1. Were you hit by a car?
2. Yes, but only hit slightly.
3. Mr. Ishida threw a stone at a dog.
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by Mulboyne » Tue Jun 05, 2012 3:24 am
1. Were you hit by a car?
2. Yes, but only hit slightly.
3. Mr. Ishida threw a stone at a dog.
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by Coligny » Tue Jun 05, 2012 1:51 pm
I've seen my umpteenth totoya ft 86 in toyohashi... It really nothing to write home aboot... maybe even less exciting than the new Passo (shopping trolley hatchback)
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by Coligny » Tue Jun 05, 2012 3:07 pm
chokonen888 wrote:Save the commentary til you drive one
a totoya...
dood... that is sooo unlikely...
(ok, maybee the Nissan NV350... which is a totoya hiace with a nissan sticker...)
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by Samurai_Jerk » Tue Jun 05, 2012 3:15 pm
wagyl wrote:Well spotted. It is this man's dialect:
[YT]21poI4ZmIRU[/YT]
Oooh, I do want the convertible Toyota 2000 GT from the preview slide! Perfect for power slides down Chuo Dori.
Yesh, but only hit shlightly.
Faith is believing what you know ain't so. -- Mark Twain
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by Yokohammer » Tue Jun 05, 2012 3:17 pm
wagyl wrote:Oooh, I do want the convertible Toyota 2000 GT from the preview slide! Perfect for power slides down Chuo Dori.
... and straight into the waiting arms of the local constabulary.
I do share your affection for the car though.
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by matsuki » Tue Jun 05, 2012 3:34 pm
Coligny wrote:a totoya...
dood... that is sooo unlikely...
(ok, maybee the Nissan NV350... which is a totoya hiace with a nissan sticker...)
You're lucky TIJ...if you lived next to Ford, USA or Chevy, USA and came cruising in your Nissan, it wouldn't last a week
SDH "cut your dick off! It's only going to get you in more trouble!"
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by wagyl » Tue Jun 05, 2012 3:52 pm
Yokohammer wrote:... and straight into the waiting arms of the local constabulary.
...to which the correct response is this (not embedded so as to cue the dialogue over 4 minutes in).
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by wagyl » Tue Jun 05, 2012 3:56 pm
[quote="chokonen888"]You're lucky TIJ...if you lived next to Ford, USA or Chevy, USA and came cruising in your Nissan, it wouldn't last a week ]
I have it on very good authority that the visitors car park you are directed to, specifically the distance it is from the main entrance of Toyota HQ, is determined by the badge on your vehicle.
I have it on very good authority that the visitors car park you are directed to, specifically the distance it is from the main entrance of Toyota HQ, is determined by the badge on your vehicle.
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by Coligny » Tue Jun 05, 2012 8:23 pm
Worse, if you work as contractor (outside doctor for example) they reimburse your fuel cost only if you drive one of their Toyopos...
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by waruta » Thu Jun 07, 2012 1:12 pm
The main Nissan Factory/Warehouse at D-Dock in Yokohama didn't let in any other tractor head other than UD ones until a few years ago. Plus all the workers there drove Nissans, otherwise it was take the bus and don't show that Toyota/Subaru/anything else 'round here.
On the other hand, working around there you got to see the most awesome tuned GT-R's and March's. Plus I got me a spy photo of the (at that time) new R35 loaded on a flatbed, waiting for loading in a container.
The GF (at that time) got to visit their Oppama plant ops and was told that the Zama plant was even better in regards to top-secret stuff. Too bad they take away any electronics before you go in.
On the other hand, working around there you got to see the most awesome tuned GT-R's and March's. Plus I got me a spy photo of the (at that time) new R35 loaded on a flatbed, waiting for loading in a container.
The GF (at that time) got to visit their Oppama plant ops and was told that the Zama plant was even better in regards to top-secret stuff. Too bad they take away any electronics before you go in.
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by Coligny » Thu Jun 07, 2012 2:29 pm
Meanwhile Carlos Ghosn in Japan drive a Porsche...
BTW, Nissan Diesel / UD has been property of Volvo since 2007... (therefore retroproperty of Renault, sort of...)
BTW, Nissan Diesel / UD has been property of Volvo since 2007... (therefore retroproperty of Renault, sort of...)
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