Showing posts with label ford. Show all posts
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Tuesday, August 2, 2016

Most Popular Car Colors

I recently read an article from a website on the most popular colors for cars. In Asia, white is the most popular followed by Black and Natural/Silver. I wonder what they meant on Natural color.
It makes sense. We have a white SUV and the are smaller cars are red. How about you, what are the colors of your car?



Here is the link to the website for the most popular car colors.

Would you agree with me that the design of the car has a matched color that it brings out the beauty of the design? For example, big cars like SUVs, white is the best match for me. I just don't know why? It maybe is subjective though. But for example for small cars like the 2008-2014 mazda 2 hatchback, all their colors that went out with this model seems to match the design of the hatch.


Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Toyota Recalls


Toyota recalls 7.4 million vehicles worldwide for a a faulty power window switch at the driver side. According to this report on Philstar, grease was not applied evenly that causes friction and smoke. The affected cars include those from 2005 to 2010, with the following models:




In the Philippines, Toyota will be recalling 22,000 units where they shall inspect the power window master switch and apply special grease, or if necessary replace the faulty component. This is at no cost to the customer.  I think the best thing to do is to contact your local Toyota dealers and have your car scheduled for appointment for this.

I remember there is also recent Toyota recall in 2010 with regards to sudden acceleration wherein it involved 6.67 million cars. Based on an MSN Auto report, this sudden acceleration report is the fourth largest auto recall in history. Certainly, this new recall of Toyota will place it as third in world displacing GM. Below is the 11 largest auto recall in history with this new Toyota recall. You can find the information here at MSN Auto.

The number of units affected are so huge, I can't even imagine how much do these companies will spend just to correct them in terms of man-hours and component/material costs. But then again recalls are indications of auto companies' commitment to their customers despite the inconvenience for the vehicle owners. I think that's one of the reasons motorists are loyal to a brand like Toyota.