4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

i cant escape it lol i hear it every day!

 

Opinion are like assholes everyone has one and they all stink

 

Did I hear a rumor about the 2025 possibly having a B&O sound system?

 

Yeah, I know last week dealers had the option for 2025 allocations, but I do not know what the build week was. So I cannot imagine much has changed except the 4 changes to a 5 for next year. No color offering info was known

 

Week 51 build week confirms Jan/Feb deliveries.

 

Whew, im getting impatieant…..hopefully i can get my order in for 2025 truck this december, i guess that isnt unrealistic.

 

Unless you are wanting a unicorn, why not get a yearend discounted 2024?

 

Very few hybrids offroads available in area, that arent overloaded with port adds…..figured i would place order to avoid ort adds i dont need

 

Yea, DIO and PIO adds up. Good luck!

 

Unless of course you’re talking about the new tundra with its engine blowing up and the new gen Tacoma with its major transmission issues lol. I actually think the tundra is the most unreliable in its class!

 

And yet, they’re still number one. But once again, people making mountains out of Mohills to the point they’ve convinced themselves that the situation is out of control. Can’t be too out of control if they’re still number one. Just saying….

 

And that’s a fact jack

 

After driving a ford for a while I feel like you just get use to it lol. But at least the chime isn’t as annoying and long as Lincoln.. I feel like they really don’t need a chime when you start up your car. Maybe for an EV.. like for example the tesla chime. Or maybe at least one that isn’t as annoying.

 

Is that every time you turn the car on and off? Holy crap!…… I think that would be a dealbreaker for me. I swear my air fryer every time it turns off because it lets out 4 super loud screams.

 

Number 1 using what metrics? The issues facing the Tundra are about as bad as it gets. I saw one broke down just last weekend with the hood up on the side of the highway in the pouring rain and it looked brand spankin new. Toyota's reliability edge is not what it used to be which is not at all surprising given where most of their trucks are now built.

 

You should have stopped, asked the guy for his VIN, and drove off.