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Great place to stay in Cordoba.
We stayed in this hotel for one night. And only because we stayed here we could see the Mezquita or teh Mosque/Cathedral of Cordoba. The mosque is litterally accross the street, less than 10 yds away from the hotel door. The price is right. The rooms are very comfortable and BIG! with big beds and sat T.V and what not. Yes! the A/C was not working properly and when we tried to have the windows open it was too noisy outside with garbage trucks and birds and etc. However, everything said and done, this hotel deserves the "best in Cordoba" rating. I will go back there any day.
Excellent value
This hotel is excellent value. Rooms clean but basic. I would agree about the air conditioning struggling as we were there when it was very hot - 44 at one point. Great location. Staff very efficient and friendly, I would recommend this to anyone visiting Cordoba.
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The fantastic thing about this hotel is the location...just across the street form the Mezquita. Also, the buffet breakfast is among the best I've seen anywhere in Spain (Paradores included), and I've lived here for more than 25 yrs.
However, we were there just last week when the temps. in C¾rdoba were close to 112 degrees, and the A.C. was definitely lacking. We had to change rooms three times before we finally got lucky and had fully functional air.
In the morning, we had to walk through a huge puddle to get to the bathroom. There was water pouring out of the Air conditioning unit in the ceiling. Not pleasant.
The room are basic, but comfortable. The mini-bar prices are decent. Important because the wonderful bar in the patio downstairs doesn't exist anymore as far as we could see.
Another warning. If you arrive by car, get really good directions. We drove around for an hour, and were only able to find the hotel when a very kind local led us there. I don't know what you'd do if you spoke no Spanish. It is NOT well marked.
Would I stay there again? Yes...there IS free parking, which is a big plus. It's clean. The price is right. Not a five star hotel, but for a couple of nights, it's fine.
This hotel is perfectly situated directly opposite the Mesquita, Cordoba's main attraction. The staff are friendly and the rooms are very comfortable with all mod cons. Definitely recommended for a stay in Cordoba!
Good bargain!!!
Hotel Maimonides is an excellent 3-star hotel with nice rooms, big bathroom. It has the advantage of underground parking and the price is included in the room.
Good breakfast. Beautiful hotel, lovely patio. Definitely advisable.
Very lovely hotel
Our room opened up into a beautiful inner courtyard. The decor of the room, courtyard and the whole hotel was just beautiful, with some Moorish influence. The room was very spacious, hot water excellent and breakfast was plenty. Highly recommended, especially because the Mezquita is literally directly opposite. Also, this hotel has basement parking. Very good!
Great location!
For our first ever trip to Spain, my wife & I found the Maimonides to be a good start. The rooms are clean & comfortable although the walls are on the thin side-- we could hear the maids heels clikcing on the stone tile floors of the hallways outside! The staff was very helpful and if not fluent in English, they certainly knew enough. The real reason, however, to stay heare is for convenience to the Mosque, which you can literally enter by crossing the street. Also, plenty of good tapas bars & restaurants very near by. The area is a tad bit "touristy", but we found the more "genuine" areas of Cordoba to be within easy walking distance.
Great location, worth the price
This hotel has the best location if plan on visiting the mosque which is right across the street. You can also walk around the town center where you┤ll find shops, bars, restautants, shows, etc. The rooms are nice, clean and comfortable which justifies the price.
Loved the Hotel but wouldn't stay again in Cordoba!
The hotel is extremely well located, immediately across from the mosque and at the heart of the "tourist" area. It is very lovely and has enclosed parking which is not too expensive. I would highly recommend this hotel although I wouldn't recommend staying overnight in Cordoba as we found it to be very quiet, with eating hidden away in scattered restaurants. It was the opposite of the other Spanish cities we visited.
Nice hotel
It cost about Ż50 or $75 per night. Rooms were large, clean and nicely furnished. The reception and lounge areas were distinctly Moorish. Can't remember the food in the hotel but food in the city was fine. You can also park the car under the hotel. Cordoba is easy to drive round unlike Seville and Granada which are challenging.
But the hotel was 20 yards/metres from the Mesquite which is world class gorgeous and worth revisiting on a daily basis a la Grand Central Station and the Globe. The city of Cordoba is quiet, lovely and again Moorish. Very spiritual in an other worldly sense (Catholic, Islam, Jewish).
