Toyota Trucks

[Radar]

Maybe one day you can own a Toyota

When my current pickup gives up, I will look at the Tundra. I like that Tacoma but they gonna be making them in Mexico pretty soon.

[Radar]

But that makes no sense. TBH posted that all trucks cost about the same

Some guys get 65k dollar trucks for 40k on here, they say they just call the dealer up and tell them this is how much I am paying and the heavens just open up and they got a new truck in the driveway.

[Snowflake Killa]

I have a certain lease member/TBHer that drives a Tundra and just had to drop 3 grand replacing his front axle/differential....so it happens..without mystery.


That being said I am considering them... mostly because their front seats are roomier...

Say it ain't so

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[Smokeater]

Vehicles aren't an investment...they're a tool. Paid it off in 3-4 years and drive it for 10 or 12...prolly more. Gonna cost you a certain amount to get somewhere. I guess it's all how you wanna get there. If you want shiny sparkly stuff with big ol curb jumpers on it then get it! I like the stripped down "work" trucks. Can't stand all that frilly electronic shat that loves to go haywire. I know the EPA has done more than their share to eph up vehicles and make em cost more!

[Chad C]

Some guys get 65k dollar trucks for 40k on here, they say they just call the dealer up and tell them this is how much I am paying and the heavens just open up and they got a new truck in the driveway.

I don't know about all that business, But I just picked up a Chevy LT Trail Boss with a BS sticker price of a little over 57K, drove off a hair over 43K. All I did was call my guy, he even delivered the **** thing.

[WyoBull]

I have had 6 Toyota's over the years and loved every one of them. What do I drive today? a 2017 Ford F350 which I also love but own it because I have a slide in truck camper and need the payload.

Unfortunately, the Tundra (owned one of them as well) has squat (and they do) for payload. If Tundra came in a true 3/4 and 1 ton configuration, I think they could own a good part of that segment market share.

I would love to have a Tacoma again (had two of those) as my daily driver/hunting and country rig but financially it makes zero sense to do that.

[Muel9293]

just like with any trucks there are some good some bad and every once in awhile you get a lemon.

[breederbuck33]

You guys like Toyotas so much please PM me about my wife's 4runner. I hate it!

[BonesandArrow]

I love how my back window goes down so I can have my kid grab me a beer out of the cooler.

Me too!

[67olds442]

Me too!

Right on buddy

[bbqfan5909]

When you fold that 2 pc tailgate down, does it hot your trailer hitch?

Lol, I went the other way. I had 218,000 miles on my Ford Lariat. I went for the GMC over the Toyota and Ford.

[Mike D]

When you fold that 2 pc tailgate down, does it hot your trailer hitch?

Yes it does.

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[Johnny Dangerr]

I have a certain lease member/TBHer that drives a Tundra and just had to drop 3 grand replacing his front axle/differential....so it happens..without mystery.


That being said I am considering them... mostly because their front seats are roomier...

If you are really using the 4X4 regularly you will change out the front end every 125K. My Tundra has been changed out twice. I go through river crossings with too much stuff in the bed. 300K and going strong...........

[CEO]

Saw a Tundra driver on the car shield infomercial this morning. He said it had broken down three times in the first 78,000 miles. I assume he was either drunk, or someone sold him an F150 with Tundra badges.

[Huntindad]

If you are really using the 4X4 regularly you will change out the front end every 125K. My Tundra has been changed out twice. I go through river crossings with too much stuff in the bed. 300K and going strong...........

I am considering a 4x4 in a tundra. I wouldn't use it very often. Wonder if it would be worth it and would it last?