o was thinking they might be assembled here but parts made there? i guess not but either way heres a fact you guys prob will like Toyta Seianna (sorry about the spelling) is more american then the new 2006 mustang research that its a fact!

 

check your window stickers, i'm pretty sure they say "final assembly point: something hard to pronounce, japan" somewhere on it.

 

What are you talking about?
My 2006 was built in japan, all 2006's were built in japan.

 

mine:

 

so who is going to be the first to say drax was right?

 

I think the people that corrected this question last year or the year before were right first.

 

are you kidding?? you can't be serious.

 

i know my tC was built 100% in Japan

 

Probably, I'm almost 100% certain that the USDM Sienna is NOT sold in Asia. Not sure about now, but a few years ago they were still using the old van name, Previa.

 

Yea. I don't think they sell the Sienna in Asia... I believe there is a minivan, but its not the Sienna. It has four doors, and is definitely not on the Sienna platform.

With the size of most USDM-specific vehicles, its unlikely they'd be too popular elsewhere in the world. Here, its about size, size, size, and POWER (displacement, more techincally...).

Elsewhere in the world its about cost-effectiveness, fuel efficiency, and keeping the engine small (avoid extra taxes) and vehicle relatively small since the streets and places to park aren't all that big.

 

like it was said b4 if ur vin # starts with a J it is built in japan and which makes it a japanese car if it is a k or jus starts with a num it is an american car plain and simple

 

I laughed at that too

 

^Oh wow. If tC's were built in America then why do most people have to wait weeks, sometimes even months after they order the car?

 

yeah, only americans procreate enough to need big minivans and suv's.

 

Actually, we are on the low end when it comes to procreation