Food in the city was fine.
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... The guide was informative about former Jewish designs and foods being masked and reworked even after the Jews were kicked out of Spain in 1492.
The synagogue was across the street so we went for a brief look. It is very small. A note in the house across the road noted there are only three working synagogues in Spain today [one here and the other two in Toledo], Whew! Nobody was checking for any entry fee so saved 0.3E; party time.
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This was the second time that the children and I have used the Conway Bridge. The only thing that we didn't have this year was the weather, but thats England for you.
Third time on Conway bridge , staff lovely, boat clean, very helpful,
have been with Bridge Craft for a number off years and always extremely pleasant
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A lovely little adventure. Shame the on board loos were smelly. However everybody must do this once in their lives!
A great holiday & boat from a very nice family run business
Really enjoyed our holiday despite occasional rain. Was not sure this boat could go under Potter H bridge so we're a bit limited on travel (stats on dashboard say it will not go under the bridge). However it was really easy to drive and I loved the driving position and option to just open a tiny bit if the roof if needed.
the boat was comfortable and easy to handle, the location was very good andthe weather was fine all leading to lovely holiday
Very relaxing. Enjoyed the different places to moor up and stay each night. Varied from being next to woodland, to next to pub and a couple of shops, to next to grassed park. Always a short walk from a watering hole (pub). We were fortunate to have good weather for the whole week so not sure how much I would have enjoyed it had we not been so lucky.
Had a great few days . The people at the boat year are lovely and we had a bottle of wine teabags milk coffee suger and a washing up pack all on the boat a really lovely touch from the owners
Loved it!
Nice relaxing holiday , so enjoyable to let the world go by , see the wildlife close up
Best of all to moor up and enjoy the fantastic pubs, who are all very welcoming,
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Conway is a great boat from an excellent boat yard. We hired this boat many times over the last 6 years (two humans and a dog) and it suits us perfectly. Would recommend to anyone.
Great layout and easy to handle. Would only book this boat again in summer as very cold on a night. Take your own fitted sheet for the double as the flat sheet supplied slips on the faux leather double bed, we ended up buying one. Staff very friendly and helpful. We had a problem with the gas bottle and they came out to our location straight away to fix.
The staff at Bridgecraft are fantastic and take pride in the quality of their boats.
We always have a fantastic holiday with Bridgecraft - family run and personal, nothing is too much trouble. We have been with them several times and will definitely use them again next year.
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With great difficulty because of the bright sun casting shadows i photographed the koi carp in the pools at the garden up the road which had a fete for charity. Easier to photograph the plants!
Quite a puddle outside the kitchen door this morning but it is forecast for the rain to clear away to the east this morning and it is looking brighter already which is good as I have a garden party to go to this afternoon for two charities. Still feels cold but have not been as unfortunate as my daughterin Ballymena who has lost all her tomato plants to frost. We will all have to look out on Thursday night as frost is forecastfor the whole country then.
Bristol Tool Co. got my replacement bolt (to replace the one with a dodgy thread) for my wheelbarrow in the post this morning so have been enjoying myself trundling up and down my paths with heavy pots . My scented geranium is smelling terrific now as I take off its withered leaves ready to put it out in the garden after threat of frost gone. The cosmos seeds I sowed on Saturday are up and very good germination percentage. All things growing apace despite the cold. Lovely sunshine today.
My bungalow was built in 1928 on a farmer's field which was called the spring field so the name of the bungalow is "Springfield" So far I have not found a spring.so perhaps it is named after the season. I do have loads of spring flowers. My boys used to dig up bones, mostly fox or cat which they gave dinosaur- like names to. and displayed in their "Museum".
I will need that coat on again today as still chilly though sunny and dry. It is warmer working outside than staying in the house however. My hands are so cold typing this even with a mug of tea beside me Nights are going to be warmer for the rest of the week so perhaps the threat of frost is receding. My friend sent me emails of his salsify which closes up at noon and his yellow tulips with the wrong label which were supposed to be red. They are lovely but spoiled his colour scheme of purple and red this year.
It was only 2degrees but did not see any frost. I am afraid the weather is going downhill for a bit. It was quite cold working out in the garden today despite the sunshine so I wore my gardening coat.
