Since Honda and Toyota are cars commonly seen on the road, Which car do you prefer and why?

I personally like Toyota better because I think it's got great mileage and from what I hear, it never breaks on people or people never really had a problem with Toyota. Hence the reason why people buy them. I think they have great deals too.Since Honda and Toyota are cars commonly seen on the road, Which car do you prefer and why?Yes ur right about toyota. I know someone who has had theirs more than fifteen years and it runs like its brand new. Good luck in ur purchase!Since Honda and Toyota are cars commonly seen on the road, Which car do you prefer and why?
ToyotaSince Honda and Toyota are cars commonly seen on the road, Which car do you prefer and why?I have a Toyota and have never had a problem! They have great customer service also!
Toyota! I have a Tacoma and it's in fantastic shape, it's a 1997!Since Honda and Toyota are cars commonly seen on the road, Which car do you prefer and why?Out of those two? Neither. I want a '72 Chevelle.Since Honda and Toyota are cars commonly seen on the road, Which car do you prefer and why?
i prefer my Kia.. lOl.. =)
i like toyotas because i had one when i was little and have lots of good memorys in it..... toytoas are a must! btw im talking 3 or 4 years old, that littleSince Honda and Toyota are cars commonly seen on the road, Which car do you prefer and why?
toyota ofc
Toyota Camry and Honda Accord are two of the very best cars out there. Either one is great. I have a 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis and although it's not one of those, it too is a great car. Many police and taxi drivers use the Mercury GM and its sister car, the Ford Crown Victoria because they are just Great vehicles.
We have a toyota it's great only bad thing is it is quite small
Toyota. My mom bought hers new in 1992 and it was in a bad accident in 1997, I think and its still reliable. It was my first car ride and my sons, so the car means a lot to me. Its a great car and it has been through a lot, bumping things, rolling, drifting, handbrake turns, LOTS of races, flooring it long distance. So it has been through quite a bit and is still amazing.
Toyota because they are like the energizer Bunnie ,they keep going and going and going,plus the great gas milage
Having never had personal experience with Hondas, I'd have to cast my vote for Toyotas. I drive a 13-year-old, no-frills Tacoma and it's been an amazing vehicle since I drove it off the lot. I replaced the starter once, but haven't had a single problem with it apart from that. My goal is to drive it for 20 years, at which time I'll probably be so curious about its potential life span that I'll keep driving it as long as it permits. And a few years ago, my mother replaced her 18-year-old Tercel with a Matrix. She bought the Tercel wagon because it was practical for driving my older sister and all her junk back and forth from college. Given that my sister is old enough to have college kids of her own, mom figured it was time for an upgrade. But she still sees the guy who bought the Tercel tooling around town, so it's going strong at the age of 22!