2024 Tacoma Review

yes, a SUA type.
https://youtu.be/qX6gUJrlyW4?si=4HKch6SseRJsGoRy&t=2283

 

I wonder if anybody has traded in their new Tacoma before the free data plan is expired.

 

Xtra Cabs get leaf springs, Double Cabs get 5-link coil (better control but less travel).

 

My post was just with respect to where that truck sits in the Toyota lineup. This isn't just a Toyota issue. Everything has gone up significantly last 4-5 years. Someone I know bought a Tacoma PRO in 2017 for high $40k in Canada, in 2022 I got one for $62k, now they are closer to $80k. How far can things go, no one knows. I've been buying new cars for last 20 years and I've never seen MSRPs roll back on average. Incentives, yes, but MSRPs, no.

 

Not everything sir. Check out 2024 ranger and frontier prices.

 

What else would they care about ? That’s why they and every company exist

 

Sure.

I run a home maintenance business cus I want money. But customer service, affordability and quality are my first priorities.

Toyota used to make basic, reliable and affordable vehicles. Not anymore though. Nowadays, they are down there with the rest of the manufacturers

 

On my 24 trd sport they took away mirror signals but added blind spot monitoring with alert mirrors. They took away bed storage but added bed lights. They took away sliding window but I never ever used the sliding window and I prefer the look of the smooth 1 pce window. I don't have a outlet in the bed but I now have remote start which can also be started with the app and I can also adjust my heating and hvac from app. I also have remote locking tailgate led taillights ,electronic height adjustable headlights,12.3 inch digital instrument cluster, carplay. All of this for ony 9k more than my 3rd gen 9 years ago.I got my base sport 4x2 for 41,200 I feel like it is a good deal

 

I mean you can get a corolla and a sr tacoma, thats basic, reliable and affordable

 

A 1998 Toyota Supra turbo was $55K ($106,000 in today's money)
A 1998 100 Series was $52K.

Neither were basic or affordable.

 

The Pro is intended to be a low-volume halo trim. Here's a $93k Ranger Raptor for perspective: https://www.autotrader.ca/a/Ford/Ranger/Edmonton/AB/5_62416056_CT200426103330372/

 

That’s 68,000 USD. That price is nuts.

 

Funny enough that ad popped up in my FB feed. Next to it is a 2021 Lamborghini Sian listed for $3.7 million USD i.e. it's so expensive the Montreal dealer lists in USD to protect against exchange rate fluctuations: https://www.autotrader.ca/a/Lamborghini/Sián FKP 37/Kirkland/QC/5_60698587_20071218071908667/ Canuckistan is joining the ranks of Panama, Costa Rica, etc. in becoming a banana republic.