Oh my goodness you must have been really tired to fall asleep at Poldark! I know I may be unusual in that I watch is so critically, shouting at the TV when the cameraman shows a Naturalised plant that I know had not reached Cornwall in those days, but it was almost like a melodrama last night! Had a good lunch so now going out to fill my daily basket of weeds for the green wheeliebin.
My goodness that cold gets to me now. I have only done an hour and had to come in for a coffee, but no new plantings seem to be affected by it though I have been careful not to put anything tender out despite the warm weather. Lots of dandelions with clocks on already! But the astonishing thing is that my weigelas (three very large ones) are covered in buds and some of the buds have opened. I rely on them for shrubs in flower in July usually. They were pretty early last year and I had twl flowerings in the one year so perhaps the same will happen this year.
You are a night owl. flumpy! I am sound asleep by eleven most nights! A shock to the system today as it was only 2 degrees at 7o'clock! Definitely back into my gardening coat today. Some days last week i was gardening in Tshirt and jeans. But the fleecy trousers are back on this morning. The sun is shining brightly however and no rain forecast for Bristol today, just cold.
If you have any old net curtains or can get some from the charity shop that is the cheapest way to defeat the frost, rather than going to the garden centre. Your sweet peas will climb very well up your trellis your husband has built. I usually make a wigwam from three canes and plant it in a big pot of compost and grow six or seven plants in it. Tomorrow I will be taking the last of my 20 bags of compost up to my potager, planting out more of my broad beans, sowing some annuals and clearing more of my paths. Weather permitting.


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"It happened overnight." On April 9, 1940, German forces invaded Denmark, where they would remain until surrendering in 1945. Also overnight was the start of a Danish resistance movement—not the result of government initiatives, but rather the selfless actions of individuals who risked their lives.
Decked out in the latest Parisian fashions for 1897, New York City debutantes and cousins Dacia and Lou are traveling on the Orient Express to their mothers' native country, Romania. They should be thrilled, as everyone knows Bucharest is the vacation spot for wealthy Europeans. But why are there so many behind-closed-door arguments after the teens arrive?
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Bowser has led a tough life, avoiding thugs in the city before ending up in an animal rescue shelter in Louisiana's bayou country. Life hasn't been easy for 11-year-old Birdie Gaux, either. With a police detective father killed in the line of duty and an engineering mother working on an oil rig off the coast of Africa, Birdie is being raised by Grammy, who owns a bait store and gives swamp tours. When Birdie selects Bowser as a belated birthday present, the lovable mutt and spunky tween become a formidable sleuthing team.
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When young Ursula Brown reaches the estate of the Vaughns (who are also recognizable as the Three Bears) to be a governess for their son, Teddy, her story becomes less a simple fairy-tale retelling and more of a mash-up of classic literary tropes.
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The Handheld Library: Mobile Technology and the Librarian provides the information and guidance librarians need to adapt themselves and their facilities to the mobile revolution—the fastest, most diffuse worldwide technological innovation in human history.
The book provides an up-to-date survey of how mobile technologies are affecting library use, library services, library systems, librarians, and library users at various types of libraries. The authors cover core topics related to mobile libraries, including mobile reference, eBooks, mobile websites, and QR codes, and address aspects of the mobile revolution less frequently covered in the literature, such as mobile health information services, the use of mobile technologies on archival work, the impact of the mobile revolution on physical libraries, and the ways in which new mobile technologies are creating professional development opportunities within the profession. While this resource is specifically targeted toward librarians who plan and provide services using mobile technologies, academic, public, and other librarians will also find the ideas and information within useful.less
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12:00 AM, Aug 18, 2006 • By EMILY HUNT
DESPITE CHARACTERIZATIONS of last week's thwarted attempt to blow up ten transatlantic flights as "homegrown," Pakistan, rather than the United Kingdom, has emerged as the epicenter of planning. The incident is part of a wider pattern--the past six weeks alone have revealed that several other aspiring and successful militants had similar connections to Pakistan. This trend suggests that, contrary to conventional wisdom, a physical sanctuary and training ground are essential to a successful terror plot.
