well after a serch on toyota.com this is all i can find abou Gm and toyota

New United Motor Manufacturing, Inc.

Manufacturing plant in Fremont, California. Established in 1984.

 

NUMMI, a Toyota/General Motors joint venture, manufactures the Corolla and Tacoma for Toyota, and the Pontiac Vibe for General Motors. The plant has an annual capacity of 370,000 vehicles.

so they just had the odd JOINT venture as in 50/50 effert job not saying that toyota is GM's Starscream

.2. So far, in general terms Takara has been doing this: Smokescreen = Rally car, Sideswipe = High end super-car, Hound = Military jeep.

Since when is the Jeep Wrangler Sport a military Jeep?

So, based on what I've seen and what I've shared:

Tracks as a 'vette with a black repaint as a Decepticon, Sunstreaker as a Viper, Jazz as a RX-8, some BMW most likely a 7 series as an Autobot, with a repaint oversized rims and added sound system as Soundwave, Bumblebee as the rumored Dodge Neon, Trailbreaker as a H2, and I'm about dry for now.

 

Share what you think, and please add what you know.

Until your post, I've never seen any rumors about either a BMW 7-er or H2.

 

I have seen several rumors regarding a Dodge Ram pick-up (which I tend believe for due to DC's willingness to licence the Viper, Jeep and possibly the Neon).

 

Also, there was a rumor of a Honda S2000 (which I'm taking with a grain of salt).

Concerning Alternators, I think the only thing we can be sure of is this:

 

we're gonna see a lot more fanboy bitching!!!!

*Starscream*

Since when is the Jeep Wrangler Sport a military Jeep?

Only overseas. At least for now.

5. The G1 line used mostly Japanese and Western European (Italian and German) cars, with mostly American utility trucks and maybe the vans.

Only Hound, and you have to REALLY fudge it there. Hound wasn't actually a real Jeep jeep, he was a Mitsubishi clone of the Willys-Jeep CJ-3B, I forget the model designation. Trailbreaker/Hoist were Toyota Hiluxes, and Ironhide/Ratchet were Nissan Oneboxes. Skids looked like a Mazda MPV in the 'toon but the toy was a Honda City Car. The minibot trucks weren't really accurate to anything, although Bumblebee was an obvious VW, Windcharger a Trans Am and Cliffjumper said to be a Porsche 944, although I think he was a Toyota Supra or Mitsubishi Starion. As to Optimus and Grapple/Inferno, who knows? I dont know much about that type of truck.

Optimus was either a Freightliner or a Peterbuilt COE. (not exactly sure.)

 

All I can say is that they have enough Autobots, time to come out with some MILITARY Decepticons. They can still go with the F-15 Eagle for the seeker Decepticons (it's predicted to be in use for at least the next 5-10 years), or for something more modern, the F-22 Raptor.

Optimus was either a Freightliner or a Peterbuilt COE. (not exactly sure.)

I'd say Freightliner.

 

And by the way, it's spelled "Peterbilt". Without an "u".

true on both counts. Thanks.