11-29-2018, 04:23 PM
(11-29-2018, 03:59 PM)Jake Wrote: I mean, any truck will do 200k miles. I think a lot of NASA people get shiny-new-toy syndrome sooner than 200k miles though.
The brand-new Tundra is old and uncompetitive compared to the rest of the market (except the Titan, lol). They can still sell a basic trim for people who think backup cameras are for wimps, but absolutely need to get with the program overall. Good news is the new model really will be "all new" according to a friend within the company, and should be coming soon enough. I think Tundra is 2020 and Tacoma is 2021.
get him to tell you about the diesel and see if I can get a hook up.
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