02-17-2007, 01:01 AM
Toyota's been making the Tundra since 2000.
Everyone I know that bought a Tundra was because they were fed up with Chevy and Ford.
Didn't want a "brawny" Dodge.
Only (complaint echoes repeatedly) complaint has been the yuppy look, the yuppy feel, the yuppy ride.
Toyota has addressed that.
Tacoma's got all the towing capability I need. (so far).
I'd get out and walk before I saddled myself with a Ranger or a S-10.
Everyone I know with a Colorado has had MAJOR engine and /or transmission troubles. Under warrantee, but still aPITA.
I've had 1 (one) recall with the Tacoma. The trailer light diode pack
Some have complained of front end shimmy. Mine was the crappy Goodyear tires.
(credit where credit is due, they did go 80,000 miles with rubber left, I was just fed up checking tire pressure all the time)
Had to be perfectly balanced and exact equal tire pressure side to side.
Honda's 'truck' is just as ugly as the Chevy they copied.
Everyone I know that bought a Tundra was because they were fed up with Chevy and Ford.
Didn't want a "brawny" Dodge.
Only (complaint echoes repeatedly) complaint has been the yuppy look, the yuppy feel, the yuppy ride.
Toyota has addressed that.
Tacoma's got all the towing capability I need. (so far).
I'd get out and walk before I saddled myself with a Ranger or a S-10.
Everyone I know with a Colorado has had MAJOR engine and /or transmission troubles. Under warrantee, but still aPITA.
I've had 1 (one) recall with the Tacoma. The trailer light diode pack
Some have complained of front end shimmy. Mine was the crappy Goodyear tires.
(credit where credit is due, they did go 80,000 miles with rubber left, I was just fed up checking tire pressure all the time)
Had to be perfectly balanced and exact equal tire pressure side to side.
Honda's 'truck' is just as ugly as the Chevy they copied.