Tacoma, Will you have another?

X2 I'll drive mine until the wheels fall off.

 

Someday when I get my dually
Be my dream truck

I realize I am a closet hick
Closet Texan
Closet poseur with trucks I don't need, to my friends

My dually will be bright fire engine red
Slightly lowered on those semi wheels
Oh man I want to trade my 17 POs PRO right now !!!

But dammit this is America !

 

no. will go fullsize next time...but that won't be until my 09 dies.

 

People who lower trucks should be lit on fire.

 

Absolutely.
If ever mind gives up,or get in a big accident,i will get another one,yes..
Love mind,even if it s an old 2007 with 120,000 kilometers.

 

My Taco is here forever, unless we move somewhere that sells diesel Hilux. (Working on that)

 

Yes

Why should people have differing taste than yours

 

Nothing wrong with a differing opinion, it's just sometimes.... there should be laws. LOL

 

Agreed

There should be a law that I can't lower my $87,000 dually

 

Lowering a dually at least makes some sense (if the load carrying capacity isn't affected). The entire point of a dually is to tow heavier loads because the extra tires add carrying capacity.

But the guys who lift dually trucks, and then have to install a drop hitch... they aren't too smart.

 

YesI will get another Tacoma. I have been looking at the Limited model

 

Tacoma lost me with the 3gen. I'm not a 3gen basher, it's just not for me.

I have a few different vehicles in mind.
In order of probability:
Tundra
4Runner
F-150
Wrangler

 

Wrangler truck looks good with soft top

 

My next vehicle will be whatever self driving thing is around in 20 years.

 

Bought mine planning to run the wheels right off it, at 205k, that has yet to change. Are they expensive for what you get? sure, but they also fit a certain set of needs.

I have always enjoyed owning vehicles that were engineered to make maintenance relatively easy & intuitive more, working under the dash? real nice to have the bolts in that little tight spot way up there, angled in such a way it only takes an extension to get to them rather than 6 months of contortionist training.

That said, my needs fit the truck, I do light hauling + towing, light off-roading, & DD it. Reliability and versatility are key, as long as Toyota keeps integrating these into the Taco, I will buy another (after turning this one into an overlander, of course).

 

There should be a law paying that much for a Ford. Ouch.

 

Well I Love my 2015 Tacoma, and maybe it will last till they come out with a 4th Generation, but I've went and looked at the 3rd's twice, and had to go home with the upset stomach, and diarrhea both times, and I don't think I could own one.

 

Ever hear of a Ford GT?

 

I want one of these but wow the price tag.