On the first anniversary of the July 2005 London attacks, Ayman al-Zawahiri released a tape featuring the video wills of bombers Mohammed Siddique Khan and Shehzad Tanweer, suggesting that the two had trained with al Qaeda members in Pakistan before perpetrating the suicide bombings that killed 52 civilians on the London Underground. The video's release preceded the train bombings in Bombay, India, which killed 207 people, by less than a week. Indian authorities suspect the bombers trained in Pakistan before infiltrating Indian territory. Just weeks prior to the India attack, Lebanese police arrested Assem Hammoud on suspicion of planning to bomb the Holland Tunnel in New York. Hammoud told police that he had planned to train for the attack in Pakistan and to impart his knowledge to his co-conspirators. Hammoud is just one of dozens of terrorists who have been apprehended since September 11 while seeking training in Pakistan, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Bangladesh, and several key African countries.
All of these plots, successful and otherwise, contradict a prevalent theory in counter-terrorism circles that all the skills necessary to conduct a successful attack can be learned in the comfort of a terrorist's own home. This paradigm is based on the belief that internet technology has removed the need for terrorist training camps by creating a virtual safe haven where youth can self-radicalize and self-train. Bomb making and target selection are 'easy.' An attacker can simply download instructions and maps off the internet, purchase readily available materials to construct the explosive, and voilá, a fully formed terrorist emerges from behind his computer, competent to conceive, fund, plan, and execute a sophisticated terrorist attack. Such streamlined attack planning puts law enforcement at a disadvantage by decreasing the window of opportunity to detect and disrupt a plot.
So if terrorism is this simple, why are so many militants risking apprehension to travel thousands of miles to known terrorist sanctuaries? It turns out that terrorism is tougher than it looks. The risks of connecting with hardcore militant networks are minimal compared with the risks operating independently.
Even the savviest of terrorists have a low attack success rate, and Murphy's law--that everything that can go wrong, will--applies to terrorists and law enforcement alike. Inexperienced individuals are especially prone to error during the planning stage, and bomb construction remains one of the most daunting obstacles. Minor miscalculations in constructing an explosive device can result in significant setbacks, injury, or even death. Since September 11, hundreds of aspiring terrorists all over the world have been killed by the premature detonation of their own bombs. Suicide bombers are willing to die, but they want to take the maximum number of victims with them. Guidance from professionals helps them to do that.
But the psychological benefits of training and mentorship may be as important as the tactical ones. Learning from an expert can provide a novice with the necessary confidence to keep his cool and evade law enforcement. Time at a training camp also creates an opportunity for ideological indoctrination and interaction with a community of dedicated militants, which can galvanize the will of a young operative.
From the perspective of terrorist facilitators--those who make it their job to empower would-be terrorists--the track record of attacks speaks for itself. Even after the disruption of al Qaeda's Afghan safe haven, the most successful terrorist attacks are almost without fail perpetrated by trained operatives, including the London, Madrid, and Bali bombings, the most recent India attacks, and the series of bombings against tourist targets in Egypt over the past two years. Compare the lethality and psychological impact of these attacks with the efforts of the terrorist cell that was dismantled in Miami, Florida in June of this year. Those operatives, untrained and isolated from global jihadist networks, could hardly decide how to purchase their combat boots--a display of incompetence unlikely to strike fear in the hearts of infidels.


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It took eight games, but the Kenai River Brown Bears finally got the measure of the Fairbanks Ice Dogs, winning 5-3 on the road in an NAHL game tonight, courtesy of a late third-period rally.
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Kenai River trailed 3-2 late in the third period before Matt Rudin (two goals, one assist) and Albin Karlsson scored 76 seconds apart to generate a 4-3 lead. Rudin added an empty-net goal.
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With its best February on record, Mazda Australia has moved into number two spot in the Australian market behind Toyota.
Significantly, it is now - for the first time ever - into double figures for market share, holding 11.0 percent of the Australian market year-to-date (YTD) and 10.6 percent for February.
For this 'smaller than the average bear' Japanese manufacturer, in a total market that is down 3.8 percent for the month and 3.7 percent year to date, that is a remarkable performance.
It also underscores the anomaly that is the Australian market for 'Toyo Kogyo', Mazda Motor Corporation, and its global footprint.
In no other market anywhere is Mazda such a force.
