Originally posted by DVPGSR 94UhkorGuy First let me say that I like the exterior of the Camry a lot. The interior though does look too much like an american car...I am sorry you cannot see the resemblances. AS for younger people buying accords vs camrys there are more younger people in accords, modding them, etc, than i see camrys. How big is the aftermarket for camry's...hrmmm wonder why? And you sir...Have a nice day:wavey: |
Originally posted by 94UhkorGuy And you, have a GREAT day!! |
Originally posted by 94UhkorGuy Ok, i do not want to continue with this. I do not agree with you, and you are not going to convince me. I do not want to convince you of anything, this has gone on too long, and quite frankly, im sick and tired of you. Yes they may look similar, the materials etc are all inferior in quality as well as everything else. Most cars are designed simialr, gauges on the left, radio in center, hvac vents across. So yes, they should look similar. If you have time to go browsing the web for pics of different buick etc... interiors, good or you, but i do not. So, thanks for your views of things, and have a great day! Oh, and just to get the facts straight, according to Demographics, the average age of an Accord owner(viewed as aimed towards younger buyers according to you) is 55(senior)no not in high school, and the average age of a Camry owner is 53. So as for your comment on the Camry's layout as being made for OLDER CUSTOMERS, those older customers are buying the accord, and younger buyers are buying the Camry. :rolleyes: Popular Mechanics Owners Report - Toyota Camry Age Distribution: Under 30 - 7.2% 30-49 - 37.8 50-plus - 55.0 Popular Mechanics Owners Report - Honda Accord Age Distribution: Under 30 - 17.3% 30-49 - 38.1 50-plus - 44.6 :eek: Look at the Under 30 category!!!! :thumbup: |
Originally posted by kazi You who complains about EVERYTHING in the Accord. You complain about Honda catering LESS than 10% of the Accord to customers who wants an affordable barebone car with the DX trim. Then you complain about 240HP. Then when someone proves you wrong, you go flame them and use childish name calling or reply with "your momma" insults. And now you're trying to through out some pity? :rofl: Seriously, you're "sick and tired" of me comment really put a BIG SMILE on my face and makes me laugh my ass off. That's what I said. The LAYOUT of the CAMRY's interior is SIMILAR to the BUICK. I never mentioned anything about quality difference. The point of my statement was Camry is obviously made to cater older customers that shops for BUICKs than they are for the Accord, Altima, or Passat. Even the fricking slushy handling is like a Buick. Please provide your source. I'll throw my source in: Popular Mechanics Owners Report - Toyota Camry Age Distribution: Under 30 - 7.2% 30-49 - 37.8 50-plus - 55.0 Popular Mechanics Owners Report - Honda Accord Age Distribution: Under 30 - 17.3% 30-49 - 38.1 50-plus - 44.6 :eek: Look at the Under 30 category!!!! :thumbup: http://carpoint.msn.com/vip/heraudsp...=10143&src=vip http://carpoint.msn.com/vip/heraudsp...=10158&src=vip |
Ok, I know I'm just a newbie around here, but I do know cars. Who cares what 94UhkorGuy thinks?!? He's allowed to have his opinion, although I agree his way of presenting it is rather irritating.
I'm confident that when the test results come out the Accord will once again be best or near the top in its class in nearly all areas except maybe styling. Lets face it, with a mushy suspension and less than 200hp the Camry is no threat to the Accord. At least not in the eyes of those who value performance like me and I'm sure most other forum members. My personal opinion is that in this general price range the only other cars worth considering are the Passat and Altima, but I may be biased since I currently own a Passat. |
Originally posted by 94UhkorGuy You have great so-called statistics. Those are from a survey, and surveys ask people, and Demographics are facts. Mine were actual facts, not an owner survey. http://carpoint.msn.com/vip/heraudsp...=10143&src=vip http://carpoint.msn.com/vip/heraudsp...=10158&src=vip Anyway....look whos talking, you like & own a Saturn. You must like the Domestic interiors then?:rolleyes: :madfawk:: Oh, and one more thing, try getting some up-to-date statistics. Those are from 97. That would mean it was based on the 5th gen. |
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Number of Dealers In USA 956 Sales on the U.S. Market Model 1999 2000 % Change Accord 404,192 404,515 % 432 Accords sold per dealer. My stat! Toyota Number of Dealers In USA 1,194 Sales on the U.S. Market Model 1999 2000 % Change Camry 448,162 422,961 -6% 354 Camrys sold per dealer. My stat again! Even with fleet sales the Camry still went down...while % wise the Accord stayed the same they were selling more than the previous year. At least it is positive. Honda also sells more Accords per dealer than Toyota sells Camrys. Thanks for the links they provided me with useful information. |
Originally posted by jwaters Lets face it, with a mushy suspension and less than 200hp the Camry is no threat to the Accord. At least not in the eyes of those who value performance like me and I'm sure most other forum members. |
Originally posted by kazi At least my stats are based fair instead of comparing a new model to a 5 year old model. :fawk: |
Originally posted by 94UhkorGuy how can i be anti-accord if i own one? and am satisfied with it. Everything ive said has been my personal opinion, and you have had to argue with it the whole time. |
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