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Hi all! I'm off to Japan again next week to visit variety of places, including Mazda factory, Toyota corporate showroom, Nissan Ginza gallery, etc. I'm wondering if you guys would enjoy livestream from Japan? I will make sure that the timing works for most of you in North America...
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I need a simple and quick feedback please. My 2025 Lexus GX 550 is arriving soon, but I have to decide whether to trade-in (and give up) my 2023 GX 460 or my 2024 Toyota Land Cruiser. Which one should I trade? I need to take into account what the viewers want as well...
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I will be live streaming from New York auto show sometime today, hopefully you guys can see what I’m up to. Lots of new models being introduced today.
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Breaking News from Japan! Do you remember the crazy-sized Toyota Mega Cruiser from the 1990s? According to leaked image from Japan, an all-new Mega Cruiser is returning to the world market for 2030! Equipped with a twin-turbo V-8 that's more than 1,000 hp, the new gen Mega Cruiser will stun the auto industry with a modern design that combines 70-series Land Cruiser look with the old Mega Cruiser styling cues. Toyota is only accepting a deposit/reservation today on April 1st only! Watch my video (just posted) to find out the full detail!
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Latest information from Japan's Best Car Magazine has revealed the final spec of the 2026 Toyota RAV4. Please watch my video that I just uploaded to find out all the details! It's pretty exciting!
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Any of you going to the Vancouver Auto Show this week? I will be there this Wednesday as well as Thursday. On Thursday, I will be at the AJAC (Automobile Journalists Association of Canada) booth from 1:30pm to 3:30pm so hope some of you can drop by and say Hi. Who's coming this week?
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14 years ago, I was in Japan on March 11th when one of the largest earthquakes in history hit Japan. I was in Japan with 25 business students touring a Toyota plant. I decided to stay in Japan until the very last student flew out and landed safely in their home country. It took almost a week for me to finally return home, and I was so thankful that we all survived without injury or illness. It was the most emotional trip I ever had and to this day, I remember like it was yesterday. Please continue to support Japan and remember the survivors in your prayers. Thank you.
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Do you still believe that cars built and/or engineered in Japan are better? Well, this is a loaded question with many possible answers... we can argue back and forth forever. However, I do believe that there are still advantages to buying cars built in Japan, though this depends a lot on the brands (Toyota's are not as affected by this). In fact, some Toyota cars built in Canada are better than those from Japan. But in any case, I'm going to present a video about "10 reasons to buy cars built in Japan" on Monday at 5:07am PT or 8:07am ET. Keep an eye on that video and let me know your thoughts!
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I’m at Toronto Auto Show and will be livestreaming many events today. Please keep an eye on the live shows!
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As you know, I own a number of Lexus/Toyota vehicles, but lately, I'm beginning to consider Porsche brand as the better alternative (I owned almost as many Porsche's in the past). Why? It's because contrary to popular belief, the Porsche models have better resale value than Lexus (and even some Toyota) models and almost as reliable. The dealership experience is much better and of course, they are much more fun to drive. I recently sold our 2021 RAV4 hybrid and bought a used 2018 Macan S for the same price for example. What your thoughts on Porsche vs Lexus/Toyota brands?
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Automotive Press offers the most authentic engineer's auto reviews, news, and insights by industry veteran David Koichi Chao. Find out about cars and trucks that no other reviewers would be able to comment - because of David Chao's automotive engineering expertise and evaluation experience. David is a mechanical engineering graduate with an education from MIT and Harvard in Boston who worked as an Evaluation, Development, Testing, and Manufacturing Engineer for major car companies. The unique point of this channel is that David spend time talking about things that you cannot get from other media, such as the driving feel, the actual day-to-day experience, engineering backgrounds, the "inside story" and hands-on quality. David shares insightful news and stories from the automotive industry that is interesting, unique, and cool. David is world renowned in Toyota Production System (TPS), Lean Manufacturing, Agile Thinking, and teaches these topics world-wide.