Sold my 2017 Tacoma for a 2016 Tundra

Hi Guys.
I ended up not loving my 2017 Tacoma SR5 DC and ended up finding a great deal on a 2016 SR5 crewmax tss package with 22,9xx miles on it. I know I'll hate the gas mileage on my Tundra but will love driving it much more than my Tacoma which is what's important to me.
TW has been a great resource and I hope to stay on for support with my Tundra as this forum is much more helpful than the Tundra forums.

Just wanted to post this because I love seeing other people's cars and wanted to share my old and new ride!

 

Congrats.

 

https://www.tundras.com

 

I'd make that trade too, and I might be following you in a couple years. Fam is getting bigger, the taco isn't.

 

Rear seats are amazing in the Tundra. I came from a fullsize and that's what I miss the most. But parking and everyday driving (not to mention MPG), Tacoma does that much better.

 

Best of luck with her. My MPG's already suck with 32's so I wouldn't sweat it. Better to be gassing up a truck you love!

 

I went the opposite direction. I had a 2014 Tundra and absolutely hated it. The Tundra always felt cheap and under featured. I really didn't need the massive space and it is much nicer being able to pull straight into a parking spot and not feel like I am navigating the Titanic. Loving that I have modern features and much better gas mileage and improved quality.

 

Same, but I went from a Ram 2500 4x4 Quad Cab Long Bed. But, to the OP, sometimes I do miss the full size especially when needing to carry things or people around.

 

Enjoy your tundra.

 

Congrats on the Truck

 

congrats !

 

Congrats. My buddy's TRD off road SR5 Tundra crewmax gets better city MPG than I do on my truck, but I have 285s. Gotta love tundras.

 

Never owned a Tundra or a full sized DC truck, but I am disappointed (not surprised -- this is my 2nd DC LB) in the rear seat legroom in my DC Tacoma. For folks over 5'10", it's a tight fit. Even my 2015 Outback had more back seat legroom and those rear seat backs actually reclined some. There are always trade-offs between vehicles.

 

I might be right behind you.

 

Sounds like we are on the same boat. The wife owns a new outback. I own a 17 DCSB Tacoma. Her outback is way more roomy in the back.

My 17 Taco I could barely fit my baby’s car seat. I have to recline the passenger side seat forward.

Thinking about going the 4Runner route....

 

Traded mine in last week also.

 

I did the opposite I went from tundra to taco and I will say I miss the tundra but the taco is also so dam cool

 

Enjoy your new ride! Hope it works out well for you.

 

This is what my amazing wife told me and I came to accept

 

Haha I felt that the Tacoma felt cheap to me. My radio did crap out within the first week of ownership (car was new) and I had tons of rattles in my Tacoma so that is why.

The Tundra does not feel cheap to me- yet...but we'll see.