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  • ELVIS
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    i'm thinking of picking up one of those too.

    god bless.

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  • yellowstang
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    Made in America vs not, all the profit goes back to the parent company, which is not US based. Sure they build a lot of them here, to avoid import taxes. Every company does what it can to lower costs and max out profits, cheap foreign labor helps keep costs down on some vehicles., even Ford.

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  • Stephen
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    22.9 mpg in my regular cab 08 4 banger Tacoma.. I initially thought I’d compare it to an old 4cyl ranger I had, but it kicks its ass in literally every Dept.. it’s extremely plain Jane though.. great little work truck

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  • AnthonyS
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    Originally posted by Trip McNeely View Post
    F150 i believe holds the top spot for most Domestic Made content in a truck. 85%.

    Ford doesn’t make a double cab midsized truck with a 6 ft bed suitable for offroad use. Toyota and GM do. If you can do a 5ft bed then you can get a TRD Pro or ZX2 and Ford can’t compete with that.... and the gladiator rubicon too. The new Ranger looks nice but at least for ‘19 it’s lacking some choices. I do plan to drive all four next winter.

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  • Trip McNeely
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    F150 i believe holds the top spot for most Domestic Made content in a truck. 85%.

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  • Broncojohnny
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    Originally posted by scootro View Post
    double-cab short-bed Tacomas are currently made in Tijuana and all other Tacoma configurations are made in San Antonio
    Doesn't matter, American branded cars have more American made parts.

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  • Craizie
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    Originally posted by Magnus View Post
    No.

    Fuck you!
    Not only are you a colorbindist, you're a fucking idiot to boot....

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  • scootro
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    Originally posted by Broncojohnny View Post
    I wouldn't drive a truck made by those Pearl Harbor bombing sons a bitches even if someone gave it to me.
    double-cab short-bed Tacomas are currently made in Tijuana and all other Tacoma configurations are made in San Antonio

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  • Broncojohnny
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    I wouldn't drive a truck made by those Pearl Harbor bombing sons a bitches even if someone gave it to me.

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  • CexMashean
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    Originally posted by bcoop View Post
    Who the fuck wants an access cab? Also, 2wd, and a TRD Sport, not Pro.

    Try again.
    No.

    Fuck you!

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  • bcoop
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    Originally posted by Magnus View Post
    Silly me, thinking that there are some out there for $28k (https://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/ct...774703768.html), instead of the crazy new prices dealers are asking (http://www.dfwmustangs.net/forums/sh...ghlight=Tacoma).
    Who the fuck wants an access cab? Also, 2wd, and a TRD Sport, not Pro.

    Try again.

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  • FastFord19
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    $36k, No savings of 20-30K

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  • CexMashean
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    Originally posted by bcoop View Post
    Buddy has a Tundra in the Cement grey, and it is awesome. I like the quicksand quite a bit, too.

    LOL @ "buying one a few years old and saving $20-30k". Clearly, you don't know the Toyota used market. Nice trucks, very reliable, but lacking behind every other brand in technology, and they're higher than giraffe pussy. I also agree with comments above about fuel mileage being worse, and it not being as capable. Maybe if parking at your place is a premium, otherwise I'd go full size. The only saving grace is reliability and stupid high resale.
    Silly me, thinking that there are some out there for $28k (https://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/ct...774703768.html), instead of the crazy new prices dealers are asking (http://www.dfwmustangs.net/forums/sh...ghlight=Tacoma).

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  • Juiced4v
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    Toyota's hold their value...go with an Domestic truck an F150 we get the job done and some..especially if you plan on hauling stuff around.

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  • bcoop
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    Buddy has a Tundra in the Cement grey, and it is awesome. I like the quicksand quite a bit, too.

    LOL @ "buying one a few years old and saving $20-30k". Clearly, you don't know the Toyota used market. Nice trucks, very reliable, but lacking behind every other brand in technology, and they're higher than giraffe pussy. I also agree with comments above about fuel mileage being worse, and it not being as capable. Maybe if parking at your place is a premium, otherwise I'd go full size. The only saving grace is reliability and stupid high resale.

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