Anyone else barely drive their Taco?

Just curious if there's anyone else out there that barely drives their Tacoma? I recently was given a company truck that I drive to and from work and all day at work. Because it's already warmed up and not buried in the front of the driveway, I tend to drive the company truck wherever I go during the week after work too. It's starting to annoy me though that I have a 2010 Tacoma sitting 99% of the time with the exception of once every week or week and a half. As much as I hate to say it, financially, it makes no sense to have it (other than the fact that I love the truck).

 

I know "the glen" here in NorCal barely ever drives his green taco

 

I purchased my Taco in March this year, and after a trip to Biloxi Miss. from Georgia, I have just passed the 4000 miles in 9 months. It is my retirement truck, and we are driving it to keep the miles off my wife's car. I guess I don't get out much. I have had my first oil change already, and it was at the 6 month mark. I may have 6000 miles on it when my next oil change comes in March.

 

only 5500 miles the first year for me...
same situation - work truck during the week/Tacoma for the weekends.

 

I also have a company vehicle (Ford Explorer) that I drive during the week, including commute. The Tacoma is only used over weekends, and some weekends when we go away as a family we use the family vehicle (Honda Odyssey), then the Tacoma does not even get started. I am okay with it - don't put many miles on the truck, so it will just last me longer. (And the company pays for my commute...my monthly gas bill in my truck is about $10.00)

 

I've added 21K to my odometer since I bought the truck 35 months ago. So, a bit over 7K a year. Company truck to and from work. No personal use allowed on the company rig. Once it's home, it sits. I'm single, so I don't have any other vehicles in my household. I still need to own a vehicle, though I probably don't need one this nice. I look at it as a weekend "toy". Makes me feel better about that classic car that's not quite in the cards right now.

 

Same here. Company truck all week. Bought my truck new May 2010. Only have 13700 miles on it.

 

In college so only drive about once a week. Minus the commutes to school my 2012 would only have about 2000 miles on it

 

yup....had it 8 months and I just hit 2400 miles.

 

Just like my 09, my 2012 sits for months at a time. It's my camping vehicle and I have 2 other cars. I hate putting miles on cars anyway.

 

I just bought my 2010 last month. It had been a 3 year lease from the same dealership. When I bought it, it had just under 6600 miles. I've had it almost 2 months and have just over 9000 on it now, gotta make up for lost time haha..my normal is 15K a year but I've taken a few road trips in it that aren't normally done, such as Nashua NH for a weekend long dart tournament, a couple of spur of the moment trips to RI..

 

I have a company car I use on business travel, so my taco will sit at the office all week. It seems like my wife puts more miles on it when she needs a truck to drive. I seem to put more miles on the company car than on the taco.

 

I only drive mine roughly 20 something days a year

 

I guess I have a lot of miles compared to some. 38k on my 07. I drive company truck.
The original tires had more dry rot than worn,so I replaced them.
I also cleaned out garage and park in there now.

 

2010 ( purchased new ) 2.7L 4 X 4 manual

Bought it to get out when it snows and blows ( long lane ) and occasional trips to the lumber yard.

Haven't had much snow lately......... ~ 2500 miles.

 

I have a 2013 Sport, if I need the truck I will use it during the week but mostly drive it on the weekend. Use my 2007 Corolla most of the times, 30 mpg.

 

Got mine in July and have not hit 4k yet! Lots of short commutes. We take our TDI jetta on all the long trips @48mpgs....hard to justify the 21mpgs on the Tacoma! Though I really want to drive it on a longer run.

 

I've had mine a month and a half and have 750 miles on it. Drive it mainly on the week-ends, I drive a Spokane Transit Authority vanpool to and from work. That saves 50 miles per day. We use the wife's Subaru Outback for longer trips. I got it mainly for a camping/fishing rig. I haven't pulled it yet but it should pull the Coleman tent trailer very nicely.

 

Had mine 4 months, and only have 3600 km on it. My round trip is only 6 km daily (to the train and back). May go up a bit next year if I get to the cottage more, but I have plans that may not allow that.

 

Prius for everything.

Tacoma only when necessary.

John Deere tractor for fun.

- Spindifferent