The Toyota Camry thread

[Raghavan]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?  

[TBR]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?

Around here "some" is definitely the approporiate word, midsize mainstreamers are actually pretty rare here and I see just as many Altimas and 6s as Accords and Camrys (and a lot more Impalas, Malibus, and Tauri than any of those).

[Raghavan]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?

Around here "some" is definitely the approporiate word, midsize mainstreamers are actually pretty rare here and I see just as many Altimas and 6s as Accords and Camrys (and a lot more Impalas, Malibus, and Tauri than any of those).

i'm talking about national sales, as the Camry's is the highest selling .  

[TBR]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?

Around here "some" is definitely the approporiate word, midsize mainstreamers are actually pretty rare here and I see just as many Altimas and 6s as Accords and Camrys (and a lot more Impalas, Malibus, and Tauri than any of those).

i'm talking about national sales, as the Camry's is the highest selling .

Yes, I understand that, I was just making it clear that there really aren't that many Camrys out here (Suburbans and Tahoes out number them at least 3 to 1).

[Raghavan]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?

Around here "some" is definitely the approporiate word, midsize mainstreamers are actually pretty rare here and I see just as many Altimas and 6s as Accords and Camrys (and a lot more Impalas, Malibus, and Tauri than any of those).

i'm talking about national sales, as the Camry's is the highest selling .

Yes, I understand that, I was just making it clear that there really aren't that many Camrys out here (Suburbans and Tahoes out number them at least 3 to 1).

where do you live?

[TBR]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?

Around here "some" is definitely the approporiate word, midsize mainstreamers are actually pretty rare here and I see just as many Altimas and 6s as Accords and Camrys (and a lot more Impalas, Malibus, and Tauri than any of those).

i'm talking about national sales, as the Camry's is the highest selling .

Yes, I understand that, I was just making it clear that there really aren't that many Camrys out here (Suburbans and Tahoes out number them at least 3 to 1).

where do you live?

East Texas

[Raghavan]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?

Around here "some" is definitely the approporiate word, midsize mainstreamers are actually pretty rare here and I see just as many Altimas and 6s as Accords and Camrys (and a lot more Impalas, Malibus, and Tauri than any of those).

i'm talking about national sales, as the Camry's is the highest selling .

Yes, I understand that, I was just making it clear that there really aren't that many Camrys out here (Suburbans and Tahoes out number them at least 3 to 1).

where do you live?

East Texas

ahh, so you have that ranch and heavy duty truck and SUV kind of thing there?

[TBR]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?

Around here "some" is definitely the approporiate word, midsize mainstreamers are actually pretty rare here and I see just as many Altimas and 6s as Accords and Camrys (and a lot more Impalas, Malibus, and Tauri than any of those).

i'm talking about national sales, as the Camry's is the highest selling .

Yes, I understand that, I was just making it clear that there really aren't that many Camrys out here (Suburbans and Tahoes out number them at least 3 to 1).

where do you live?

East Texas

ahh, so you have that ranch and heavy duty truck and SUV kind of thing there?

Lol, have you ever been to Texas? East Texas has forests, not plains and cows. Most of our industry around here is forestry, not cattlery (is that even a word?). Pretty much all of the "ranchers" do it for fun more than any thing else, no one really makes a living off of it here.  

[Raghavan]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?

Around here "some" is definitely the approporiate word, midsize mainstreamers are actually pretty rare here and I see just as many Altimas and 6s as Accords and Camrys (and a lot more Impalas, Malibus, and Tauri than any of those).

i'm talking about national sales, as the Camry's is the highest selling .

Yes, I understand that, I was just making it clear that there really aren't that many Camrys out here (Suburbans and Tahoes out number them at least 3 to 1).

where do you live?

East Texas

ahh, so you have that ranch and heavy duty truck and SUV kind of thing there?

Lol, have you ever been to Texas? East Texas has forests, not plains and cows. Most of our industry around here is forestry, not cattlery (is that even a word?). Pretty much all of the "ranchers" do it for fun more than any thing else, no one really makes a living off of it here.

well, Nissan made that texas ranch Titan, so i just thought that was the norm there.

[TBR]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?

Around here "some" is definitely the approporiate word, midsize mainstreamers are actually pretty rare here and I see just as many Altimas and 6s as Accords and Camrys (and a lot more Impalas, Malibus, and Tauri than any of those).

i'm talking about national sales, as the Camry's is the highest selling .

Yes, I understand that, I was just making it clear that there really aren't that many Camrys out here (Suburbans and Tahoes out number them at least 3 to 1).

where do you live?

East Texas

ahh, so you have that ranch and heavy duty truck and SUV kind of thing there?

Lol, have you ever been to Texas? East Texas has forests, not plains and cows. Most of our industry around here is forestry, not cattlery (is that even a word?). Pretty much all of the "ranchers" do it for fun more than any thing else, no one really makes a living off of it here.

well, Nissan made that texas ranch Titan, so i just thought that was the norm there.

Nope, Texas is big enough that our landscape varies widely across the state. And, I believe it is just called the Texas Edition Titan and is just an option package that primarily includes some power features and larger than normal chrome wheels.  

[Raghavan]

It is a decent car, but I really don't consider it to be any more refined than an Altima, Accord, or even our '04 Outback. It isn't particularly quiet and doesn't have a spectacular ride. A snooze on wheels, but I guess it works for some people.

you mean a lot of people right?

Around here "some" is definitely the approporiate word, midsize mainstreamers are actually pretty rare here and I see just as many Altimas and 6s as Accords and Camrys (and a lot more Impalas, Malibus, and Tauri than any of those).

i'm talking about national sales, as the Camry's is the highest selling .

Yes, I understand that, I was just making it clear that there really aren't that many Camrys out here (Suburbans and Tahoes out number them at least 3 to 1).

where do you live?

East Texas

ahh, so you have that ranch and heavy duty truck and SUV kind of thing there?

Lol, have you ever been to Texas? East Texas has forests, not plains and cows. Most of our industry around here is forestry, not cattlery (is that even a word?). Pretty much all of the "ranchers" do it for fun more than any thing else, no one really makes a living off of it here.

well, Nissan made that texas ranch Titan, so i just thought that was the norm there.

Nope, Texas is big enough that our landscape varies widely across the state. And, I believe it is just called the Texas Edition Titan and is just an option package that primarily includes some power features and larger than normal chrome wheels.

well, the ranch edition was sold only in Texas, so that's why i was asking.