Mutiny On The Bounty

Mutiny On The Bounty: When the Toyota recall debacle began, there were two types of reactions of their competitors. There were those who left after the clients of Toyota, as a Catholic priest after a choirboy. And then there was the "we take the high road" brood. Franco-Japanese automaker Nissan has been a part of "we are well above this" band. They confirmed they would not be in place programs to attract customers to Toyota. Who would want a chop to the extent that Japanese overseas?
Someone must have missed the memo.
Down in the Carolinas, the Post and Courier reports that Nissan offers a so-called "national" premium of $ 1,000. Stopped at any Toyota driver who buys a new Nissan. However, the twist is the Nissan dealer does not want Toyota in question on his fate. Oh, no, they will sell the toxic trade. You have to present proof of registration of a ToMoCo-mobile, a lodge G on the hood, and you're good to go. You can buy thousands of Nissan vehicles and become millionaire!
Of course, it's all in the name of a good cause. "Nissan is not seeking to destroy the name of Toyota," Carl Hall Morris Nissan West Ashley said with a laugh and a drawl flower sugar. "We're just trying to help people who have doubts in their product right now."
Whatever helps you sleep at night, Mr. Hall. Naturally, the Toyota dealer in the same city has a different opinion. "It's an opportunist taking advantage of a situation," protested Paul Whatley, CEO of Gene Reed Toyota in North Charleston. "It's probably not a good thing to do. I think it's a very dangerous thing for them to do. All carmakers have recalls.
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