Threw the towel in ....

If you have to own a Tacoma to post here at Tacomaworld, like 90% of the mods would be gone.

 

90% of the mods are gone…..



mentally

 

If the price doesn't fit your budget, cool. Move on. Maybe you'll make a dent in Toyota's overall sales?

You assumed that based on what?

 

What’s my budget?

 

You should know the answer to that question.

 

I didn't assume anything.

 

It sounded like you knew how much I could afford?

 

"If the price doesn't fit your budget", that statement made it sound like I knew how much you could afford?

 

Yes

 

Nice.

 

I know how much Turd can afford . . . . but I'm not going to say.

 

Please inform us.

 

I appreciate your concern, if a bit condescending If you knew much about the AT4X Edition 1, you'd see that I wasn't priced out. It was more about the totality of things...you know, like styling, what I was getting for my money, value, etc. Of course, that may take a level of objectivity outside your grasp.

 

The dude seems confused between what someone can afford and the value of a product. Most of us can afford a $9 slice of pizza but most of us wouldn’t buy it because it isn’t worth that price and there are better alternatives to spend that money on. The same thing can be said about a $60K mid size pickup truck.

 

I sat in a white TRD Sport today and I have to say it was nicer than what it looks like on a computer screen inside and out. It had the big screen, JBL, cloth seats. Selling for MSRP too. I just can't decide between this, a 4R TRD ORP, or a used 2022/23 GX. Can't wait to see in blue/underground and in a TRDOR trim.

 

Colorado and Canyon are the best looking mid size trucks. Good proportions and aggressive styling that just looks good. Tacoma still looks weird with its small skinny tires. Ranger still looks old. But a powerhouse of a motor.

 

Glad you settled.

 

They do look pretty good, certainly better looking than the 3rd gen Tacoma's.

 

And the 4th gen. Side by side the GM product looks way better.

 

One wonders what the resale value of one will be in two or three years compared to a Taco.