For what you paid you could've gotten a fullsize

The re sale is silly on the used ones, considering it could have a rotting frame and all. For me, serious offroading in a newer vehicle is not financially possible, and dirt bikes are far more fun. I will take a newer, lower kilometer tundra for less $$ than taco and spend it on gas.
I have owned 2 2nd gens, a 3rd gen SC 4runner and now a gen1 tundra. The taco is good but not that good....

 

I do both, I wheel my new Tacoma and ride my mx bikes!

 

My lx570 has pinstripes

 

Right why buy a vehicle built to off road and use it as a street queen.

 

Hey hey leave my Pro out of it

 

when it comes to gas yes.

If it diesel forced induction is the way to go even if turbos shit the bed. Which to be fair if its designed properly it shouldn't really.
Look at the 79 series land crusiers. No turbo issues.
And if you keep it in a lower boost they last a good amount of KM

 

Pro Tundra was the same price as my Pro Taco.

It was way bigger with a v8 with way less technology (no crawl control etc). I thought about it, glad I held out for the Taco

 

Is there lots of discounts on pro tundra ?

 

The dealer I ordered from was dealing on the TundraPro (had one in stock), but not on the TacoPro

 

Interesting

 

from what I've heard from a few different dealers, they don't sell tundras as well as they sell tacomas.
Most seem to go for any of the other 3 for a fullsized since they're usually cheaper than the tundra, and have higher towing. I've been in them as two of the project managers at my company have them and I've used them when needing to pick up material while they're in meetings etc.

Honestly nothing that special. Nice yes, but at the cost nothing all that great.
Even on the used market they don't seem to move as fast as tacomas do, nor do they hold as high a value.

 

I like how you think, but I would have died after the second hooker!

 

Around here tundras are discounted up to $5000
Tacomas are not

However best tundra pro I have seen is $1500 off msrp locally

 

Eliot spritzer to the rescue

 

If you buy a rubicon, raptor, anything with Pro in the name, you are a fanboy. Which is fine, it just means you really like the vehicle for what it is and don't mind paying more to have the nicest one.

Practicality is another thing.

Would I love to have a Pro anything, yes.

Is my dad going to buy it for me, no.

 

My dad is dead

Yes I am a fanboi

My Pro is the most practical of all vehicles I own

 

Tundra sales are around 118k a year. Gm and ford are 730k per year. Tacoma is in the 170's a year

 

I tend to agree that the cost is high but in reality to buy a full size with the same trim levels your are going to pay more. I traded my 04F350 CC diesel in on my Taco based on reliability ratings. With the number of issues being reported I am contemplating trading my Taco on another full size but in order to get the trim level & options I want I'm looking at a 2-3 year old truck or paying 10-20k more.

Just an observation from being on this site for a while now... Anyone else find it funny how many previous gen Taco boys troll this board just waiting for the chance to bash on the 3G? Don't they have a rusted frame to replace or something?

 

Tundras are hard to sell because they don't compete well with the big 3. This is an old video but scared a lot of people away.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJZVUnOduH4

 

...its basically a commercial for ford lol.
Mike rowe always advertises for them.

I feel its biased