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Its about time, charging a ton of money for trucks the undercarriage stuff better be painted.

That leaves me out because I am chucking all sorts sharp pointy heavy stuff in the bed and driving through brushed over logging and mining roads.

Dumping firewood in the bed or any sharp pointy stuff to see how the bed holds up, spraying milk or soda on the screen to see if the kid just cost me a bundle of money to replace the screen, jamming the transmission down to first gear to see if it breaks anything, there are probably more but...

I think Toyota redesigned the Tacoma and Tundra just barely enough to get by and not excel at anything.

In all seriousness I would like to see tests like that on new trucks, that would be far more interesting than towing tests and other silly stuff people test.

Old a** Ranger is tougher than a new Tacoma

The only solution for Toyota is to dump the Tacoma and Tundra and sell the far superior Hilux Champ in the USA.

I think Toyota needs get some proving grounds drivers that drive like real world people not pencil pushers.

There is an old saying, GM vehicles run crappy longer than most vehicles run at all, that's been the case with all of the GM vehicles I have owned, they may run crappy sometimes but they still drive. I remember my cousin gave me an early 80s Buick or Oldsmobile front drive car and we thrashed...

It's pretty chicken s**t Toyota blaming the Truck King guy, its just crappy Toyota engineering.

Toyota found a ball and promptly dropped it, new Toyota is a stinker.

I prefer old Toyota, new Toyota has lost their way.

It seems that Toyota tested the Tundra and Tacoma on glass smooth proving grounds roads and people who weigh about 90 pounds for interior durability.

Someone else said that the reason Toyota only basically sells crew cabs now is so there are more people on board to help push when it breaks down, I got a chuckle out of that.

Why would anyone want a GM, Ford or Ram when you can get a Toyota Land Cruiser 79 series or a Hilux.

RIP, he had some great shows

We got the Honda 250R three wheeler fired up it runs pretty good.

The neighbor bought one of the 50s GMC trucks for his wife and the other one my brother got running and its going to be sold too.

Well we went back to the estate sale location, my nephew bought a Honda 250R three wheeler for a $100 a beater chainsaw and I bought a 30 gallon gas powered air compressor with a Honda engine on it for $100 with a 2002 build date.

Toyota isn't doing so hot these days.