I was in San Antonio last week watching my son swim in the US Jr. College Championships. I hadn’t stayed in a hotel for quite some time. But, every morning a www.usatoday.com was delivered to my door.
Indeed there is some good and useful information that comes to us in print form, eh?
There was an article about consumer reports’ choice of the best cars.
The Best Small Sedan – Japanese Honda Civic.
The Best Family Sedan – Japanese Honda Accord
The Best Upscale Sedan – Japanese Acura TL
The Best Luxury Sedan – Japanese Infiniti M35
The Best Small SUV – Japanese Subaru Forester
Does anybody notice a pattern here?:
The Best Midsize SUV – Japanese Toyota Highlander Hybrid
The Best Minivan – Japanese Honda Odyssey.
Yep, there definitely is a pattern here.
The Best Green Car – Japanese Toyota Prius
The Most Fun to Drive – Japanese Subaru Impreza WRX/STi
&
The Best Pickup – Japanese Honda Ridgeline.
The pattern is…the Japanese make the best cars in the world, hands down. Tha’t what I think?
What do you think?
I drive a Toyota Corolla. My wife drives a Honda CRV and my son drives the new Honda Civic.
What’s in your garage?
Bill,
After having worked with a number of Japanese students, I can say that I’ve seen a superior work ethic in them as compared to many American-born students, so I can’t say that I’m surprised that their products are better built and exhibit superior performance compared to American made. It seems to seem that American companies would be wise to imitate the Japanese if they’re to stay competitive in the global marketplace. Lisa
Hey Lisa,
Thanks for dropping by.
I have to agree with yuo that Japanese products are tops.
There is a lot we can learn from the Japanese.