in USA for the hybrids - does this mean they are rushing and cutting corners to amp up production here? Thank you in advance to all perspectives!
Japan built is better. My old boss used to show off by slamming the doors on old Corollas and yelling "Japan" or "US" based on the sounds it made. He was right 95% of the time. Dude was a Toyota tech for 25+ years.
The brands may be headquarted in Japan, but have long been designing and building cars in the USA by Americans for Americans. For example, Toyota has no reason to build the Tundra, an exclusively American market product, in Japan and ship all of them over to the US. They were designed and built in the US. Reply reply SwootyBootyDooooo.
Is there truth to the thought that those assembled in Japan are better/more reliable than those assembled in North America? All I see on AutoTrader searches for ones that are available when I sort from price low to high are North America.
Mechanic's Experience With Recent Toyotas Made In Japan Vs. North ...
Is there a significant difference in quality between a Toyota that was assembled in Japan vs one that is assembled in the USA? I am in the market for a used Toyota and am choosing between two Corollas--a 1994 model made in Japan and the other a 1996 made in the USA. Should this be a factor in my decision in which one to choose?
The odds are pretty good that any Toyota you pick on the road at random was actually made in America. But are there any differences in how a particular make and model you own turns out if it was.
My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
Is there truth to the thought that those assembled in Japan are better/more reliable than those assembled in North America? All I see on AutoTrader searches for ones that are available when I sort from price low to high are North America.
My Japanese made ones, albeit back in mid 1980s, had zero squeaks for the 18 years I had them. But regarding the other components other than fit and finish such as the engines, transmission, suspension, steering, exhaust, battery, etc have been extremely reliable and the those parts are Made in Canada as Toyotas Made in USA have parts Made in USA.
The brands may be headquarted in Japan, but have long been designing and building cars in the USA by Americans for Americans. For example, Toyota has no reason to build the Tundra, an exclusively American market product, in Japan and ship all of them over to the US. They were designed and built in the US. Reply reply SwootyBootyDooooo.
Is there truth to the thought that those assembled in Japan are better/more reliable than those assembled in North America? All I see on AutoTrader searches for ones that are available when I sort from price low to high are North America.
And I have heard from many dealers that Toyota is trying to make more in North America recently in 2023 as the Japanese (and associated shipping times) cannot keep up with incredibly high demand in USA for the hybrids - does this mean they are rushing and cutting corners to amp up production here? Thank you in advance to all perspectives!
The odds are pretty good that any Toyota you pick on the road at random was actually made in America. But are there any differences in how a particular make and model you own turns out if it was.
I'm planning to get a RAV4 XSE. I have an option to get one that's made in the US and has all the packages I want or I can get one that's made in Japan has the everything I want minus the pano roof and digital mirror. Both features that I love. Is there a difference between the quality between US and Japan?
Is there a significant difference in quality between a Toyota that was assembled in Japan vs one that is assembled in the USA? I am in the market for a used Toyota and am choosing between two Corollas--a 1994 model made in Japan and the other a 1996 made in the USA. Should this be a factor in my decision in which one to choose?
Toyota hasn't made that hybrid engine variant over here, so you'd have to ship a bunch of engines from Japan to the USA, or prepare to build an older engine variant when most of the engine plants here are making the newer Dynamic Force family engines.
Japan built is better. My old boss used to show off by slamming the doors on old Corollas and yelling "Japan" or "US" based on the sounds it made. He was right 95% of the time. Dude was a Toyota tech for 25+ years.
But thing is, Toyota draws professionals from all over the world to come and learn from how their cars are made. I believe, part of my unshaked faith into built in Japan is the workforce. The attitude. The Toyota meme, if you want to. Metaphysically, I believe that human spirit is embedded into inanimate objects, for good or bad.
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