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I want to see the poverty spec with steel wheels, my favorite model.

I edited my post as I was a little harsh.

Now people on the Tundra forum are saying the 2024 Tundra is subject to the recall, if so that's a pretty chicken **** thing for Toyota to do. https://www.tundras.com/threads/tundra-engine-recall-interesting-news.145939/page-51

Dana just made the frames, Toyota surely spec'd out the steel formulas and coatings I would think. Thinking about it maybe that's why Toyota went a USA only Tacoma because Toyota could not get anyone in the USA to make Hilux spec frames. If I could get in the Toyota engineering archives I...

Toyota has not made a truck I am interested in since about 1991 for the small trucks and 2017 for the full size trucks.

I like the new Ram inline six engine.

I think Toyota would have sold just as many Hilux based trucks as Tacoma trucks. One thing is certain Toyota would not have had to replace tens of thousands of Hilux frames because of rust.

My opinion is Toyotas USA problems started with the first generation Tacoma, Toyota USA probably insisted they get a special USA only truck instead of the Hilux based Toyota (far superior to the Tacoma) Toyota Japan should have told Toyota USA to pound sand you get what everyone else gets just...

I think Toyota Japan needs to take back the reins from Toyota USA.

The guy at work just got a free low mileage (68,000) miles Toyota 4 Runner the catch is its rusty from sitting under a tree on the Oregon coast, the story he said was the lady stopped driving it because it smelled musty inside and had breathing problems so she parked it, the same lady also has a...

Not getting another Nissan pickup now, I get there and the guy was a complete flake, the biggest thing is he did not have a title like the Facebook ad said so no deal.

I will be getting a 1991 Nissan Hardbody 4x4 for a little off roader beater, its a regular cab 4x4 short bed 4 cylinder 5 speed, the guy says its needs the transmission rebuilt.

I guess I should clarify, this truck has probably been a Chinese refrigerator for 20 years as I sold it to a friend of my brothers in 2005 or so and he rolled it down a hill here in the county I live in called 5 mile hill and totaled it and the passenger ended up with a broken neck I should...

A bad cell phone picture of a picture of my 1985 Toyota regular cab long bed 4x4 pickup, it had a 22RE and automatic transmission, I remember many times hauling sawmill slabs in the bed that weighed more than the truck, they were usually eight to ten feet long and I had expanded steel side racks...

75 degrees i would keel over dead, I usually have the bedroom window open until its near freezing.

I need to make a Youtube channel Work Truck Kent so I can buy base model work trucks and presumably write them off as business expense. My favorite trucks have always been base model trucks, if I see a truck other than base model its a complete turn off for me.

The real question is will GM or Ford do anything about it, if their past actions are any indication they are whistling past the grave yard as we type.

The junk aspect wouldn't be a problem if they weren't charging diamond prices, these price increases should have been towards increased quality, an anecdotal instance was the guy at work bought a new Silverado 3500hd duramax and its already had to have the exhaust system replaced.

I wonder if thats why my Nissan Frontier creeks like an old house all the time.

I bought a 2024 Honda Foreman ES/EPS and I like riding the 2002 more than the new one.