Originally Posted by
NSXType-R
No, they don't. But in racing they do. Which company of the Japanese big 3 have been most successful in racing altogether (motorcycles, F1, etc.)?
Well, seeing as they've done different types of racing, it's pretty hard to say.
Honda has the most stuff covered, as it's campaigned winners in F1, MotoGP, SuperGT, Baja, LeMans, Group A., and a bunch of other smaller series/races (Macau)
Toyota has had more success in WRC, as their Celica, Corolla, and Supra models have had varying degrees of success, but their road-racing efforts haven't been as successful. But they have had several podium finishes in F1 and LeMans.
Nissan has lots of road racing success with their GT-R, winning Bathurst, a 2nd at LeMans, Macau, and a shitload of domestic trophies. Back when they were Prince, their R380 was also pretty successful, but not GT-R-levels of domination. Don't count out the Z cars too - they've won everything from SCCA to LeMans (well, at least class wise).
But who could forget Mazda?
They're still the only make to win an overall 1st at LeMans.
So, the only answer is to draw your own conclusions.
I'm dropping out to create a company that starts with motorcycles, then cars, and forty years later signs a legendary Brazilian driver who has a public and expensive feud with his French teammate.