2024 or 2025 Anybody having Problems

And you’ll have direct injection only and a cramped engine bay.

 

There are trade offs for sure. If I was going to replace regular cab 4cyl Tacoma with a new V6 Frontier that is an upgrade anyway you look at it. More motor more interior warranty any new vehicle is going to have a price tag.

My concern is I can buy the Frontier I want today and drive it off the lot. I can't walk out my door today and buy the Tacoma I want. If I needed a truck today. I would have to make a compromise somewhere. I'm shopping trucks not Tacomas. I can find other trucks with out direct injection only and a less cramped engine bay than the Tacoma, that's before I think about availability and cost. There's a lot of competition out there.

 

You wait even longer and you can get one even cheaper. Nissan has about 12 to 18 months of cash left if they do not get an investor anytime soon.

 

I'm watching to see how low they will go, not good for Nissan they need a lot more than the long bed option for the P4X Frontier.

Frontier more reliable than the R1T according to CR.
https://www.consumerreports.org/car...isfaction/10-least-reliable-cars-a2967595976/

 

Yes to a lot of competition. The more we shopped the better a Tacoma was in all that and especially for what we need and value. The safety rating was up there but so was the comfort, turbo power, manufacturer and dealer reputations. Once committed to a big spend we want it to be best.

If you use the toyota.com and Kiss My Grits app sites well you can find grounded and incoming vehicles, get in queue or chase one down.

Now with Nissan having more trouble as a manufacturer it could be that incentives would look good against Toyota or might improve.

 

But Don't you have/use the Vol control on the Steering Can Bus?