Toyota projects first operating loss since 1941?

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Bet other companies whish they could say that of themselfs.

I dont see irony, only the message that things look as sour as they never before. Or maybe its used cars holding out longer so that in recession times more people than ever before are able to buy used.

Winter glory most nascar drivers drive toyota.
 
I saw a special which talked about how all the ridiculous contracts that the big three have with UAW people like $29/hr for x number of years, etc. is basically what's been keeping Detroit making crap cars for a fortune, using cheap materials, cutting corners to make profit.

The Japanese never did this so their products were better quality and customers were happy, none of these absurd contracts for 6 years. As bad as it may be for the economy, it's time that the big three start doing business the right way and if they want us to purchase American cars, then give the consumer the product he's asking for instead of crap.

I was talking to a guy who works for Toyota just recently who got laid off and I'm not sure why the Japanese are having issues with operating costs. They're usually very good about adjusting to consumer demands very quickly, unlike the big three.

Sure, '41 was when Pearl Harbor got hit.
 
Nooooo.........my NASCAR driver drives a Toyota!!!
What will come of Rowdy Busch?!?!

I don't get the irony, though. I'm just sweatin' the NASCAR thing! Pearl Harbor?
 
Unbelievable. I always thought that if any company would ride out the recession, it would be Toyota. Oh, well, there's still hope for Hyundai.
 
Yes, but it's a reach.

Here's one for you. Guy walks into a bar with a lizard on his shoulder. Bartender says what'll you have. Guy says I'll a have a beer and a scotch and soda for Tiny here. Bartender says, Tiny? Why do you call your lizard Tiny? Guy says because he's MY NEWT.

Get it?

Read it out loud if you don't.

ETA: they didn't see the irony in your question.
 
It's because Toyota isn't an American company. It has intelligent board members to last that long without such a large loss.

ONCE AGAIN, smart people who could withstand the economic effects of a world war.
 
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