Zero or virtually zero Japanese automobiles being imported in 1979.... go look it up
You made the claim, you go look it up.
Be sure to ping me when you discover your error.
Here you are. Does this help your argument?
http://www.bts.gov/publications/national_transportation_statistics/html/table_01_16.html
Zero or virtually zero Japanese automobiles being imported in 1979.... go look it upFrom toyotageek.com/toyota_tales/1977_celica_yellow_rose.html
Even though both the Sports 800 and the 2000GT came before the Celica, the Celica can be credited as Toyotas breakthrough success in the sports coupe market.See also: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota#Production_and_sales_numbers - Production and sales numbersMotor Trend awarded the Celica with the prestigious Import Car of the Year award upon its introduction in 1976. The Celica accounted for approximately 20% of Toyotas rapidly growing sales numbers during 1976 and 1977. During those years it was also the best selling Imported Sports Coupe in America. That is a huge market stake for a coupe. Those kind of sales percentages are unheard of in todays sports coupe marketplace.