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In article ,
"Dan Luke" wrote:

Japanese cars led the revolution in automobile quality; Honda and Toyota are
still the quality standard of the world.

given the design standard of the Element and Scion, I guess Honda and Toyota
must be putting their efforts into quality. :-/

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Bob Noel
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("Bob Noel" wrote)
given the design standard of the Element and Scion, I guess Honda and
Toyota must be putting their efforts into quality. :-/


Two brothers own Elements. Sister owns a Scion.

I want to get Mom out of her '91 Toyota Camry and into something higher - so
Dad can get in and out easier. RAV-4? Element? So far she's not budging, she
LOVES her Camry - 145K.

My gal has the 2000 Accord ...Special Edition - 62K. So far so good.

She calls my minivan "The Truck" ...make me feel more masculine. g
"Should we take the Honda to the movie or your Truck?"


Montblack
'94 Dodge Grand Caravan - 132K
The Airplane of Minivans

I drove a Scion for loaner vehicle when I had some schedule maintenance
done. What a mess. I cannot remember the models but one looked like a
station wagon and the other like a sport's car. I hope I do not offend
anyone, but I would not buy one of them. And to place the instrument
panel in the middle instead of in front of the driver?????

Bob Noel wrote:

In article ,
"Dan Luke" wrote:


Japanese cars led the revolution in automobile quality; Honda and Toyota are
still the quality standard of the world.


given the design standard of the Element and Scion, I guess Honda and Toyota
must be putting their efforts into quality. :-/

"Bob Noel" wrote:

"Dan Luke" wrote:

Japanese cars led the revolution in automobile quality; Honda and Toyota
are
still the quality standard of the world.

given the design standard of the Element and Scion, I guess Honda and
Toyota
must be putting their efforts into quality. :-/

Hard to see what they were aiming for besides ugly.