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Mazda does OK. They did have their own missteps (a diesel) but they at least haven't been Toyota'd like Subaru. > Their thesis was whats the point of being gre
by to11mtm 3y ago
Mazda does OK. They did have their own missteps (a diesel) but they at least haven't been Toyota'd like Subaru.
> Their thesis was whats the point of being green if you still are selling gas guzzling hogs and you just sell some garbage EV to offset them.
Ford doesn't do this, but at the same time I find it hilariously suspicious that despite the success of the Maverick, there doesn't seem to be any messaging about increasing capacity. And I say that because even as an early adopter -most- problems have been in the 'I can still drive it' category. And yet they won't increase production.
- everdrive 3y agoI don’t know what’s going on at Ford, but it seems to be nothing but production issues with them. They have constraints on nearly all of their popular vehicles, and are losing tons of sales. I wanted a Maverick, but had to settle for a Nissan Frontier since Ford can’t seem to build one.