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What did you get in return for the Tacoma, new ride? I am about 40 minutes from you...

Both my 2010 SR5 (made by UAW in Fremont, Cali) and my 2016 SR (made in Texas) were both the best trucks I ever had. I do believe my 2005 X-Runner was made in Baja. My 2024 TRD Sport has had issues. I would prefer a Texas built as my next Tacoma.

My 2016 SR was a work beast. My 2010 SR5 was an off-road beast. My 1985 2wd 4-speed manual was a solid light off-roader. My 1986 2wd long-box with topper was my best Wisconsin winter driver I had. My 2025 Camry AWD with WS-90 Blizzak's keeps my 2024 TRD Sport parked in the winter. 16"...

Now those questions are in the gray zone. I never really looked at what I shift at, maybe its the feel and sound and knowing when to naturally shift after 30 years of driving Toyota trucks. But, for better mileage that is the debate I have whenever I drive it. For starters, if you want better...

"Federal auto safety regulators are considering a formal investigation into model-year 2024 through 2026 Toyota Grand Highlander crossovers following reports that the vehicle's front grille design leaves critical cooling components vulnerable to road debris, potentially causing severe engine...

As long as the name outside the dealership says Toyota, they wear Toyota shirts and work shirts inside the dealer, that name Toyota sticks. That means to the customer, it says Toyota along with the named dealership. Bad dealer, or bad service reflects poorly on Toyota likewise, or else why...

Now get some chicken wire for the lower openings' underneath...

Yes, Toyota has gone cheaper and cheaper in their designs and materials. 6-speed manual transmission, poor design, replaced at 15k miles by Toyota. Now, I am still in negotiations with the dealer after I sent them some of my forward-facing camera inputs. But the a/c condenser is of weak...

Since Toyota makes weak condensers, I finished phase 1 of the front project. Basic chicken wire and self-tappers plugged the 4 openings on lower chin. Does not have to look pretty, gets the job done that Toyota lacks.

Yup, Toyota poor design or cheap parts, either way, they will not cover the bill and have to make up an "accident" with insurance claim. Sad that Toyota will not assist and blame you, the driver.

Do not say that, some on here will accuse you of being "crazy" and other stuff. I agree, Toyota could do better with their bumper openings especially with such a huge nose on this truck. I will start with this: And I will design some chicken wire squares that I will self-tap into the 4...

Dude, you never been through an ISO audit have you? You have to be precise in your work, show defined procedures and documentation to where the employee or process is well defined and being followed. That shows CREDIBILITY with the work you are doing, and it will show with not only the...

Typical response! The tech and service greeter techs admitting to commit fraud on my front camera, not telling me how long the diagnostic test and recalls would take and then driving my truck on the street without the seatbelt (chime signing along for miles) and you support that? And I think...

I blame Toyota for not even giving a shyt about something I had no idea happened. It's called customer service. All Toyota customer service stated was to make up an "accident" with my insurance company and file an insurance claim while I have a full warranty to 100,000 above just the...

Trophy trucks have typically 37" off-road racing tires, and they kick up more rocks than a rock beach when they pass a stock-mini Toyota with stock radiator up front. Point was, never had a rock hit my factory radiator up front in 7 desert races..

In Baja we had trophy trucks kick dirt and rocks into my 86 Toyota front, no issues whatsoever with stock radiator placement up front. No breaking shock bodies or mounts, tie-rod ends, axle shafts, nothing.

Seriously, do you people know how the world works? I had to make up an "accident" with my insurance company to get the "claim" filed because Toyota would not stand with its customer base. We picked a date, road I was on and time of day to get the "claim" started. That is why I got upset that...

So, catching them on camera talking about defrauding the customer and not being thoural is ok with you? Nice to know... Same issue would happen with the TRD Pro, but my Camry would not have suffered this same fate.

They designed it, not me. If the customer has to resort to chicken wire on a new model, that tells you something. I have driven Toyota trucks for decades and raced with Toyota back in the day down in Baja, please do not lecture me about these trucks.

It can be a design issue, if the support was just a few inches over, this would have never happened. I did not approve of final front bumper/ plastic design though, they did.