Toyota for trucks and off-road SUVs (4Runner, Sequoia). Honda for family-oriented SUVs (Pilot, Passport, CRV)

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Apr 17, 2024
9:25:49am

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Toyota for trucks and off-road SUVs (4Runner, Sequoia). Honda for family-oriented SUVs (Pilot, Passport, CRV)

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Time

POLL: Honda or Toyota?

BlooCoug

Apr 17, 8:57am

I like them both the same but lean toward Honda.

AltTabbins

Apr 17, 9:01am

Can we vote neither?

kccougar

Apr 17, 9:02am

Drove a '97 Corolla in high school, married my wife who had a '99 corolla

Apr 17, 9:13am

I’ve had both. I like both. I’m currently driving a Toyota but Honda is good too. I’m currently eying a Camry hybrid.

Cougar-Duck

Apr 17, 9:15am

We have had our 2009 Honda Pilot for years and it is been a pretty reliable

Ode to Hoy

Apr 17, 9:21am

Toyota for trucks and off-road SUVs (4Runner, Sequoia). Honda for family-oriented SUVs (Pilot, Passport, CRV)

letthewookieewin

Apr 17, 9:25am

When you get to really rough parts of the world, Toyota dominates

mobicurious

Apr 17, 9:29am

And there’s almost nowhere in the world that you can’t find a Toyota parts store

Shawarma

Apr 17, 10:49am

They probably have the world's best supply chain network

mobicurious

Apr 17, 12:18pm

I drive both and am partial to Toyota. Honda repairs tend to be more expensive.

Shawarma

Apr 17, 10:43am

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