Toyota selects the San Diego International Auto Show for a stop on their Toyota Trucks "OFF ROAD ON SITE ADVENTURE."

In what should be viewed as a real coup for the new management team responsible the San Diego International Auto Show, Toyota chose San Diego and not LA to host its Southern California stop of its Toyota Trucks "OFF ROAD ON SITE ADVENTURE." The story, as well as a spread of photos of that and the rest of the auto show, is in this new AutoMatters column.
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Mark - 1/3/2007 6:41:52 AM

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Okay, how about this...."it's a boring-retro SUV (don't know where the crossover comes from) with real off-roading capabilities."

I know it can do a good job in the mud, but I just can't get past the looks and the whole weird interior. Kind of cramped too.

JUGNU - 1/3/2007 6:18:50 AM

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It is very practicle.Lik every Toyota SUV.

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JUGNU - 1/3/2007 6:19:07 AM

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LIKE

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jon21 - 1/3/2007 8:51:24 AM

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Lucky for people who are going to the San Diego International Auto Show.

mstangpny07 - 1/3/2007 9:08:09 AM

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Jeep has been doing this every year INSIDE the Chicago Auto Show for the past two years, (but you didn't drive, a person from Jeep did). Chrysler and Dodge use an "on road" course right next to it. The lines are only about an hour long. It's pretty innovative, but it's pretty cheap of Toyota to take the idea, unless i'm missing something.

mstangpny07 - 1/3/2007 1:56:32 PM

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Well, DCX has been doing the show successfully for two years now, and for Toyota to take an idea that is almost exactly the same and use it for their own use and taking a shortcut, instead of thinking for themselves and making something creative and new.

http://4wheeldrive.about.com/b/a/131111.htm

mstangpny07 - 1/3/2007 2:09:27 PM

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I'm not being biased, I'm speaking the truth. If you were taking a test, let's say, and you wrote down all the answers first and then somebody else looked at your paper and copied it down, and turned it in, would that be fair?