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I should have specified cable TV on my previous post.

My 14 year old nephew rarely watches TV he is usually watching You Tube videos about Ford Super Duties with 6 liter diesels (he got one from a local wrecking yard and car hoarder that the owner passed away and they are selling everything at scrap prices)

If you have to lift up your truck much the new Harbor Freight off road jack is excellent. it glides right over dirt and sand on my property, and pretty well made too.

I need to buy another fiber optic camera (endoscope) I have an older one and the picture is atrocious,

The problem with YouTube auto testers is they use the same vehicles on every test, its boring, its always the highest end trims and nothing else, that's surely because the auto makers want to push people to buy these trims but I am not interested. I remember when I ordered my 2004 Silverado WT...

This bench grinder has been sitting outside for about 40 years or so on the Oregon coast and it still gets used a few times a week, I remember it was in the garage that the roof collapsed before that.

The Tacoma and Tundra both seem like expensive stinkers, all new trucks except the Maverick are expensive though.

I have wondered if this happened in the upper halls of Toyota when they heard about the TFL Tacoma,

I am not really sold on the new Tacoma with what happened to TFLs Tacoma, I am pretty sure the front differential is the same on an a cheap base model SR as the TRD pro or Trail hunter.

The Toyota tax comes into play here too, as I remember in 2004 my Silverado RCLB 4x4 with rebates ($18,500) was cheaper than a 2004 Toyota Tacoma RCSB 4x4 so I bought the Silverado instead.

I think what the point is people seem to want the Kobe beef of trucks but don't want to pay Kobe Beef price when maybe they should be buying chopped steak.

It looks like the base model Tacoma with steel wheels is on the Tacoma build site, i love those steel wheels.

Why are people complaining about the prices of the top of the line models? those versions are always expensive, if you don't like it buy the base models, all of my trucks are base models and all of my future trucks will also be base models.

I heard Toyota is coming out with another SUV, its based off of the one at the Japan mobility show sitting by the EPU truck.

I hope those restroom breaks aren't set in stone because if so I am out.

My brother has a Ford Ranger just like that one.

Can anyone answer this question honestly? Why is it that having eight SUV or CUV models wont cannibalize each others sales and nine car models (at least that's what I counted on Toyota USA site) wont cannibalize each others sales but we hear endlessly how a smaller pickup will cannibalize Tacoma...

There is a MT article with a picture of a crew cab with steel wheels.

I thought I seen the steel wheels on the extra cab and the crew cab in pictures.

What happened to the steel wheels on the base model 4th generation Tacoma? all it shows on the Toyota build site is alloy wheels, Yuck!