WISH I GOT 4WD

Yeah if they said it was 4x4 then they should take the truck back. Problem is, that would have certainly been verbal and not written anywhere.

 

He doesn't have any balls.

 

#plottwist

 

OP probably won’t hate it after that though. I’d hope not Atleast

 

I can't believe the OP came back into the conversation. My guess is he didn't read through much of the 17 pages

 

Lol who pays 40k for a 2wd truck. You make the bed you sleep in. Good luck man.

 

Or he's got damn thick skin which is a plus in TW.

 

Please..... do tell. You have gone this far, unless putting the story out here is going to hurt any law suit filed...

 

drive it through the wall of the service bay, blame the accident on the many problems the 3rd gen is riddled with, get a new truck, profit.

 

They told him the tank would be full when they brought it out to him, it was not....

 

I like your style

 

Read every single one, extremely glad I got so much response. Made me 10x happier that I got a Tacoma in general with such a great community. This is great

 

I'm actually glad you did. There was some quality advice scattered throughout those 17 pages

 

Out of curiosity and full disclosure... did you roll negative equity (from a trade) into your new loan? That would explain the $40k before taxes and their refusal to allow trade in.

 

At this point you may as well, I mean this thread is probably the most popular thread on tw at the moment. What other great way to keep this thread going? So what happened?

 

No negative equity, $6k down. Truck was $38.8k MSRP, $1.2k for an “optional” alarm system that was not optional at all. First total was $49k. $9k for dent protection, tire protection, and Toyota care. That was not there when I signed the contract originally, I had to march back and get all those extra warranties refunded. So right now after putting $6k down I am on a loan for $39k, truck was valued at $32k trade in.

 

God damn, a sticker of 49k? Did they have any other dealer installed options like rims, side steps, lift kit, leather, sunroof, tonneau cover, upgaded stereo....etc?

 

I initially would have said lesson learned, you will enjoy your truck regardless, unless maybe the road to your job is a 4x4 trail. However, maybe now would be to lawyer up. I think there maybe better business practice laws they may have infringed on.
I'm pretty much an idiot when it comes to these matters so take it with a grain of salt... **good luck, it's not like anybody has been murdered**

 

Leave it the 909, windows slightly cracked, key under the seat, unlocked, parked. 909 human scums will steal it. Insurance. New truck. Pussies don't have to remain pussies always. Pussification of American men can be reversed, once step at a time.

 

Yikes! I assume you and many others are suggesting these things in jest, but we should all be careful. You never know if OP is highly suggestible... I mean, he did pay over $40k for that truck. Sorry OP, just a gentle ribbing. I've made equally, if not bigger bonehead decisions.