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Toyotaman,

I may sound like an old school Clark Salesman (ha) infact I used to sell them years back. But enough is enough! I see my customers I lost to **** Crap coming back to me now and they are not sold on "Cheapest is always best" Any of us that have not sold out Amercia can understand this. Ture you make all your parts under one roof.
Your mast is junk!! Here in Michigan we have seen a TURN AROUND
Customers are seeing the value in buying American and keeping Americcan dollors here where they belong. Oh BTW I never try to sell the Mazda, Always a good old American 2.4 General Motors Engine LP Injected. I hae won many deals pointing out the fact that Toyota is junk and why would you even consider puting money into the ****'s wallet? Yeah I may be old school and don't shop at a Super Walmart and drive American Cars.
  • Posted 29 Apr 2007 20:45
  • By Tom_H
  • joined 24 Nov'06 - 6 messages
  • Michigan, United States

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