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Originally posted by bbqfan5909 View PostWe live down the road from the toyota plant in Plano and know a few people who work there along with GM of local dealership is a good friend. Being told they overly built these trucks and expect 500k from it. I'm a Toyota fan boy after owning 3 tundras, please dont disappoint!
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Hummm.......it may grow on me. [emoji848] I'm on my 2nd tundra with the 5.7 and totally happy. The front grill definitely not my style but mentioned earlier it can be changed out. My 07 got 441k and never touched a bolt on the engine!!!! My 2019 is absolutely beast mode [emoji123]. Tundra has earned my business over and over!!!
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Originally posted by fish4food View PostDetails please?
I’ve read the 38 gallon tank actually only offers 30 useable gallons. Saw someone put 34. Most I’ve gotten in mine is 28, but I try not to get on E.
Seems prices have gone up and tank is smaller.
My low fuel light comes on with about 9 gallons left. I haven’t ran it empty but I’ve been pretty dang close.
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Originally posted by niceg3s View PostI’m more concerned what I’m going to be repairing in 10 years or 200k miles. Twin turbo and hybrid sound expensive and not going to make it that long. Could be wrong. That’s my primary concern. I’m aware diesels have turbos. I’ll end up buying a Tundra to be honest.
Another thing to worry about is the stupid batteries that are going to be expensive to replace. Last time I dug into it, at about 100k miles, the batteries needed to be replaced, and it cost a couple thousand to replace.
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Originally posted by ClayW View Post$1200 can fix that gas tank....Best thing I did for my '14 was the 49 gallon tank
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Originally posted by WItoTX View PostMy two cents, if Ford can make a TT motor last to 200k pretty consistently, I have to imagine Toyota should have no problem doing it.
Another thing to worry about is the stupid batteries that are going to be expensive to replace. Last time I dug into it, at about 100k miles, the batteries needed to be replaced, and it cost a couple thousand to replace.
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