Jumping Ship

You just walked the plank maitee! Hopefully there's no sharks in them there waters.

 

Ha when it comes to the truck no women in my life would ever have a say!


TACOMA ALL THE WAY

 

My wife would agree with your's! She isn't really taken by the Taco like I am, she kinda liked the luxurious, gas guzzelin' land yacht we had. It WAS comfortable I have to admit.

No reason to leave the family....visit often and we can shower you with abuse, like a crazy long-lost cousin

 

As much as I love this truck, if GM offered a upsized S-10 with an updated 4.3 instead of the 5 cyclinder Colarodo, I would have at least looked thier way first.

 

Are you planning on buying two general motors vehicles?
You will need the second one to pick you up from the shop 4-5 times a month. Dont forget your $15,000 rebate!

Find a TOYOTA dealer that isn't a slime ball.

 

I honestly think you made the right decision. The Tundra may be more powerful than its competitors but it doesn't have the tough frame a full-sized gasoline pickup needs to support a heavy payload. Furthermore, the Tundra's suspension doesn't do a good job absorbing the shocks from rough terrain. However, despite all this, I think the Tundra will be a more reliable vehicle.

Toyota's reputation is with their cars...not their trucks. Toyota makes better cars than its American competitors..thats a fact. But when it comes to full-sized pickups, Toyota lacks in terms of capability to its American competitors. But makes up for it with reliability...in other words...less repairs needed!

 

When I saw under the hood of the Colorado...I was totally turned off by the 5-cyl. engine. I mean come on!!! 5! How cheap is that? Probably the only vehicle out there with a number of cylinders that's not a multiple of 2

lolz.

 

The trend towards sleazy local dealerships for Toyota is alive and well here, also. I wouldn't deal with either Toyota dealer in ABQ (they're both owned by Larry H Miller) due to past experience...

 

wow you have never laid under a new tundra have you? the old tundras may have been 9/10ths of a fullsize but that is no where near accurate for the new ones. Point is buy the truck you and your wife agree on.... personally I think the new gm's are all hideous design front back and sides... look like they ran out of ideas and copy and pasted different parts of different trucks.

 

Hell yeah!


Lucky for me, my girlfriend loves Tacomas.