Should I wait for 2018?

I'm sure it doesn't shift where some people prefer it shifted, but it shifts consistently. I push the pedal, it goes.

 

Understand. No need to explain.

 

There is an entire thread with dozens and dozens of people for whom the TSB update did not fix the problem. Some say it helped and many others claim the opposite.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/t-sb-0077-16-rev-1.457782/unread


There's a new thread posted every day of someone complaining about the auto trans. There are in-depth reviews by sources like Car & Driver that emphatically recommend avoiding the Auto transmission.

 

My 16 is f***ing great.

 

Saw the popcorn and sat down next to you in this thread. What's happening here

 

The 2018s should be hitting lots by late August or Early September. Test drive test drive test drive. Research based upon what you need and desire from a vehicle to see if the tacoma is really a good fit for you.

 

I rather him remove the ethanol out of our fuel. We'll get better mileage and maybe more power.

 

I heard the 5th gen coming out in 2030 will be lit dawg. 8 speed transmission, automatic smart 4 wheel drive, an air brake option, but still no diesel option here in the US.

 

Probably can get a good deal on the leftover 17s if he waits till the 18s hit the lots.

 

I just took delivery of a 2017 TRD off road automatic and so far, zero issues. Awesome truck!

 

But yet folks still buying them like hot cakes.

 

And it bugs people like smit to no end to where they constantly have to post about their gripes for who knows what reason other than they have nothing better else to do. I don't get it. Colorado salesman, short on Toyota, grudge ?
Want to save the world ? Who knows.

 

As a young person I said I'd drive manual transmissions for life if allowed. I got over that 20 some years later, but was a long time car guy that even did some amateur racing.

I never know what gear my Tacoma is in, nor do I care. It is an appliance to me. If I wanted something with "soul", I'd have bought a Porsche.

I'd rather it drove itself so I could youtube or something useful in that time, but for now it does a fine job of getting me and my crap, sometimes my buddies and their crap, where we want to go.

 

Regarding the Ridgeline, I get the appeal, but it is a mini-van cut down to a wanna-be truck.

Not the first time this has been tried: http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2010/03/curbside-classic-1963-ford-econoline-pickup/

 

Yessssss Toyota safety sense

 

Toyota Safety Sense for those without common sense who like to text and drive or watch youtube videos while operating a motor vehicle

 

Nooooooo Toyota Nanny Sense.....lol
Nothing personal, just glad my 16 doesn't have it. Too much electronics as it is- don't want any more.

 

Guess there were never any accidents before phones ?

 

Just not as many from people being distracted.