How many Toyota's do you have?

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Current:

'21 RAV4 Hybrid
'18 Tacoma TRD Pro
'17 4Runner Limited
'15 Corolla
'77 Celica GT

Past:

'12 Tacoma TRD Off Road
'09 Tacoma 2WD DCSB
'06 4Runner
'06 Tundra
'05 Highlander
'04 Tacoma
'03 Matrix
'99 4Runner
'92 Pickup
'72 Corona Deluxe

 

:O Post a pic of the celica

 

My 2018 Taco TRD OR
the wife's 2021 4Runner TRD OR

Man, I'm glad I'm not the only one. My neighbors think I'm crazy for having 2 modified trucks.
But these are not car guys, by far. So they wouldn't know. #IYKYK

 

Old pic but it still looks like this, lol. I will finish it some day. It runs.

 

1996 Tacoma LX
2005 4 Runner SR5
2011 Corolla LE
2018 Tacoma TRD Sport
2019 4 Runner SR5 Premium
2020 Rav 4 Hybrid XLE (Daughters)

Previous:
1996 Rav 4
2005 Tundra SR5 DC

 

Nice!!!!

 

2010 SR5 w/ 81,000, 1998 TRD access cab w/ 188,000

 

I totaled one of those.

 

Thanks, it doesn't have great bones, but it's mechanically refreshed. Certainly not as nice as that gold Trans Am.

 

2017 Sienna (purchased last year to replace a 2008 Sienna)

2007 Yaris - the ‘teach your kids to drive’ car that we bought at 2 years old and just handed over to our recent college grad

2013 Scion XD - the other previously owned family car that the next college grad will get

I am now in the market for a Tacoma to replace my ‘98 Dakota (my last remaining non-Toyota). Actually thinking new this time since the used market is nuts.

 

2008 LC200

3rd Gen Taco on order.

 

2018 Toyota Tacoma and 2007 Lexus ES350, but the Lexus got wrecked so I replaced it with a 2017 Honda Accord a couple of months ago. I would've gotten a Camry but the local Toyota dealer wants to charge $1500 market adjustment on their allocations and average $3000 above new MSRP for their lease returns. I don't like Toyotas that much to get robbed like that.

I would probably never buy a Toyota again mainly due to the inability to get what I want. On average there are 5 package options for every trim level of every model(check their website). And the fact Toyota won't build to order, the chances of finding a model with a color and a package you like is hard to come by. You just buy what is in stock, and it's rarely exactly what you wanted. I wanted to buy a Black Tacoma SR 2.7 4x4 AC since late 2016. Couldn't find jack at the time. Ended up buying a Subaru. I would look every now and then but rarely saw a truck optioned like that. Then I finally saw one in late 2020 and decided to buy it...only for it to be sold before I got there lol. So that's how I ended up with a 2018.

 

My current list:
‘78 FJ40
‘02 dcsb
‘19 dcsb OR
‘20 RAV hybrid
‘75 VW Baja
‘64 VW 11 window bus

previous…I don’t know how many for sure. I think 30+ other cars, including LCs and pickups.

 

2018 Tacoma TRD OR
2012 Corolla S
2020 Camry XSE
2018 RX450h

Coming soon (ordered) replacing Lexus
2023 Sequoia TRD Pro

 

On my 6th Toyota, Coming from a Tercel, Corolla, Prius, Prius Prime, Tacoma SR5, to my daily driver Tacoma OR

 

My 17 OR
Wife has a 2020 4R

Had a 13 PreRunner

 

2008 4runner-Daughter
2016 Tacoma Off Road
2022 4runner Trail Edition

 

Have, 2016 Taco TRDOR. Had 2000 Celica GT, 1987 FWD pickup, 1980 FWD pickup. Favorite as far as off road performance is the 1980, hands down. "We don't need no stinkin' lockers".
OOPS! Brain fart! Wifey has an '08 Solara too. Her last car was a 2000 Celica as well.