Anonymous
6/21/2025, 1:31:48 AM No.28469588
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIl6sSg0pMY
In this old 1999 Top Gear episode they showed the old Toyota Starlet and then reviewed it's successor the Yaris. Then they compared the Yaris to it's rivals Fiat Punto, VW Polo, Peugeot 206, Renault Clio and the Ford Fiesta. And in typical old Top Gear fashion they shat on the Japanese car and chose the Clio and the 206. But when you look at what happened to those cars.
>Starlet is still on the road in 2025
>Yaris scrapped in 2017 with 160K miles
>Polo scrapped in 2014 with 100K miles
>Fiesta scrapped in 2012 with 100K miles
>Clio scrapped in 2012 with 70K miles
>Punto scrapped in 2011 with 110K miles
>206 scrapped in 2007 with 90K miles
The two Toyota's were the most reliable out of all the cars with one of them still being on the road. While none of the Europeans made it to 120K miles. Why are the Japanese so much more superior to others?
In this old 1999 Top Gear episode they showed the old Toyota Starlet and then reviewed it's successor the Yaris. Then they compared the Yaris to it's rivals Fiat Punto, VW Polo, Peugeot 206, Renault Clio and the Ford Fiesta. And in typical old Top Gear fashion they shat on the Japanese car and chose the Clio and the 206. But when you look at what happened to those cars.
>Starlet is still on the road in 2025
>Yaris scrapped in 2017 with 160K miles
>Polo scrapped in 2014 with 100K miles
>Fiesta scrapped in 2012 with 100K miles
>Clio scrapped in 2012 with 70K miles
>Punto scrapped in 2011 with 110K miles
>206 scrapped in 2007 with 90K miles
The two Toyota's were the most reliable out of all the cars with one of them still being on the road. While none of the Europeans made it to 120K miles. Why are the Japanese so much more superior to others?
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