3rd generation Tacoma life expectancy

I thing a brazillion

 

Isn't that a style of wax that a female might get?

 

Absolutely. And for my uses, a sarcastic unit of measure for a life expectancy question on a vehicle released a year ago.

 

Well the motor should last up to 180k miles according to the internet .... but my worries are the drive train, specifically the rear end...

http://mywikimotors.com/toyota-2gr/

 

That's 300k km, not miles. 180k miles

 

Some of it will depend on how you use the truck. Regardless of maintenance...some people are just hard on their equipment.

 

Edited thanks.

 

X2

 

I hope somebody steals mine and drives it off a cliff. Id love to see it smoldering in a flaming hole at the bottom.

 

How long will my truck last?
Infinity meters. I don't know how that converts to imperial.

 

I literally park mine on the street in front of my house hoping someone will drive off with it. I often leave the door unlocked too.

 

Some TW members put lots of miles on their Tacomas. I only drive about 12,000 miles per year. I generally just want something new long before my Toyotas reach the end of their lives. When I get tired of my 3rd Gen, maybe Tacomas will be self-driving.

 

Is that kinda like a "royale with cheese"? On account of the metric system...

 

I park mine in the garage so the suns damaging rays wont harm my awesome Tacoma.

 

Doesn't matter what we 'thing'.

It's like asking how long do you think John Doe will live.

Lots of variables, but only time will eventually tell.

Now my '13 is another story. Barring murder by a tourist who doesn't know where they are going, I expect an easy 25.37 years. In truck years, that's like 85.

 

I've been down your way. The (seemingly) self-driving Cadillac are mighty scary...

 

The last time I got whacked by a tourist, they tried to convince me that 'it was ok, their damage wasn't bad, and they didn't want my record blemished by having to pay for their repairs'.

As I was on the phone with the police, who I knew the station was like 4 blocks from us. I just smiled and suggested we let them sort it out.

Officer shook his head as he listened to their tale of my terrible driving. And wrote their citation for failure to yield.

However, I will say that dodging the snowbirds is much more predictable than the spring break herds.

 

No one knows the answer to your question. I never have run one till the end. I usually trade up at least every 4 years are around 80000 miles

 

In other news

 

Dashcam. I nearly tagged someone who ignored their Yield sign the other morning. Years ago someone hit my car then lied convincingly enough to the responding cop that I got a ticket.