How many Toyota's do you have?

2019 Prius for the Mrs and 2021 Tacoma Sport for me.

 

5 drivers in our family right now, but my boy just turned 16….
‘22 Tacoma
Wife’s ‘15 Sequoia
3 Daughters:
‘16 Scion TC (that counts right?!?)
‘12 Corolla
‘10 Matrix

 

Im not Toyota only but these are my Toyotas excluding others

2012 Tacoma under the knife for 1 tons
1983
1997 80 series
1993 80 series
1985 pickup
2007 FJ

 

18 Tacoma
18 Wrangler JKU
14 Mustang GT
14 Corolla
97 F250

 

2021 Tacoma TRD Sport Premium - mine
2021 4Runner Limited Nightshade - wife's

 

Oh this is fun... past and present:

1990 Toyota Tercel
1992 Toyota Pickup Truck MT ( pre-Tacoma model ).. sold it in 2005 with 199,999 miles on it not a single issue.
2003 Toyota Corolla daughter sold it 2 years ago.
2004 Toyota Corolla son still drives it.
2017 Subaru Forester the wife drives it's a good car, the only 'car' I'd ever buy again.
2021 Access Cab V6 4x4 Super White ( love it )

 

2018 SR 4x4 DCB my Truck
2021 Rav4 XLE Wife's Car
2017 Camry LE Daughter's Car

 

One things for sure while Toyota was building a reputation in the 70s and 80s others were trying to copy that. Toyota and Lexus still near top. I’ve owned 9 different Toyota trucks from 86 through 2007, Six different Priuses a Matrix and a 79 Corolla Wagon.

 

Does a Lexus count

 

I've owned toyotas exclusively since my first vehicle in 1987 just out of high-school when I bought a new 87 pick up.

Current Toyotas

2010 Tundra

2018 Taco


2019 Rav4 Adventure

1999 T4R crawler

 

If you turn your phone sideways, it will.

 

22 Tacoma Trd Pro
11 Toyota Avalon Limited
06 Tacoma PreRunner
05 Lexus ES330

 

I went from never having owned or driven a Toyota in 45 years of driving to buying 2 brand new ones 7 months apart!

Some of us are a little slow at learning.....


The first on 7/31/21: '21 TRD OR DCLB

The second on 2/22/22! '22 RAV4 XLE AWD

 

2006 4runner Limited - Getting ready to sell this one off

2015 Lexus IS350 F sport ;-)

Looking for a Tacoma OR in AG to replace the long running 4runner

 

They share a fair amount of parts. Some Lexus owners go to Toyota for service because it’s cheaper. I got a LX450h similar to a Toyota Highlander only trimmed out better.

 

We have a few GMC SUVs also...and have had a LOT of Toyotas over the years...currently we have:

2019 Tacoma TRD OR 4x4 (purchased new in Jan of '19 and now has 180K miles)...my DD
2022 4Runner TRD Pro (purchased new in Feb '22...5500 miles)...wife's DD
2002 Tacoma TRD OR 4x4 (best friend purchased new in 02 and sold to my son when he was in HS - now in college...280K miles)...son's DD

**We've had far more expensive cars over the years ( Ford,GMC, BMW, Audi, etc), but I must say I find Toyota/Lexus products to be wonderful vehicles and a tremendous value.

 

Wife's 2017 RAV4 that we traded in our 2007 Yaris for, plus my Tacoma.

 

Right now only my 2017 Toyota Tacoma. Had a 2015 Toyota Sienna which was my first Toyota.

 

2002 Lexus ls400 son
2004 Toyota dc trd son
2008 tundra trd limited 4x4 son
2011 Lexus rs 450h extra car
2015 tacoma off road trd 4x4 daughter
2016 tacoma off road trd 4x4 mine
2017 tesla model x 100d
2018 tesla model 3
Probably won’t buy anymore gasoline powered vehicles, the ones I have should last till I pass

 

I bought a 1978 Toyota Corolla in 1980 and was sold on the quality. Then moved the wife into a Toyota Corolla in 1985 and after that she’s always had a Toyota Camry. I drove a 1988 Chevy Silverado for awhile, that 350 V8 engine was bulletproof but the rest of the truck literally was falling apart. I replaced the Silverado with a 1998 Toyota T100 in 2001 and drove it until 2018. That was replaced with a 2018 Tacoma that was totaled last year, and now I drive a 2022 Tacoma. I credit the Japanese auto industry with forcing US automakers to improve their quality, although I’d still buy Japanese over any domestic auto. I hated to see my T100 go but it was time.