Posted in: Nascar
T-Bill asked:
I remember when the Indianapolis 500 had many automakers racing that day. Buick,Ford,Ferrari,Porsche, just to name a few. Now the only automaker invovled in Indy racing is Honda.And it seems that NASCAR is headed in the same direction now that Toyota has entered the mix. Years ago,you would have seen all the GM makes as well as Plymouth,Dodge,and Ford and Mercury. So now, someone got the idea to put a Toyota on the track. Not an American car as far as I’m concerned,and I don’t care where they are made,so please don’t tell me that they are because they are made here,because the fact is that does not make them American! My point being is I don’t want to see nothing but Toyotas racing in NASCAR! NASCAR is an American institution and shuld be treated as such. Toyota does not make the best,nor the fastest car in the world. ‘Nuff Said?
I remember when the Indianapolis 500 had many automakers racing that day. Buick,Ford,Ferrari,Porsche, just to name a few. Now the only automaker invovled in Indy racing is Honda.And it seems that NASCAR is headed in the same direction now that Toyota has entered the mix. Years ago,you would have seen all the GM makes as well as Plymouth,Dodge,and Ford and Mercury. So now, someone got the idea to put a Toyota on the track. Not an American car as far as I’m concerned,and I don’t care where they are made,so please don’t tell me that they are because they are made here,because the fact is that does not make them American! My point being is I don’t want to see nothing but Toyotas racing in NASCAR! NASCAR is an American institution and shuld be treated as such. Toyota does not make the best,nor the fastest car in the world. ‘Nuff Said?
September 3rd 2009
Toyota won’t force anyone out. GM and Ford’s crappy financial situation may cause them to decide to pull out, but that’s capitalism.
September 5th 2009
I don’t know much about Nascar and all of that, but watchin the race has helped me to draw one conclusion: Ford sucks! Whoever was in first (drivin a Ford) blows his engine, and you’ve heard of all the complaints from people and industry about Fords, so I think if one were to go, it would be Ford first! Thanks for your time!
September 10th 2009
No, not at all. We’ll see. huh?
September 13th 2009
First of all, the scenario you describe will NEVER HAPPEN. Your comparison of NASCAR to Indy Car is “apples and oranges.”
IMO- your idea of GM, Ford and Dodge being these All-American institutions is off-base in today’s global economy.
September 13th 2009
No I dont think so.
September 15th 2009
If you can’t stand the heat in the kitchen,get out1