Piece of shit car that should be illigal to own in America. They are going to put all of the American car companys out of business because they sell a very cheap, fuel efficient car that breaks down all of the time and is almost impossible to fix yourself and extremely impossible to find a certified mechanic to work on them.
by Chad Chad Chad February 28, 2007
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by cordy23 April 12, 2006
A Japanese automobile manufacturer which produces reliable, high-quality, fuel-efficient, but boring cars. In concert with Honda, it helped to bring about the long decline in the fortunes of the Big 3 Detroit manufacturers, due to it's superior quality and reliability. However, now that the Big 3 manufacturers have largely caught up in terms of reliability, Toyota and Honda's purpose has been served. American cars will eventually re-take their rightful spot atop the automobile manufacturing hierarchy, due to their ability to develop appealing cars. No Japanese car company has been able to come up with a hot car like the Camaro, Mustang, Corvette or Viper. Japanese companies do not have the creativity that American companies do, and therefore, will never take market leadership for long.
by Murica Michelle September 15, 2007
Very reliable japanese car company Toyota, known for great quality, fuel efficient sedans, and the infamous MR2 and Toyota Supra. FYI the supra is a ride that is easy on the gas, and wil flatten any muscle car in a race (not counting drag, but then, any idiot can take a '67 with automatic transmission and floor it at the stoplight)
Generally better than any of the crap american car companies (Not counting Saleen, Callaway, Shelby and DeLorean - Those at least had style/performance/uniqueness)(apologies for any errors, typing on a laptop and the keyboard is wierd)
Generally better than any of the crap american car companies (Not counting Saleen, Callaway, Shelby and DeLorean - Those at least had style/performance/uniqueness)(apologies for any errors, typing on a laptop and the keyboard is wierd)
Jimmy has a '69 mustang, joe has a Toyota MR2
They go race at a track, NOT a straight loser/drag-strip. Joe wins, even though he has a ~150 HP disadvantage. Jimmy then bitches that it wasnt fair, that joe had sabotaged him by having a lighter more efficient and stylish ride. Joe then kills jimmy for being a douchebag, and sells the shitty mustang as scrap metal.
They go race at a track, NOT a straight loser/drag-strip. Joe wins, even though he has a ~150 HP disadvantage. Jimmy then bitches that it wasnt fair, that joe had sabotaged him by having a lighter more efficient and stylish ride. Joe then kills jimmy for being a douchebag, and sells the shitty mustang as scrap metal.
by StefX to the Max December 31, 2008
Largest car manufacturer in japan and is the ONLY one still owned by Toyota
Btw the Zero fighters used in perl harbour are infact mitsubishi's.In australia mitsubishi bought out chrysler
Btw the Zero fighters used in perl harbour are infact mitsubishi's.In australia mitsubishi bought out chrysler
by miggles January 23, 2005
An automobile manufacturer that sold one million hybrid vehicles before General Motors and Chrysler combined could could put one thousand production hybrids on the road. This manufacturer will still stand strong after GM and Chrysler both bankrupt, and as a result will probably be your next car. Many change resistant people label Toyota negatively for being an import however they have more American parts than an average Ford. Oh and by the way more Toyotas are sold than any other car in the world. Period.
My Chevy/Pontiac/Saturn/GMC/ *Daewoo* haha /Hummer/Cadillac/Oldsmobile... sucks because it gets horrible gas mileage, I'll get the shaft on the warranty, and it always breaks! I shoulda bought a Toyota
by kthxbi460 May 1, 2009
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Friend 1: Hey, I'm thinking of buying a car.
Friend 2: Really? Do you have a particular brand or model?
Friend 1: Yes a Toyota.
Friend 2: What?! You should avoid that brand all together. Remember the gas pedals?
Friend 1: Oh right, thanks bro, good looking out.
Friend 2: No prob.
Friend 2: Really? Do you have a particular brand or model?
Friend 1: Yes a Toyota.
Friend 2: What?! You should avoid that brand all together. Remember the gas pedals?
Friend 1: Oh right, thanks bro, good looking out.
Friend 2: No prob.
by vprodigy March 12, 2010