4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

Seriously

I don’t really know what about his Baja comment supposedly went over my head.

 

Of course. It’s entertaining.

 

You and Ope should go on a date. You can discuss geography.

 

Me neither, I like it and all, but don’t like it that much. You’re looking at $60K+ OTD by the time you pay taxes and buy an extended warranty.

At that price I am getting a full-size.

 

We could do so intelligently since we both know that the Mexican state in question is not called Baja, Mexico.

 

So weird.

 

I imagine this thread is what its like to be in a throuple.

 

When did I say anything about the name of the state? Baja is the simple name of the peninsula that anyone who isn’t a complete moron knows about. How come we don’t call the race the Baja California 1000?

 

We’d probably talk about people who block people on the internet and then continue to talk about said blocked people.

 

But is full-size better?

 

For the money yes…


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C906lbkcYug

 

I’m eager to hear some first-owner impressions of Gen4…and by the looks of it, another day of being disappointed on that score.

I would caution that blocking is the first step towards building an echo chamber. But as we all know, some will always believe that their crap smells much better than others.

 

So $2,400 more for a slightly bigger stripped down no-option truck is the better deal?

 

Colloquialism cannot be expected on regulatory disclosure

 

If you have push button 4wd you can easily have 2Lo (suck it 2nd+ gens). locker anytime is easily doable too.

 

What does the tacoma have that the tundra doesn't? The tacoma appears rdd s to not have any packages other than deck rail + cleats.

You're basically getting a more capable truck.

 

SR vs SR5

 

Not sure if the Tacoma SR5 has more features than a SR Tundra. I used the SR5 to get the DC/6' bed. Trying for apple to apple.

More capable? Tundra for towing vs Tacoma for more off-road capability. Depends on what you want to use it for.

Saying a TRD OR with full-boat Premium package is too expensive and comparing it to an entry level Tundra isn't a fair comparison

 

In past years the answer would have been "smaller size and price" but the price is very high now.

I can't wait to see the Gulf States Region prices because the regional buyers and dealers there are a bunch of crack addicts.

 

I didn’t think the off-road came with an air compressor in the bed?
It’s interesting that they mention the Colorado as more truck for less money. At this point Toyota’s perceived reliability is about the only thing it has over the competition.