If you didn't have a Taco...

I had a 4wd first gen Ranger extended cab. Still wish I had it, that little thing was a beast.

 

4RUNNER !!

 

4Runner if they add some tech for 2020. Or F150 properly equipped. Would love a Lexus GX and might consider that if I want to stretch the budget.

 

I probably would of ended up with a FJ cruiser. My dad had one for a little while, he traded it in on a new jeep (needed something he could tow behind his motorhome)

 

I ordered a new JL wrangler unlimited turbo. Likely will keep Tacoma as well in case the Wrangler experiment blows up in my face

 

I probably would have gone a completely different direction and got another Camaro SS or stepped up to the ZL1.

 

I would have kept my ‘96 Taco for a few more years and then took a hard look at a new Tundra. I’ll still be taking a hard look at it even though I have a 3rd gen. Hoping they make some big improvements on it!

 

Audi A6. Loved my A4, but the cabin is too small for two car seats for my little dudes. I think Tacoma is the only truck I'd own given other makes' current designs.

 

F150 or Gladiator.

 

Imagine showing up to work in that thing

 

Would have looked at the Gladiator, but I need the 6' bed to haul dirt bikes in. I came from a 2014 GMC 1500, didn't care for the full size truck. Tacoma for the win!

 

Ram Rebel or Jeep Gladiator.

I'm really glad I didn't drop the extra $20+k on either of those, though. The Taco has everything I need, looks great, runs fantastic with OVtune, and I've been able to use the money I saved to build it up for camping and buy a boat. #winning.

 

Good looking pickup

 

I was considering a barely used Lexus GX 460. Would have also looked at a 4Runner TRD Pro. But giving up a truck bed was more than I could handle so the Tacoma won. Only regret I have is not test driving a short bed before buying my long bed.

 

A Durango 95




which is really a

 

May literally do just that. Drive safe.

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a25411607/2019-jeep-wrangler-euro-ncap-crash-test/

 

Would keep fixing my first gen tundra, buy an 03-06 AC tundra, or a Z71 colorado.

 

5.0 F150. 4 door 4wd

 

Thanks man, i still miss it sometimes. Especially the fact that it had cable throttle and steel bumpers stock ha. Was a great truck for 7 throuble free years.

 

Not trying to be a dick, but why did you regret purchasing frontier? My buddy had 2012 6 spd, AC ,nismo edition and that thing was pretty sweet. Nice smooth engine and tranny, gas mileage could be better, but that 4.0 is a bit archaic.