If you were to trade your truck in for a full size...

What would you buy?

I'm beginning to regret not buying a full size and am very interested in the silverado 1500 trail boss or the 5.7 Tundra before they start rolling out those disgusting 2022s

 

Tundy

 

Tundra!

 

Tundra 2022 and then in 2024 the new Taco.

 

Depends on ones needs. The Tacoma is a huge step up from what I had been driving, and
sitting next to a 2017 Tundra it's about the same size. The FULL-SIZED Fords/Chevy's/Rams geez they
are .. well .. Full Sized... a bit more than I need... so naw I guess I wouldn't swing that way.

 

Rivian or Ford Lightning;

 

Tundra, if not a f150 5.0

 

Personally, spending that kind of money, I would wait to see what the hybrid Tundra ends up being. I bet it flirts with 30 MPG.

I kind of wanted a F150 XL ext cab/6.5-foot bed with the 3.3/10AT, 4WD, rear locker, vinyl floor, front bench, column shifter, safety package, appearance package and 36-gallon tank. But it stickered for $43k and there were no discounts.

They announced a Silverado ZR2 today that has front and rear lockers. No idea on pricing but should be a lot more capable than the Trail Boss that has open front diff and a G80 rear locker (has to slip before it kicks in).

 

Land Cruiser Heritage Edition (200 series)

 

Tundra

 

Gms haven't reliable for a long time

 

Rivian, Lightning, or hybrid anything.

But also a GMC Sierra AT4. They're just damn nice trucks.

 

1st gen Tundra

 

Silverado. I did it. Even though it’s not a brand new one I’m still very pleased with its performance

haters can hate. Tundra gets 8 miles a gallon. No thanks.

 

Silverado

 

100% Ram!

 

Rebel Ram or F-150 Tremor