Why do so many Tacoma owners live in Apartments?

oh gotcha. I am allergic to the 909 so I don't go there. Thus I also don't talk about it

 

I am sure Kentucky is way nicer than the inland empire, riverside, corona garbage we have here

 

beautiful. Thats what I think of when I think KY

and horses.

I was driving and it was gorgeous green rolling hills and horses.

so beautiful.

and NOBODY had anything less than 4 wheels in the back of their truck.

Felt like a cowboy movie. Everybody was a real man.

And I was in my MR2-Turbo from 1995. So outta place! Surprised didn't get lynched. *oh wait thats Alabama*

 

Calcutta is nicer than 909/IE

 

paid cash for my limited. guess i'm Outta the demographics!

 

I stopped going since I moved, but if I ever do end up back there I'll let you know. That being said I'm only 17, can't imagine you'd want to go with someone in my age group.

 

I have friends from all age demographics.


Here is a proper Kentucky truck

 

Limited owners tend to be a special breed.

 

Well, I'll be sure to pm you if I go again.

 

take that as a compliment or no?

 

Of course

Older
Richer
Better taste in life
Often married with grown children
Excellent career
Very high net worth.

Only richer demographic of Toyota owner, is new Land Cruiser owner (Usually 8-9 high end cars, mid 500K salary +)

 

thank you! didn't mean it as snobbish. just may be my last vehicle i'll ever purchase, so got the "ok" from the Boss, my wife, & i'm lovin my taco

 

Beautiful.

Didn't come off as snobbish. It is a fact, Limited owners are different

 

This topic tends to come up now and then on the BMW forum I frequent. It always makes for an interesting discussion.

 

Why do so many tacoma owners live in Apartments?

Because buying a house is sometimes not realistic to some. When you work two jobs and you stay at your house for just 6 to 8 hrs most of the day paying that s**t mortgage + utility bills is too much to swallow. Then again, at year end, pay some property tax.

 

I bought my home when the real estate bubble burst. Paid $675k, while a friend that lives down the street paid over $1 million for his 5 years prior. I have view, he doesnt. Property is worth 800k seven years later. So it's not always bad to own, just have to know when to buy i guess. Im actually starting to look at home auctions...was at one this morning. If you want to own, do your homework as there are opportunities out there.

 

Yeah I have heard

There are people staying in cars in Walmart parking lot

It's a good way to save $

 

I realize this post is old and this thread topic is pedantic and childish but I've thought about living out of my Taco for a year or two to begin building a really solid savings. The only thing stopping me really is that I need to live in a place with a harsh winter for the next few years. I'm good to 20 degrees but it is supposed to be much colder where I want to live. I cannot see ever wanting to live in California again, but that would be a decent climate for living in your truck save for the crime rates. Always fun to think about.

 

You've completely become a shitposter haven't you?