What generation are most 3rd gen drivers?

Don't be coming in here with all that kumbaya sh!t...

 

I love Avacado toast.

 

I'm a millennial, who just happened to buy my first Tacoma; 2019 TRD OR.

 

By going in to debt.

 

Get a trade, your journeyman papers, and start charging $100 bucks an hour.

 

Some people can make it happen. We're all just trying to figure out how the others live their lifestyle.

 

Millennials span a large age group many of which are serving in early or middle management positions, many of which in their 30s

My company has acknowledged a significant gap in their senior leadership ranks as most are baby boomers ready to retire. Gen X is a small generation in comparison so many Millennials are being groomed for senior level positions.

Additionally, due to the demand in education and STEM many find high paying jobs. A millennial today with an advanced degree and a job in IT/Cyber will make over 100k/yr

 

Technically, I’m a Millennial. I got a loan from my bank to purchase a Tacoma. I figure this is the case with a majority of Tacoma buyers.

Baby Boomers are working longer, holding on to management positions and stifling the progression of younger professionals.

 

Baby Boomers are all 55+ most have already retired the few remain only have a few years left. Most people bounce are 62 when SSN can be claimed or at 65 when medicare kicks in. Most baby boomers I know are waiting for thier kids to graduate college before they retire.

 

I’m with you about that first part. That’s what I did to buy my first used car, and now did that with the new truck.

And I would slightly agree with this. That’s different to hear. I work with a diverse group of people, and I see less and less baby boomers are retiring. Either they really like the work they do, or it’s costing more to live; which can be a combination of both factors.

 

Oh fuck you.

Better?

 

Or move to California and charge double.

 

Baby Boomer and proud of it, on my third Tacoma, and have lost count of the total Toyotas I have owned.

 

Me Boomer 2016, one son a Millennial 2015 and one son a iGen 2013, all Tacoma's

 

What is a iGen lol

 

Learned something new today.....apparently im an Xennial....who knew lol

Read about the term and it makes sense, born in 1980 I have nothing in common with Gen Xer's or Millennial's.

 

Well, that’s a very millennial thing to say... ‘84 here and I feel the same way.

 

This is also probably the age range most likely to join this forum.

 

Many have fond memories of the 60 and 70's cars... -Handling, most were only good in a straight line, -Quality, rattled, shook, rolled and body was gone from salt in way less than ten years, -Fuel efficiency, guzzled gas, -Ergonomics, well, not even a thought, -Length of service, a car with 100k was rare... Nostalgia has a way of recalling the past.