But Australian buyers like and respect Mazda products. From the Mazda2 to the CX-5, they have a dynamism and feel that is more-typically European, but with the suspension travel, comfort and reliability that suits Australia's harsher, and harder, road conditions.
The CX-5, with 1752 sales last month and 3,605 sales year-to-date is the country's top-selling SUV. The BT-50 pickup, with 1248 February sales also performed strongly, just pipping the Mazda2 with 1242 sales.
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It is almost unthinkable, but little Mazda is in hot pursuit of giant Toyota, and now, while not yet snapping at the heels, is at least in the same straight as its adversary.
Mazda, with a vastly smaller range, has sold 18,582 cars for January and February (up 5.3 percent). Toyota dealers, with a far larger model range sitting across many more segments, sold 29,846 vehicles for the same period (up, but just slightly, an improvement of 1.5 percent on 2013).
Toyota's lead and 2014 tally is placing it in line for a 12th consecutive year as Australia's best-selling automotive brand.
But, at 17.6 percent market share for this year - a 6.6 percent gap over Mazda, and narrowing - it may be slowly losing its grip on the 20 percent (plus or minus) market share it has enjoyed for the better part of 25 years.
'May be', of course, are the operative words there.
Toyota has a number of cars in its current line-up becoming due for replacement, the segment-leading HiLux among them (with 3348 sales in February).
And, with a new Kluger coming next week, it will soon have some fresh ammunition in its armoury.
Holden, perhaps a little surprisingly, although displaced by Mazda for second place by the barest of margins, has managed to hold onto its market share (up from 9.4 percent YTD 2013, to 10.4 percent YTD 2014), ditto Ford at 7.7 percent YTD, down a marginal 0.41 percent.
Blood on the tracks
It is in the minor placings where things are getting interesting. Both Nissan and Mitsubishi are flagging, level-pegging on 5.2 percent market share YTD (nearly exactly half Mazda's 11.0 percent YTD, and down from 8.8 percent last year, Nissan, and from 6.0 percent, Mitsubishi).
In both Nissan and Mitsubishi's case, it's the light commercial sector that's knocking them about.
Sales of the ageing Navara, and the equally-aged Triton, have nose-dived. The Navara 4X4 is down 49.5 percent YTD, the Navara 4X2 down 61.2 percent.
For the Triton, the story is a little more mixed: down 40.2 percent for the volume-selling 4X4, but up 34.2 for the lesser 4X2.
What's happening in this segment is that the HiLux is holding its own with a dominant 3348 sales, but the Ranger is gathering pace with 1901 sales; so too the Colorado with 1471 sales for February and BT-50 with 1248 sales.
These Johnny-come-latelies are not troubling HiLux greatly, but taking great chunks out of the market share of the once-powerful Navara and steady Triton.
Top Ten sales for light commercial vehicles for February 2014 (combining 4X4 and 4X2 sales)
- Toyota HiLux: 3348 sales
- Ford Ranger: 1901 sales
- Holden Colorado: 1471 sales
- Nissan Navara: 1264 sales
- Mazda BT-50: 1248 sales
- Mitsubishi Triton: 1227 sales
- Isuzu D-Max: 797 sales
- VW Amarok: 623 sales
- Landcruiser ute: 590 sales
- Great Wall V200: 150 sales
Believe it or not, something we thought we might never see, but both Volkswagen Amarok and Landcruiser Ute beat Holden Ute, 458 sales, and Falcon Ute, 232 sales. We live in unusual times.
Also interesting is that Ford Ranger with 1901 sales - Ford Australia's top-selling car - outsold the combined total of Falcon and Territory, 549 sales and 789 respectively, and also outsold Focus, 1355 sales.
Who would ever have thunk that?
Top Ten selling vehicles for February 2014
- Mazda3: 3969 sales
- Toyota HiLux: 3348 sales
- Toyota Corolla: 3332 sales
- Holden Commodore: 2777 sales.
- Hyundai i30: 2372 sales
- Ford Ranger: 1901 sales
- Toyota Camry: 1891 sales
- Volkswagen Golf: 1780 sales
- Mazda CX-5: 1752 sales
- Toyota RAV4: 1614 sales
Where's the Cruze? Down a few more places with 1433 sales, alongside Ford's excellent Focus with less, 1355 sales.
