Toyota and Honda have been rivals for decades. They were even rivals in the 1960s and 1970s. But with Toyota’s recent rise to prominence as one of the most innovative car companies in the world, Honda has had to respond. The battle between the two has been going on for years, but it seems like it’s only just begun.

It all started back in the 1960s when Honda began producing cars in Japan. They weren’t any competition for Toyota at the time. However, as the Japanese economy began to take off, so did Toyota. And with the economic boom, Toyota started to take over the world. Honda was left behind in the dust.

But the Japanese automaker didn’t give up. Instead, they began making a comeback. Honda began to develop their cars, and it began to get a foothold in the United States.

However, the Japanese company wasn’t ready to give up. They knew that if they wanted to be successful, they had to get into the American market. So they decided to build a plant in the United States. This plant would manufacture cars in America.

And this is where the rivalry began. The two companies went head-to-head in the American market. Each company tried to outdo the other with their new models. And each company attempted to beat the others with their technology.

So who came out on top? It depends on who you ask. Some people say that Honda has the edge. Others say that Toyota has the advantage. The truth is that both companies have something to offer.

No one car is better than the other. Instead, it all comes down to what you want in your next car. Do you want a vehicle that is cheap and reliable? Then go with Honda. Or do you want a car that is expensive and reliable? Then go with Toyota.