[BW2221]

Don't know. Lots of "packages" at Ford.

Toyota always will have a problem selling in rural American. It has about 1,200 dealers while the Detroit Three each have about three times that number. It's unlikely that a farmer in the middle of Nebraska will switch to Tundra when the closest dealer is 200 miles away.

The Detroit Three produce good trucks. They just don't market them well.

[PAR35]

Toyota always will have a problem selling in rural American.

Toyota is developing a model to pair large urban dealers with small sales/service sites in smaller area. The small sales operations would carry almost no inventory.