Get That Damn Toyota Out Of Texas, Son

they are giving jobs to local and paying taxes and things like these and yes profits goes to company but company have some share holders in america as ell i think :-)

I drive a Toyota truck that was assembled right here in Texas, and it's quality is head and shoulders above either the GM or the Dodge trucks that I drove previously that were both 'Hecho en Mexico'.  I wouldn't trade my Toyota for any 'domestic' truck since it's actually more domestic than any of the other trucks out there.

I would buy American cars if American cars weren't pieces of crap in the past few years.  My grandpa's 82 Ford is still running and actually made out of steel, not fiberglass. 

For many years until recently, the motto was "Buy Japanese" and not "Buy American."  American-made products had a bad reputation, and the reputation of American workers and bosses even worse.  I was reading a survey from the early 90s that said the Japanese worker was far superior and the 21st century would be the Japanese century.  We know how the Lost Decade turned out...

American made cars suck.

The ignorant fool who wrote this probably would be shocked to find that 1/4 of the parts in his American car come from Mexico, 1/4 from Japan, 1/4 from China, 1/8 from Canada, and 1/8 from the USA.  I am all about buying American (actually, buying Texas), but let's not drag this out to a point where we look like idiots.

Remember when Ann Richards signed a directive that all official State of Texas vehicles had to be American made, and then it turned out that her Crown Vic was Canadian?

The "Location Info" at the bottom of this article is great.This way we know where the Toyota in question is if we want to go leave additional notes on it!

Toyotas are great cars most assembled here and non union. The unions have chased the Amercan makers out of the country. They have become pension managers not car makers.

Toyota are still pretty lame trucks if you ask me.  This IS Texas after all.

Not only does Toyota make cars in America, but the huge Tundra plant is in San Antonio. It's the "domestic" brands making cars in Mexico and Canada, while the "imports" are using more plants in the States. I've had this argument more than a few times.

Yeah, toyota sucks now -- not just because they prevaricated, etc about the "Killer Floormats" (great band name, btw) -- but also because they make so many of their vehicles right here! All the Japanese automakers slipped a little when they opened up plants here. OK, Germans, too.

Why is that? Too much weed on the assembly lines?