New Tupperware 2017 4x4 Pickup

I went from a 1992 4x4 3.0 to a new 2017 4x4 with a manual 6-speed transmission. Wow! When did the Tupperware Company start making Toyota’s trucks?....talk about buyer's regrets.

 

So, you didn't look at the truck or drive it before you bought it?
I can't imagine you just realized this today.

 

Guess your not Glad about your purchase?

 

Unfortunately it's not a toyota thing. Name a single car company that uses more metal than plastic.

Still, I find it questionable that you would think there would be few changes over a nearly 30 year time span that didn't warrant a thorough test drive and investigation. Nirvana was the biggest band in the world when you bought your truck!

 

What did you expect, a full metal plated interior?

 

IBTL

 

What OP was hoping for;

 

Wow! Talk about the start of a LAME thread!

 

At least this is good plastic. you should see how F150s and Chevys interiors feel. Straight from china and about to break in an instant.

 

OP is right, the 3.0 was the best engine Toyota ever made.

 

Yeah, back when it was 100% good ol' Detroit iron. Now Its just a 3.5L plastic block

 

Wouldn't it be awesome if Toyota made a brand new "old" truck that had the build quality of an old Hilux or T100 with very little plastic? It would probably cost 65k but it would be badass!

 

Drive it off in a pond.

 

Is OP Michael J Fox?

 

all you guys are such suckers for trolls. just skip the thread man, it's so obvious.

 

I’m talking about plastic bumpers and grill, etc.

 

New truck literally out performs old truck in every way possible........still complains. Why dont you fire up your abacus and see if you can sell it free and clear and move on.

 

Its got a plastic bed too in case you didnt notice that when you bought is as well. How do you think car companies will meet epa MPG standards if they keep making everything steel?