(It has to be asked: does Ford know how to market a strong product portfolio? Update: Ford has today confirmed a commitment to a great focus on marketing.)
The most interesting remaining observations is that the Malibu is a disaster for Holden with 115 sales (cobwebs are growing over the scorer there), and - astonishingly - we have a Jeep pressing for entry to the top ten.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is now outselling the Prado by a comfortable margin and, with 1370 sales in February and 46 percent growth in sales YTD, it's going to gatecrash the top ten in a month or three.
Something else we'd never have thunk.
Tim O'Brien
TMR Managing Editor
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hahaha mazda overtaking BIG.T[tm.F/0] dont think so
Its about time Toyota *for once* flex some muscle stop being mr.nice-guy and crush mazda [as a bit of sport] they could buy that company with its petty cash [most likely spend more or just the staff gym] and dump the stock BECAUSE THEY CAN
They will OBEY Toyota or will be purchased as Toyota did with Subaru
Thank God Mitsubishi GROUP is huge otherwise it too would be bullied if Toyota feels like it
- MotorMouth says,
2 years ago4 likesToyota do not own Subaru, it is part of Fuji Heavy industries, in which Toyota has just a 16% stake. Nissan used to own 20% of it but they sold that to GM, who divested themselves of it about 10 years ago.
Toyota do not own Subaru, it is part of Fuji Heavy industries, in which Toyota has just a 16% stake. Nissan used to own 20% of it but they sold that to GM, who divested themselves of it about 10 years ago.
They, BIG.T run the show, FHI was close to broke and BIG.T saved them [google that] the first joint venture will be what BIG.T say which will be a new Tribeca rebaged Kluger
- MotorMouth says,
2 years ago1 likeMazda always look the goods early in the year when fleet buyers are on holidays but by mid-year things will have settled and they'll be back in 4th place.
What will be interesting is to see what happens with Toyota and Holden when local manufacturing ceases. It has previously had a devastating effect on sales for companies like Mitsubishi and Datsun (Nissan). I reckon 2018 will be Mazda's big opportunity to climb the sales ladder. I doubt they'll challenge Toyota but they are a shoo-in to overtake Holden and could well end up ahead of Hyundai, too.
- 5 valve per cylinder says,
2 years agoGood on Mazda.
Especially now they are standing on their own. No partners whatsoever, designing, building everything from scratch.
- Good too see Mazda thrashing try hards like Nissan & Mitsubishi. These two brands make perfectly competent products (for the most part - but the Nissan Juke - really???) Mitsubishi push old outdated products which aren't cutting it any more and all they can do is discount, discount, discount to keep them viable. Sure the Mazda 2 and 3 are long in the tooth but right up to the end they keep selling in volume. I'd love to the the numbers sold of the top 10 brands with the fleet sales taken out ...
- Agree with these comments, but you left our how bad Honda has become.
The new Pulsar and Civic are laughable compared to the new Mazda 3. Yet they are very similar in price.
I can see the Civic (sedan) and Pulsar sales plummet now that the 3 has been released.
Why they don't release a Civic refresh like North America did 12 months ago is beyond me.
- I can't believe that so many sheeple bought RAV4/7s.
Also Ateco must be crying with Great Wally heading south like Chery (although it never headed north)- what has it left in is stable that's selling?
Finally, Tojo hasn't taken over Subaru but has a small shareholding and commercial arrangement - hence the 86. The only desirable Toyotas have been the ones made by Yamaha and Subaru or had engines made or tweaked by Yamaha. If Tojo's product was half as good as its production methods it'd be great but its not. That's not to say its product is bad - its just bland like Electrolux's.
- You're 100% right about Ford not knowing how to market their products Tim. I've just bought a Focus ST and found it to be such a brilliant car - so comfortable, well made and has fantastic performance, but also with an agressive sporty look that the Gti lacks. Their range is solid even with the old Territory. The Fiesta is top of the class, as is the generation-old Mondeo and despite the closure of the plant, the Falcon is the best large car they've ever had. The Ranger is also the best looking and one of the most capable of all the utes as well. The tinny and awkward looking EcoSport is the one blip on their product radar. Ford's products should be flying off the showroom floor yet they continue to drop market share.
