Getting oil changed at the dealership and spotted this.....

Compared to full size trucks Taco's are a steal lol!

 

hear

 

Yup, DINK.
Dual income no kids.

 

Chrysler/Dodge (Ram) are notorious for poor quality. The Chevy/GMC are having catastrophic lifter failures at alarming rates. Ford is all kinds of problems with their small ecoboost in the Bronco. That's why I said go with the 5.0 V8 for the F150.

 

Is that all the GM engines or certain ones? A bunch of my family have GM trucks

 

I drove this last week. I have not see the new Tundra up close or drive it yet to compare. I have driven the 2021 Tundra TRD before and this Titan is better. Has front and rear camera, bed step, dvd headrest entertainment, other features.

 

Half the people that live in my township w those giant homes cant even afford to furnish them.

 

I drove some.new Titans before getting the Tacoma. The acceleration was horrible. Hit the gas and it bogged down horribly. Didnt you worry you were going to break the gear shift lever? Just felt cheap to me, not worth 55k.

 

That reminds me of a YouTuber who doesn't have lot of furniture to fill with.

 

All depends who you ask. Only for sure way to know is to get a repairs data sheet and compare numbers.

 

It’s definitely feel weird with the gear shifter on the steering column. Remind me of my old Oldsmobile wagon. Lol. I think the model that I drove is comparable to the Tundra Pro model. It’s crazy how much it go for now a day. I could have gotten a Tundra Pro model at invoice price back when I bought my Tacoma. Now you are lucky to pay MSRP price.

 

Riggghhht... good luck selling that thing.

 

There is no cosmic law that states everyone must get their cut. Just like we aren’t required to have idiots on this planet. Yet both persist.

 

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/the-svh-tundar-mini-truck-is-the-2022-toyota-tundras-copycat-cousin-from-china-198935.html

 

titan has massive transmission issues already

 

These are trash.

 

I seen one in the wild as well. Spotted the exact same in Panama City Beach about a week or so ago.

Nice truck but 80 grand is a bit too much for myself.

 

I would imagine an annual salary twice (if not three times) that amount would enable such a purchase.

Basically, disposable income...

 

the SR starts at 35k
the SR5 starts at 41k, 4WD goes up to 47k, and the highest TRD OR package makes it 57k.
While i understand 57k isn't cheap by any means, still better than the MSRP of 70k for the Pro.
I think its a good looking truck.






If you do your legwork, you can find a dealer that isn't doing markup.
Call me crazy, but i would rather have the Tundra than the Ford, Ram, or Chevy.
I've seen a few of these on the road around here. they always look better in person than they do in pictures.