Piece of junk

Is your steering wheel tilted up or does the SR's not come with tilt?

 

This guy sounds like he yells at clouds for being too puffy... should have bought a Camry...

 

Someone mentioned adding birds…

 

At 5'10.5" with a long torso I too have to bend my head down to get in, no car company can design a vehicle that fits all.

 

Do you think your torso length makes a difference? 5'10.5" is 5'10.5" regardless if you have hobbit feet or a foot long neck.

 

I highly recommend trading it in. I did and couldn't be happier. Living that full size life now. Better gas mileage and cheaper car insurance.

I got $32K for my '21 TRD OR with 30k miles...and mine had the frame replaced after an accident, so I'm sure you'll do better.

 

Ewwwwwwwww !!!! Where’s my eye bleach !!!

 

If someone has short legs, their ingress and seating position is going to be different than someone with spider legs even though they are both 5’10”

 

Not sure, how everyone else, gets in a vehicle, I step up and sit down and with the Tacoma have to tuck my head or it will hit the door frame.

 

I climb through the back window, spin around on the back seat, and tip over head-first into the driver's seat, then have to get turned around and right-side up. This miserable piece of junk should have more room inside....if only there was an opening adjacent to the driver's seat that I could just go through, but the idiots at Toyota stuck a door in the way.

 

Should have bought a manual transmission to avoid #1 - Manual Mafia

Everything else is just a symptom of an ancient truck that costs too much and you having buyer's remorse.

 

I will say my 5'4" wife is very comfortable driving it. And it was designed aroubd the Japenese... dimentions... shall we say.
Think what you will.

 

Why would a truck designed and built for the US/Canada markets be "designed aroubd (sic) the Japenese (sic)... dimentions (sic)"?

 

Oh I don't know.
Money

 

So Toyota makes more money by designing a US-market truck for Japanese-sized people? Yes, you're right, that does make perfect sense.

 

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