Ford need some hero cars - like the Mustang we've been told is coming back. Bring back the F150 as well - it looks great and commands attention on the road. The new Mondeo looks to be the best in the class and if the Falcon update looks similar (as rumoured) it will go out on a high. There are not too many manufacturers that have the extensive history of Ford and that should be recognised.
If you're reading this Ford, focus (sic) on your achievements to-date, give us your hero cars and show Australia how good the products you make really are!
- marketing people of FORD australia should let the public know that the focus is the best selling car in the world two years in the running,it is a great product...
- Mike Stevens [TMR] says,
2 years ago2 likesToyota disputes that. Focus is the best selling nameplate or badge in the world, but Toyota says it sells the Corolla in various names around the world and that if they all wore 'Corolla' badges, it would be the top seller.
- Good on Mazda for shaking them all up.
I am in the market for a small/medium (Civic, Mazda 3) car.
Comparing the Civic which 'was' know for quality, technology and features to the Mazda 3 is amazing. The Civic has cheaper harder plastic than Hyundai Accent/i30, and nowhere near as many features as the 3, or even compared to the Civic sedan in North America.
So, my point is, Mazda is giving us the features and quality of larger more expensive cars, in smaller, more affordable variants.
Honda on the other hand has lost the plot and doesn't even register on the list.
- I like competition... Toyota need to do better than the current Corolla... They need a Golf killing car. Toyota can easily dispense the Golf and the 3... Instead they chose to be conservative.
I like competition... Toyota need to do better than the current Corolla... They need a Golf killing car. Toyota can easily dispense the Golf and the 3... Instead they chose to be conservative.
BIG.T do NOT have to do any better with the Corolla, its the #1 seller on the planet, how could one do any better than that?
- Mazda build crap cars, I work on them every day and when I pull one apart to fit a towbar I always find embedded rust, one of my customers bought an Maz3 MPS and when I pulled it apart the rust was so severe a wire wheel could get it off, sent photo's to Mazda and they said too bad, it's not penetrating rust so no warranty. The customer traded it in two years later and bought a Subaru Liberty and still has it to this day five years later. Mazda's production process has flaws, they won't listen and don't care. Cheap tinny trash.
- The latest Corolla (Hatchback) is not as good as the Hyundai i30. The interior is bland, the ergonomics not as good as the Hyundai, the touch screen is in a bad position and difficult to read (my work Camry Hybrid has the same screen but in a better position) the boot is smaller than the i30 (98 litres smaller) and the fuel economy poorer (actual 6.1 l/100kms versus 5.8 l/100kms) on a long trip. Warranty is shorter, more expensive to maintain (service every 6mths 10000kms). Toyota sell more cars as they spend more on advertising than anyone else. Hyundai/Kia group is the company that Toyota and all others need to watch out for.
- Totally agree with comments about Ford not knowing how to market their own products. For many years the Falcon has been an excellent product. A recent stint in an XR6 hire car re-confirmed the point for me. Yet it was invisible in the media! Same goes for Mondeo and Focus.
- try owning one long term, had a demo BA for a work car, transmission was about to die at 130,000, went through 3 power steering pumps warrenty luckily, some issue with the throttle where it would cut out when warming up that ford could never fix (couple of scary moments pulling into a roundabout), Centre stack with CD player and air con died (again lucky with warrenty or would of been 4k apparently) AC died after 4 years. Wouldnt touch one again, my second car EF XR6 was faultless, (appart from AC) lots of people bought a BA and they would of been burned.
- XD: 320,000km, EA: 300,000km, EF: 265,000km,
AUii: 270,000km, FG: 110,000km
That's over 1.25 million km in Falcons.
Other than regular maintenance the only issues in that time have been 1 head gasket, 1 alternator, steering rack seal and half a set of diff bushes.
That makes Long term ownership prety damn good!
Pity I couldn't say the same about the engine reguilds for 2 of the 4 Toyotas I've owned.
- be thankful you missed the BA series then, forgot to mention, brakes seemed to warp every 10,000 kays, buckets of crap, i had the EF from 220,000 kays up till 375,000, when i sold it i got asked a couple of times if it was a company car lol, hard sell with that many kays back then though, let it go for 3k to some young fella


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