meh i personally think they just dont want to. they are jumping into the performance market for suv's and trucks because thats where the most undecided cutomers are now... the performance market is too saturated with cars that have been cooking for years in the underground like the STi and EVO for any new car to jsut come along and win anyone over.

toyota is working on the next revolution, which is performance utility vehicles. and when people start buying up the fx series and the porsche suv's i think that toyota will be ready to face them on that level. with the release of SRT and HEMI vehicles by DCX i wouldnt be suprised to see that becoming a really big market soon. the way i figure peoples leases are starting to run out on all the older SUV's released 2 or 3 years ago and they are starting to filter to the used market.... once they are bought up and the word gets out that you can have an SUV that drives like a car alot of people will be looking at toyota.