2018 Cavalry Blue TRD PRO Tacoma

what running boards are those?

 

Still one for sale in Vermont
It looks cold and needs a warm home

 

Haha. How come?

 

Why so much AT love? (curious, not disagreeing)

 

I bought the one from Temecula. Flew down from the SF bay area a few weeks ago. Did not pay one extradollar for it, got 6yr/125k platinum warranty thrown in. Came with predator tubes, anyone interested in trading for them?

 

Well, looks like one of two dealerships in So-cal selling at MSRP (other is Frank Toyota). Take notes you so-cal Pro buyers.

 

Better fuel efficiency, less work when driving, especially in traffic, less cost maintenance from having to replace clutches, and better resale value.

 

OEM cast aluminum. Came with the truck.

Have more pics from the side? Interested in trading for the cast aluminum running boards that came on mine?

 

Better fuel efficiency = Means: "Very minimal really, and hardly worth the extra cost up front, but I can't drive manual so I have no choice".
Less work when driving = Means: "I can steer, that's about it".
Especially in traffic = Means: "I'm a less skilled driver."
Less cost maintenance from having to replace clutches = Means "I'm a less skilled driver, therefore I would prematurely kill the clutch".
Better resale value = Means: "Somebody keeps saying this, so it must be true and therefore justifies my purchase".

 

well i believe resale value is the same. If you have a buyer wanting a manual then that is what they want. Same as auto.

 

It's the Easy button.

True dat!

And if the auto is more expensive to begin with, then any higher price at resale is either reflecting this difference, or it would actually be a depreciation.

 

You can say what you want and be as big an ass as you want. I’ve been drifting for years. I can drive anything on the road. Big Rigs, carts, race cars....you name it. Regardless, everything I said is fact, not fiction whether you want to believe it or not.

 

Everything I said is fact, not fiction just the same.

 

In your head, but not in the real world.

 

Just as much in your head as in my real world.

 

Interested in this so called "Glass breakage sensor" (Right hand side of list)....can anyone enlighten me? What Taco's have this? Option only in US?

 

Excuse me if I’m wrong but, doesn’t manual transmission offer better fuel economy?

That’s what I’ve been hearing my whole life.

 

That used to be true and maybe still is for some cars, but AT's have evolved to be more efficient over the years. It's not a huge gain compared to a skilled manual driver but on average.

 

What is it with MT drivers and ego?

 

Makes a lot of sense.

Thanks.