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"Clash of the Titans" is a new series of polls that pits one titan of today's world (companies, brands, etc.) against another. Because the range of topics for this is huge, when all available options have been used, the winner will be placed into the Hall of Fame.

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Last Week's Winner

Last week, Toyota overwhelmingly beat PSA Peugeot Citroen.

Toyota Motor Company: 92%
Volkswagen AG: 7%

Total Votes: 14

This week, Toyota will take on the last of our automakers, Renault-Nissan.

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Facts about the Titans

Toyota Motor Company
- Founded in 1933
- Produces Toyota, Lexus, Hino, and Daihatsu vehicles
- Revenue in 2005 was $173 billion USD

Renault-Nissan Alliance (No official website for alliance)
- Two separate entities, but formed alliance in 1999
- Produces Renault, Dacia, and Nissan vehicles
- Combined revenue in 2004 was approximately $127.1 billion USD

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Future Competitors
This is just a list of competitors that will show up in future rounds. Since the automakers list is now gone, these are ideas for future categories (in no order).

Computer manufacturers

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Feedback
You can suggest any kind of brand name/company to compete, it doesn't just have to relate to the certain topic.

Renault-Nissan Alliance because I love Nissans (I'm apparently one of the few who opts for things other than Toyota. *hides*).

Toyota Motor Company.

Again Toyota since I don't like Datsun that much.

Blech, unless its made in the US, Germany, or Italy I'm not interested. I'll take a Dodge over Toyota, Nissan, Mazda and Honda any day of the week.

Toyota makes the Prius, which is easily the coolest car ever. Rawk.

Nissan!, it makes the ultimate car, the Skyline

Meh, there are people who are into sports cars and then there are people who build up Civics, put hugely gigantic wings on the back of them when they have absolutely no reason to do it, then claim they can beat Vipers and Corvettes. I am the type of person who laughs at those people.

Keeping on topic, however, I'll pick Nissan simply because my family used to own one way back when.

Actually, Toyota is opening a new plant in San Antonio, Texas, so some Toyota trucks will be soon made in the US.