4th gens NOT selling

Rates are high and prices seem crazy, but I have seen quite a few rolling around the Atlanta area.

 

I parked right next to an Underground SR5 on Friday. Sized it up next to mine; like mine better

 

His avatar would have given you that information without even asking...... All 3rd gen Manual Transmission (long live the 3 pedal) trucks were built in Texas.......even when most of the 3rd gen production had moved to Mexico.

 

The car is fine, Im just peeved because they said I was getting a "truck" similar to fine and instead gave me a nissan AWD car. I was looking forward to driving a different truck brand for a week.

 

I had seen that all manuals were built in Texas but also all double cab short beds were Mexico, didn't know which over ruled the other.

Still never answered if he thinks all Mexican made Tacomas are garbage tho.

 

Uhhh. My 2022 TRD Offroad 6 speed manual was built in Mexico.

 

Mexican 22 taco as well

 

That’s about the timeframe all Tacoma assembly had moved south. My 2021 was built in Texas, though it is an automatic.

 

My 21 is Messkin.

 

My 21 was Texan also.

i also had 0 quality issues with either one

 

Doesn't catch my eye like a 3rd Gen OR or PRO!

 

Around late 2021 is when all Tacoma assembly moved to Mexico. Prior to 2021 all Access Cabs were built in Texas.

https://www.motor1.com/news/393859/toyota-tacoma-production-moving-mexico/

If your Tacoma VIN begins with a “5” it was built in Texas. If your Tacoma VIN begins with a “3” it was built in Mexico.

https://support.toyota.com/s/articl...s starting with "1,J" were produced in Japan.

 

Texas also did all models including DCSB's, but you are correct that until changes a few years back Mexico only did DCSB with AT.

 

One of my double cab short beds was built in Texas...The other one is made in Mexico.

 

My 2017 and 2020 Pro were both made in Texas.

 

$5k off an AT4X and 1.99% by me, Toyota gonna have to reassess in this market

 

That is going to be hard for someone to pass up.

 

I suspect the truck is not the cause of truck not selling well. Larger financial trends at play making people spend less in general or having less money left after food and housing to buy overpriced vehicles.

 

I would not pay $52k.

 

Cheaper than a premium offroad and better rate. But agreed.