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<title>Speed:Sport:Life : Avoidable Contact #27: The end, and the beginning, of great Japanese cars.</title>
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<description>The insightful observations by Jack cannot be discounted, nor can anyone who has been carefully observing the automotive marketplace of the past 20-30 years fail to come to basically the same conclusions.  There is a &amp;quot;law of gravity&amp;quot; that pertains to automotive success stories, too.  It goes up, therefore, sooner or later, it MUST come back down.  We&amp;#039;re seeing the down-part for the Japanese.  Certainly it is more difficult to detect than the fall from grace of our domestic makers...they slammed into the ground with the force of a falling Airbus, while the current Japanese malaise is more like Sully Sullenberger&amp;#039;s relatively gentle splashdown into the Hudson River this summer.  But, in the end, both are scored as crashes.   </description>
<pubDate>Mon, 10 Aug 2009 16:02:33 +0000</pubDate>
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