Still looking for a truck...

2017 OR in Quicksand $30k 40k miles
wishing for a 2020 cement with tech pkg ($37k) but finally realized it's not in the budget ( -_-) I lowered my expectations and newer 2nd gens are around 25k...this is a decent compromise right?

• CF Carpet Floor Mats w/Door Sill Protector

• EE Entune Premium Audio

• OC TRD Off Road Package

• TO V6 Tow Package

Has tonneau cover, I would just need to switch out chrome bumpers/grille and get a step bar. What do ya think? Anyone with quicksand grow tired of it? Since I can't find any cements in decent price, I am growing to this color but wonder if I'll grow out. White, silver, and mgm aren't doing it for me.

 

I personally think quicksand is way cooler of a color than cement. I see 20 cement trucks on an hours drive on the freeway.

 

Go for the cement

 

make my down payment lol

 

Lol-

To answer your question- go for quicksand. Stick with 3rd gen. I loved my 2013 sport , but man my 3rd gen 2020 is awesome! Originally I was set on getting tundra after my 2013 Tacoma. The 3 gen is the best , so I went with my 2nd Tacoma ! Good luck bro

 

Nice! what I need to hear

 

30K for a 17 with 40K on it?

I got my new 19 for 34K.

 

The market is screwed right now. Lack of vehicles.

 

You might try a site like cars.com. There’s another one similar but I can’t remember the name of it right now.

 

If youre gonna finance it might aswell go balls to the wall

 

I found this same truck OP posted surfing around on car guru.

 

Go for Cement in my area there is not many that color. Though I see Ford and Ram now are producing the same colors calling it of course something else.

 

Make a good financial decision, you’re the one who knows how much you can afford. Can’t really go wrong, just check out any truck closely, test drive as much as possible.

 

That’s the other one.

 

As much as I dislike Ford, they did have their flat grey well before Toyota did. I believe Jeep had their flat grey before Toyota did as well, not sure on Dodge.