4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

UG isn't the same color as MGM but damn if there wasn't a 3G Tacoma on here the other day that looked like UG.

 

Stellantis? Wonder why.

 

Probably didn’t want any more babies.

 

Save money as sales are slow .

 

There's a lot of that going on right now, in many industries.

 

Lol!

 

125000 in America, dont have Canadian numbers
4th all time for yearly sales on the Tundra
This is from that Tundra dude 34...loves his Tundras

 

You ever hear about the pandemic? Affected some vehicle sales for a while.

 

I just posted the final numbers and they were the 4th highest so he has no clue lol
The guy didn't even have the canadian numbers to share

 

Just slightly behind F series 700,000 units. And yes I know they include HD sales in that.

 

And fleet sales.

Would like to know what the sole F150 sale figures are.

 

Here are the past sales for comparison from wiki. Fairly consistent sales from 2012, not terrible.

another source for a per month/year breakdown.

https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/toyota-tundra-sales-figures/

 

5 years of pandemic related issues? I don’t think so.

 

The Silverado and Sierra combined sales are around 800 per year too. LOL

 

Who cares , Americans will always put those brands first because they think they are American made

 

Don’t think the Tundra was supposed to compete against the Big 3, made for Toyota loyalists who need something bigger than the Tacoma.

Camry, Corolla, and RAV4 are Toyotas bread and butter.

Camry 290,649
Corolla 232,369
RAV4 387,899


Ford is a truck company that makes a few cars, Toyota is a car company that makes a couple trucks.

 

Another way to look at this data is that they sold more Tundras in 2005 than they did in 2023. Regardless, there will always be loyal Tundra owners/buyers out there and Toyota will keep building them.

 

Not the Tacoma? I expect them to push out ~300K units per year.

 

237,323 for 2023

nearly 63K shy, still pretty good.

 

That's why i said it was the 4 highest total