How many Taco's have you owned?

4 for me. Can’t beat that resale value.
2013 reg cab 2.7 5-speed 4x4

2015 access cab SR 2.7 5-speed 4x4

2017 DCSB TRD Sport AT 4x4

Current 2019 DCLB TRD Sport AT 4x4 with premium and tech. I think I might keep this one.

 

2007 DCLB Sport, Grandfather bought it new and I bought it from him in 2012. Was totalled in accident last year otherwise I’d still be driving it. Loved that truck, never had an issue. Only 150k kms on it when it was written off.



In a 2018 DCLB Sport now, really happy with it. Great driving truck, much quieter than the 2nd Gen. Only regret is I wish I got an Access cab this time around, but doesn’t really fit my needs right now. Next time it will be OR Access cab MT.

 

Honestly Toyota is reason I’d never buy another taco. Worst service, support, and dealerships I have ever dealt with. Toyota abandons you after the purchase, and refuses to stand by their product. And their fixes are half assed leaving me to fix their fix. Hence why my first and last Toyota

 

My 2018 is my second. I tend to put 100k+ miles on my vehicles. I had a 2010 before that, and prior to that I drove a 4Runner. Anyone notice a trend here:

 

On my second one now.

05 White Prerunner DCLB
19 Cement TRD OR DCLB

 

See my sig

 

89 2wd 327K miles sold
88 4wd 217K miles sold
94 4wd crashed
00 Tundra still have
19 Taco

 

'89 4WD - Sold
'02 2WD - Eldest now drives
'18 ORDC

 

I´m started with a 88 Xtra cab Silver, then 2011 Double cab TRD sport 4X4...
Now 2019 Double Cab QuickSand...

 

1st Taco and first truck ever. 6MT FTMFW.

 

2016 2.7 auto
2019 3.5 mt

 

1998 Tacoma 4x4, 2017 trd pro, 2019 trd sport, 2020 trd pro

 

My FJ was soooo cool to drive, it was the small flat-ish windshield & three wipers that I loved most but it was just fun to drive
I highly recommend getting an FJ but like I said take it for a good drive at highway speed to make sure the steering wheel doesn’t wobble.
Tim

 

i had a 97 Bagged and bodydropped tacoma "taco2nv", lifted 96 4runner with 2004 tacoma front end conversion, and my 2017 double cab tacoma.

 

Awesome advice I appreciate it! I plan to keep my Taco for daily and want a FJ just for a off-road adventures and play time so I don’t bang up the Tacoma. FJ cruisers feel like the vehicle you could back into a tree and you would get out and make sure the tree is ok! Lol thanks again for the input Tim!

 

Sadly, I didn’t have the chance to go off road with my FJ but I’ve seen some decked out FJ’s around here that make me wish I would have. Anyway, go get one and enjoy!

 

3 of them. I bought an 06 access cab prerunner and drove it for 10 years. I traded it in for a 2016 DCSB TRD Sport 2wd. Got rear ended at a red light, the frame was bent so they totalled it. So once I got a check from their insurance company I went and bought a 2017 Off road DCSB 4x4. Sold it and bought a Mustang earlier this year. That was something I would later regret and so now I'm getting an Army Green TRD Pro, which will be my 4th.

 

The color of the 4

I like the Mustang but would never buy one because it's a Ford.

 

I have a lot of respect for the 5.0 engine and mustang if I was getting a ford it would be only
5.0 f150
5.0 mustang.
End of list lol!