Quality of Tacoma in Mexico verses Texas built.

This makes so much sense to me. I concur about those teacher's unions.....

 

I couldn't make sense of any of that, and I thought my meme game was pretty fair.

 

Search for things like "wage cuck" and "wojak" and you'll get some laughs.

 

Happens every time a thread gets on union / anti union.

 

No, I am not in one. Just a consumer. I live in Texas.

 

That’s what I figured. None of the union members can explain the benefits of the union to an end customer.

Having worked for a company owned by GM, I saw firsthand the benefits a union provided union members. Just not GM customers.

 

I had no idea that was a question of how it benefits you... I’m not sure the Union was designed to benefit you at all. I will say I work in a facility that employs some very talented people and the product we produce with union labor is excellent. Would it be if we were a non-union shop? I don’t know but I know what we do is first rate. For what it’s worth Union or not this job as well as my last do not tolerate poor performance due to the dangers and nature of the job. So we don’t tend to have those that give unions a bad name employed for very long. (FWIW I work(ed) in power generation)

 

I have a 2022 TRD 4x4 Off Road and my parking sensor is having a malfunction along with some plastic near driver side is loose. Really thinking I should gone with the 4Runner instead

 

2015 Built-in Mexico...125 K and the only issue I had was an A/C relay go out twice. And I would blame the part Other than normal maintenance and brakes No problems

 

Baja built. No issues. I would always choose a Mexican worker over a gringo any day.

 

Have to agree with this, and some other similar comments. Factory lines and build quality are rather uniform across the company as a whole.

 

Back from the dead!

 

Because of Tacoma assembly changes, this thread might be better named “Quality of Tacoma Mexico vs. Mexico built”

https://tfltruck.com/2020/01/toyota-tacoma-production-tundra-sequoia/

 

Yeah, we have just about every union you could think of here in our state. We have non-union jobs also.

 

If looking for someone that works hard at repetitive jobs, i'd agree.
I would tend to believe texas has its fair share of mexican's working there to. I'd rather see we support the our plants in the u.s. than mexico.

 

The plant was offshored so the executives and shareholders could make more money. Probably the same reason the quality has gone down hill.

 

I used to work at a Honda plant and a lot of human hands put the cars together. Not too much automation on assembly but some on sub assemblies.

 

All Tacoma trucks are made in Mexico now correct? My 2016 was made in Mexico. Fit and finish is excellent. Nothing has fallen off.

 

If we want to discuss real differences lets discuss Mexican coke.

My Mexican truck is fine. I doubt there is any real discernable difference and, as a Canadian, US vs Mexican made doesn't really concern me much.