Little disappointed will the 2019 have more power?

No man I said dealer told me it would take 10k to open up

 

What problems you had?

 

Anyways ain’t that why half the people here mod their truck put 33 ko2s and black wheels on em? For looks right? It ain’t like you need 33s on these trucks to take em down a dirt road or into the Nordstrom Parking lot

 

Mine the a/c smells like cow manure. Don't smell it during the winter so I probably need to make a trade before spring or keep it till next winter.

 

Might be your upper lip or the cabin air filter

 

Dropped $40k on a truck because the “dealer said so”, and then did the research AFTER?

 

No, and you are not funny either. Better keep your day job. It is the evap coil.

 

Well all the other yota I have driven were great performance and reliability wise which is why I was a bit shocked on first test drive it felt a bit sluggish and the gear shifting was sketch

 

Damn that’s not good

 

It's very simple. Look at all the mass produced trucks. Look at each truck's residual value after three years. THAT value, or percentage of original list price that the truck is still valued, will tell you your answer. The higher percentage, the better the perceived quality, reliability and durability. Good luck.

 

Supercharger and tune should be a decent option in 2018. If I was you, I'd wait on the ranger to see what happens.
By the way, I've been a Chevy hater my whole life but that new Silverado looks amazing, I'm shocked. If they just could make higher quality stuff I might consider it.

 

Well I paid about 38k for this loaded and trade offers I’m getting are low 30s...also KbB is much lower than I anticipated. Wondering what has hit these trucks so hard on trade values??

 

It's not new anymore.

 

All they want to give me is $19,000 for my 2.7 that is 2 years old. Truck has never saw a gravel road. And just over 7400 miles on it!

 

Yeah but man almost 10 grand loss in a year from retail? I figure the Tacoma would do better than that I mean the that’s like an f150 devaluation

 

38k to low 30s is less than 10k and it's also the fact that it has been in someone else's hand rather than only being at a dealership.

 

MSRP was just under 40k I’m getting offers from 29k to 32k which is on average about 10k less than retail from a year ago

 

How many miles does it have