MORE WOMEN NOW BUYING TACO'S THAN MEN?? JD SAYS SO. MEN NOW BUYING FORD RANGERS INSTEAD.

yep, I went to that last page and then saw. "oh, yeah, makes sense". Seems it needs an encore..."So I'm in a bit of a pickle. I want to do an SAS, but my girl says I also need 'help' in another department and should care more about her needs. What should I do?"

 

Quote: "but my girl says I also need 'help' in another department"

Quote: "should care more about her needs"?

Do they make implant for that? Asking for a friend. Thought they only made pills...

 

I'm driving my wife's 2003 Taco. She moved on to a 4Runner in 2006 and again in 2016. Now "my" first gen keeps getting better. 111K miles and counting.

 

First thing my girl told me when I brought it home was that it's a cute truck.

I agreed with her, it is cute.

 

so true. Snowflakes

 

Rangers? hahahahaaha

 

I find this very hard to believe, but cool if true.

 

Makes sense to me...

 

You need to read through the whole thread as it's not even remotely like what the headline says.

 

This guy ( @TacoBella ) is extremely sensitive...better to just let him troll in peace.

 

I have yet to see a woman drive a Taco

 

I have seem maybe 5-6? In the last couple years. Its mostly younger and middle aged dudes.

 

One day I was loading stuff in my truck at Wal-Mart and some lady that looked to be about 90 pushed her buggy up to a Tacoma near mine, was floored when she loaded up and drove away!

 

My wife drives my truck... and I drive her Wrangler. Works out well!

 

The author of the article poorly worded the data. Of the midsize truck segment 16% of women who own midsize trucks own a Tacoma. And 15% of men who own midsize trucks own a Tacoma. The 16% vs 15% leads to the confusion. Overall over 80% of Tacoma owners are men.

Original article: https://www.jdpower.com/cars/expert-reviews/2020-toyota-tacoma-review

 

New (female) owner after years of wanting one but not able to justify the cost. I feel like I pretty regularly have seen (and envied) other female drivers out there - so I know they exist! I had an Xterra 2 cars ago and my then-bf always called it the chick's "truck" (he was right, I rarely ever saw guys driving one), so maybe now that Nissan discontinued it we're migrating to Tacoma's

 

This makes more sense to me ... I rarely see women driving Tacoma’s in my area (and I see a lot every day) ... it’s been my experience that they’re mostly men owners/drivers.

 

makes sense, modern M cars are hardly the raw sports cars that they used to be.