For just a couple of hours that looks really good, definitely improves the look of the interior (with some bonus durability). I like the camo pattern in the center, too.
It's a very different experience, the Tacoma has a much longer throw and you really feel like you're shifting a truck. I grew up with old trucks so I recognize that classic shifter feel. The Bronco was much more modern and car like, honestly. Worth going to test drive one!
I had one of the new Ford Bronco 2-doors. It was fun, had the manual transmission, but was utterly useful at carrying things or people. I drove a friend's Tacoma with the manual transmission and I was sold.
x2 on the SR5 idea. You can probably find a set pretty easily (and hopefully cheap). Won't feel bad getting them dirty of even a little scuffed up for winter.
Nice! That trick used to with with Uber One (their premium version). For almost 6 months I had a free membership because they always offered me another free month when I went to cancel.
That's horrible, I had a collector car stolen a few years back and I don't wish that upon anyone. I know it's no help now but after that experience I started putting AirTags in all of my vehicles, somewhere discreet.
As long as it stops, you should be good! I remember hearing a strange electric motor noise on my Audi one day, the ECU fried itself and the fuel pump just kept running until I disconnected the battery.
I find myself enjoying narrow tires more and more, probably due to the rolling resistance and better fuel economy, but I enjoy the steering feel around town a bit more.