Will 2020’s be considered “rare”?

Topic. Because of the plants shutting down to make those masks for a few months.

 

Covid edition TRD’s. Lmao

 

maybe they'll be hot collector items and everyone will want one. but for some reason I'm not feelin that.

 

This is really a thread?

 

I would say more rare would Be the Texas USA made ones & with Manual 6 speeds because as of May 2020 all Tacoma’s will be built in Mexico Only FYi

 

It’s a mass produced vehicle, they will not be rare. It’s like a company making limited editions and making 100,000 of them they might be limited but there’s still a ton out there

 

I've already seen a ton of 2020s...do you mean 2021s?

 

LOL

 

rare does not necessarily mean valuable. Case in point: 1985 Cadillac Cimarron equipped with the extremely rare 5MT.

 

Everyone likes to feel like their Taco is special !

 

They might be less rare than previous year trucks. Less have been made, but less may be modified.

 

It is special to them that’s what’s so Great! About having a Tacoma can have it anyway you like it.not one them is the same so many options to play with on or off the Road.having a 6 speed manual & now made in Texas USA made one that will be sought after in the future for sure.

 

Rare as in worth more money no

Rare in the big scheme of things like an E30 M3 no

 

not in my very limited & useless lifetime, no puckin way man

 

Then again they might be rare. I'm seeing more boats on the road than Tacomas.

Edit: I saw the best thing this morning. There was two lifted 3/4 tons, each with a personal watercraft in tow racing one another down the highway, at least one was rolling coal.

 

Until the 4th gen comes out with turbskis and the 3rd gen is like 2012 800 RZR and is all but forgotten

 

I always thought the Cimarron was a joke, someone had a sense of humor trying to turn a Cavalier into a Cadillac.

 

I never in a million years thought air cooled 911s would go to the moon in terms of value. I thought they would be stable and maybe rise some.

 

That was my actual first car. Grandma loved the little yellow monstrosity so much she gave it to me when she bought her STS.

 

It was a GM reaction to the BMW 3 series of the time eating their lunch and building a customer base. They tried again later with the Catera and failed again.