Good Morning from Japan

[yoko7]

I live part time here in Japan and they have conservation down to a science. From recycling days to cars. Sometime they are a little bit over the top but it works. Toyota is a very popular car but there are many more.

The Mitsibishi is very popular, gas model but the hybrid is coming on strong. The model is both gas and hybrid here.

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[LuckyCars]

Welcome, hope you will have a very nice stay in here. Japan is a great place to be.

[Jeremy LA]

Japanese technology is great. No wonder their cars, especially the big ones (Toyota,mitsubishi,honda) have dominated the charts even in foreign lands.

[writersblock]

Hi yoko. That is very interesting to hear about the cars that are popular in Japan.

[dobylove]

Originally Posted by yoko7

I live part time here in Japan and they have conservation down to a science. From recycling days to cars. Sometime they are a little bit over the top but it works. Toyota is a very popular car but there are many more.

The Mitsibishi is very popular, gas model but the hybrid is coming on strong. The model is both gas and hybrid here.

Driving Mitsubishi's Electric Kei Car in New York | Car Ramblings & Reviews Blog & Discussion at Automobile Magazine

Mitsubishi is good. I have been to Japan too. Its a great place. Very clean.

[princee18]

Originally Posted by yoko7

I live part time here in Japan and they have conservation down to a science. From recycling days to cars. Sometime they are a little bit over the top but it works. Toyota is a very popular car but there are many more.

The Mitsibishi is very popular, gas model but the hybrid is coming on strong. The model is both gas and hybrid here.

Driving Mitsubishi's Electric Kei Car in New York | Car Ramblings & Reviews Blog & Discussion at Automobile Magazine

welcome to the forum, Yoko. Japan is undoubtedly the largest automobile manufacturer with some of the leading automobile companies like Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Suzuki, Mitsubishi, Yamaha, Mazda, Subaru, etc...

[tongyun]

Welcome to the board, Yoko. Which part of Japan are you from? I have relatives who live in Kobe and Osaka. Once again, Japan is leading the way in auto technology while the big American companies scramble and try to prevent from going under. You'd think our auto manufacturers would have learned their lesson back in the 70s during the first oil crisis.