Who's trading in their Tacoma for a new Colorado?

Not today and probably not tomorrow

 

GM would have to pay me to take one of there trucks
I can’t stand there stuff
2020 TRD Pro / Sell? No way
Remember the grass isn’t alway greener
That Pro will always retain its value way better also

 

I looked at Colorado said O heck No when I found out they will need a new cylinder head at about 115,000 -120,000 miles

 

I got screwed with GM products several times and lost my shirt when traded in .
Never again . Ever

 

A loaded GMC Canyon AT4X loaded is almost $70K

 

I wouldn’t pay 7K for it lol
If I got it for free I would sell it

 

nope.

 

This guy would drive a Colorado

 

GM is doing well with some of their hardware they're adding to the new line up.
Lockers, wheels, shocks, towing, etc.
Making the competition better in the market.
Good news whether you buy them or not.

 

I do agree with this. I think it's awesome seeing the "aftermarket" look come through completely factory from the OEM. I hope other manufacturers follow suit. Although I'm pleasantly happy with Toyota's offerings as well...my only gripe about Tacomas is the backspacing of pretty much all of the factory wheel options. I've got to have my tires at the right spot on my vehicles...every vehicle. Volvo is really good at this in their lineup.

 

You won’t get an opinion here that doesn’t say GM is garbage. Part of owning a Toyota is having to shit on every other manufacturer.

 

I’m gonna stick with what I’ve got. Paint isn’t even starting to peel!

 

Hold your head up and be proud

 

While true of me, I was a GM loyalist for over 20 years until the incident I spoke of

 

Don’t want a full size.

 

Fact. Plus, when you own a Tacoma, you are automatically friends with everyone who owns every other make and model of truck/car out there. And, as an added bonus, all of your friends have had nothing but trouble with, been almost killed or were actually killed by, and/or had their lives ruined by a ________ (non-Toyota manufacturer) ___________ (non-Toyota model).

Literally the only way you're guaranteed to take your next breath is to only drive a Tacoma. And when you have problems, you'll be taken to a re-education camp where you'll see the errors of your ways/thinking.

 

Everyone in here has problem free Tacomas. Everyone in the 3rd gen forum say otherwise.

Mine is too new to have issues I feel. 6 months 6,000 miles.

 

If you don't want to hear people say that Toyota builds good trucks, maybe don't hang around on a forum for Toyota truck enthusiasts.