I just leased my first Taco

First off thank you to all of you for answering my questions.

I picked up an 08 Pre-Runner DC TRD sport package in silver. The car came equipped with the JBL system and 6 disc changer.

What a great car and I realized this as I took my first fast turn around a corner and felt the rear wheels and the LSD doing its work as it did not lose any traction.

Not as powerful as I want it to be, but it doesn't eat as much gas either which is good.

Whatever you guys do, don't get me started on modding this car!!!! haha

I'll post pics after I tint the windows!

 

Welcome to TW, glad you like the truck, remember trucks are about power through torque, you will notice this with time as you start hauling and or towing, nothing but grins from here on out.

 

yes congrats and welcome to tw. ive got a 5 lug reg cab. im modding for bolt on performance. not alot of hp gains. just sounds good.

 

welcome to tw!!! glad to hear you got a tacoma!!! post pics when you get a chance!!

 

welcome to tw Toyhauler. and your 1st mod should be calling your "car" a taco or a truck

 

+1

 

haha thats a done deal

thanks for all the welcome definitely going to post pics, that is the least I can do after all your help.

BTW Rick, I find your avator extremely offensive, please send a full resolution picture for my review

 

+1

Dave

 

You'll find the V6 is pretty powerful the more you drive it. Remove the secondary intake, swap in a higher flow filter (AFE ProDryS), maybe a muffler/cat-back, and you'll feel it even more.

I would peruse this thread: http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/technical-chat/4838-cheap-free-mods.html

 

All due respect, but i'm not even going to click on that thread b/c i'll start modding and blowing money again . Thanks though haha

 

u leasing it and doing modify to it??

chryslers is not letting people leasing trucks and cars now. they want to make their money and go!

 

Thats the cheap/free mod section. Designed so that you dont have to spend all your money.

Congrats on the new truck.

 

There's a reason for that: They get stuck with a used vehicle that they can't sell under these current market conditions so "make their money and go" isn't the whole truth. Car companies are losing all kinds of money with their leasing programs.