Well, it's interesting to me anyway. I have had occasion to drive by a couple of repo sales recently and one thing I noticed was the absence of Toyotas in the repossessed vehicles. Wonder why, since Toyota sells so many cars in the US?
Could it be that the bank folks cherry pick the Toys out of the inventory, or is it that Toy owners rarely default on their loans?
Most of the vehicles were big American made SUV's that probably stickered in the mid to upper 30's new. Couldn't pay the note AND the gas, I wonder?