What would Honda have to do to Snag Tacoma Buyers

Why would I? It serves as a reminder that I am forever subservient to the TW gods.

 

Priorities...

 

Because the Honda I work for has a great advancement program and its a great environment to work in. I don't like Hondas cars but I do like the way our managaement runs things

 

So you're saying sitting on my couch right now being well into a bottle of Baileys Irish Cream with my coffee before noon is bad???

 

ok the hide a spare is kinda neat....but with more complexity adds more issues (theoretically)

 

Your 01 has the best Diesel engine ever put in a ford, and arguably best in most trucks. I'd hold on to that gem

 

My former D-BAG coal roller...

 

Stick-on chrome panels... prime example of the stereotype. Well done

 

It does look cool doesn't it! Mom didn't even catch the charge on her credit card for those!

 

While your '14 KR may have stickered for $55K, that was the older Gen. The '15 model year brought a $6K increase on KR and Platinum's. Both are now $60K. I'm not even sure a 2WD can be found for $55K. Lariats now cost what KR and Platinum's did just 2 years ago. Ford's greediness is disgusting when it comes to trucks. They now even boast that they've never had higher average selling prices.

 

Ford hasn't raised the price anymore than GM or Toyota. Only Ram is still in the sewer.

 

yet has a better payload than a Taco....

 

and for good reason....couldn't give me one of those

 

Ford F150 KR's and Platinums increased substantially, and instantly with the '15 redesign. I've never seen GMC/Chevy do that in one model year. But they too are outrageous anymore and a Denali 1500 can be stickered for $60K. Toyota Tundra's are a huge bargain compared to the Big 3. Tundra Limited 4x4's are $47K. They haven't increased like Ford did in '15 and now come with an integrated brake controller and monster 38 gallon tank.

 

A Limited Tundra is about even on a Lariat Ford TBH. The 1794 Edition would be in the ballpark for options and trim to a KR... and after discounts the Ford is way cheaper. I'm not sure where you are pricing but after the 8-11K in discounts you can get on a Ford the Toyota is way overpriced for what it is, a decade old truck that had a face lift a few years ago.

My wifes F150 can take 36 gallons... and gets over 20 mpg. It's range is FAR greater than the Tundra given the Tundra's poorer fuel economy.

 

Resale is a joke on Chevy, Ford, and Dodge... JOKE

 

This right here.

 

People may get $10k off your KR $60k F150 but, it's still going to depreciate below a SR trim Tundra in a few years

 

What if the new Ridgeline just fucks with the balance of all existence and people actually carry stuff with it?

What if the F150 just took kids to their spinnercisedance games?

What if the only dirt a Dodge ever saw came in a bag?

What if?