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Rise of the Machines at Toyota







Rise of the Machines at Toyota

Rise of the Machines at Toyota 01/06/2005 03:21 PM

Forget low-cost labor. Toyota's testing no-cost labor in Japan.




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Anyone know a good Toyota dealer? 05/18/2004 09:16 PM

In order to impress the ladies I've decided it is time to get a flashy new car.  My friends at MIT tell me that minivans are the height of fashion these days.  So I want to get a 2004 Toyota Sienna.  I'll either trade in my 1998 Sienna (LE, 42,000 miles, leather, sunroof, fresh from $2400 of service) or give it away to an interesting charity (like the last one).  I paid $500 over invoice for the last minivan but the Boston dealers want nearly list price for the new ones, which leads to abusive $40,000 price tags

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Alternatively, does anyone know whether or not the new 2005 Honda Odyssey will have openable windows in the middle like the Sienna?  If so, and Siennas remain hard to get, I might simply wait for the new Odyssey which will presumably be a slightly better vehicle.

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26pate.jpg imageIt's a whole two days old, but I still hadn't seen this story in The Times about Toyota's new patent for vehicles, specifically cars, with feelings. By using a variety of color lights, moving 'eyebrows,' and varying the ride-height, the inventors aim to not only allow the car to express itself to its operator -- sad faces with tears for engine problems, etc. -- but also to allow the car itself to become an extension of the driver's emotion, signaling to other cars with winks and wags of its antenna tails. I have a feeling this will take off, if ever, in Japan first; that is, of course, unless they have a button for permanent scowling.
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