4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

If the AC MT OR was good enough for us Canuckians, it should be made available for Americans.

 

Too many soft handed Nancies down here…and Toyota USA knows it.



errr, mine is an auto, don’t tell anyone.

 

Both of them Tundras that were posted were 22. Has anyone heard how the 23s have been. I really don't pay much attention to the Tundra news.

 

My 23 Tundra has been great. 10k mikes.

 

Exactly my concern . That is why I am not getting the first year of the Taco. These new tundras are having lots of issues

 

Almost there-

 

LOL!

 

There is a recall for some of the 22s on the rear axle. I would say the the 2023 I bought is significantly tighter (dash noise, door trim, and seat pieces) than a 2022 I looked at buying while waiting on my allocation. Add in the early issues from vendor quality control on turbos and other new parts, I wouldn’t sweat having to wait for the Tacoma I want to be allocated vrs being an early adopter of what the dealer gets that isn’t exactly what I want.

 

Yep. They deleted the strap, and left the original attachment point. Some new hire in the accounting dept got a big raise for that idea.

 

I am just watching Kirk Kreifals new video on the crown. He is in Hawaii now. Possibly reveal there like some ppl said

 

On top of a mountain too...Hawaii has a few I heard...

 

It's been a long time since I owned something non Toyota so I really don't pay attention maybe Jeeps but it seems like Tacoma ownership is kinda like a cult. Even if the Raptor was 20k less than a Pro I still wouldn't buy it.

 

we tend to like things that hold their value

 

Do we know that for sure? Do we know anything for sure at this point?

 

Yeah, Tacoma production moved to the Mexico factories.

 

Raptors hold value actually for a Ford, right up there with Broncos. My dad had a 2014 Raptor only lost $4k over a 4 years of ownership come trade, his 18 he lost nothing and gained $2k on his trade for his TRX. But generally agree, reason the wife and I have always bought Toyota / Lexus.

 

Definitely there for that , he was invited

 

supply vs demand. less raptors = more value. doesnt mean its as reliable. what year did he trade it?

 

I never said it was reliable bud, not sure where you get that, we were discussing resale and residual value. Raptors hold their value, always have. His 14 in 18 (pre covid demand), his 18 in 21, and both trucks got above 60k miles w/out a single issue besides some squirrels eating engine covers. One of the more highly sought after vehicles since introduction and never discounted or heavily.

 

Curious about what the grill is going to look like.