What is this on the 2020s?

Not to hyjack this thread, but what did they find out about your condition?

 

Nothing really, a unknown virus did a power move on my nervous system then left like my prom date did.

 

Toyotas version of a hidden camera......their watching you....lol.

 

Thanks guys. Kind of wish i would have painted the decal area and moved the line down to the scoop so there wouldn’t be a white stripe. You can’t see that from inside only black.

 

Sorry wrong thread.

 

Ejecto-seato, cuz

 

That’s crazy and scary man! Glad you’re doing better brother.

 

Button to jump into hyperspace. C'mon Chewiie

 

whats the button for, SOS like the hazard lights lol??? or save our souls????

 

When you get sick of gear hunting and diff howling, you press the button and it goes straight to ford dealer sales office

 

biometric scanner for male owners. Cant use the truck unless you swipe ur dickydoo

 

ha! time will tell how she holds up.

Im dam impressed with my 2015 taco, granted it only had 4000 miles when i bought it two months ago, but with four years off the factory line its still a pert near brand new truck despite three north country winters and clearly some good use judging by the scratches and wear inside and out. Im genuinely curious to see how a ranger holds up after a solid few years of real use. I would hope better than my previous fords... They remain reliable but the fit and finish and general feel seems to get pretty loose and sloppy after a good 20k miles and two years or so. just my experience, and a ton of family and friends with fords, lol

on that note, every toyota we have had felt almost brand new as far as ride quality, steering stiffness, and general fit and finish like switches and trim still being tight and clicky. Never had that with any other car. My corolla after three years and 50k miles still felt like the day i drove it off the lot. If anything, some of the initial creaks in the dash went away over time. Dad had a 2006 corolla and put 137k on it in four years, after which it still felt looked and drove like a brand new one. Yota must be doin somethin right!

 

Ejecto seat cuz

 

Ejecto Seato cuz

 

Actually once you hit 88 mph, you push the button for a jolt of 1.21 gigawatts.

 

Well, that sux! Glad to hear you are back to work though.

 

Peen-a-roni

 

Engage to quiet rear end drone and disengage to stop ongoing transmission shifts at high speed. You cannot have both functions enabled simultaneously.

 

Quick release for passenger side windbag.

 

It’s the TSNC button





(Toyota Safety Nanny Call)