Tacoma -vs Ranger 2019 sales figures...it aint pretty

Aw come on, everyone knows that in Texas you can hunt anything.

 

LOLOLOLOLOL
Swing and a miss

 

There’s the issue

 

That's one hell of a tramp stamp. She must be from Florida...

 

Oh my

 

whew! glad our tacos have nothing like that!

 

New recall on those gigantic lenses.

https://www.autoblog.com/2019/11/25/ford-ranger-recal-taillight/

 

it's at the bottom of the previous page.

all new vehicles have their issues, my 2016 was in for 14 different issues

 

And then you have dealers with flat tires. I test drove a dodge and one tire was 20lbs, it even looked flat and the salesman said just drive it anyways.

 

I test drove a dodge challenger and I told the salesman hey this thing is really low on gas. he said its fine lets go. we take off and it shuts off like within 100 feet.

I just left him there walked back and left in my truck lol

some of these guys are just dumb.

 

My 4runner was aired up to 50psi as well. Drove like that the first week before realizing it.
Someone on the 4runner forum said it was to keep the tires from developing flat spots since the cars may sit parked on dealer lots for extended periods of time. This is understandable but I don't know why they don't air back down to 32psi during prep when the vehicle is sold.

 

In my case it was strictly on the Dealer screwing up as I purchased different tires before taking delivery. It took me a few days to figure out what was going on too, besides the rough ride the stability control kept kicking on around almost every turn.

 

Good luck debadging that bitch

 

Such a coincidence considering how much negative criticism the taillights have gotten on this forum.

 

Had some time to kill and perused carmax today...



2019 7k miles, lariat. Poor bastard couldn’t tolerate it for even a year. They’re selling it for 35 so they must have given him less. Probably took one on that deal...

 

With the current discounts on 2019 Rangers, you can get a brand new Lariat 4x4 for $35k.

As far as the low miles, that's not really relevant.

The lots are littered with low mile Tacomas, Canyons, Rangers, full size trucks, etc.

I think a lot of that comes from people wanting a truck and then buying one, only to find out it rides and drives like a truck.

 

It drives me nuts when reading things like Consumer Reports where they ding the Tacoma for riding like a Truck.

 

Owned my old Toyota 4x4 truck for near 20 years and 590k miles. It never let me down. Three break downs, and was able to get home and fix it my self in every case. AND, when I finally put it down, I drove it to the junk yard.