What a freaking change I love it.

What a freaking change I love it.

dalejrfan88 wrote:i have a problem with accumulating vehicles so i got rid of nothing, just the wife who took everything but the cars

LOL!

In my case, it was my wife who forced me to trade in our 97 Toyota Rav4 for a 2011 Silverado LT Crew Cab. She was too afraid to drive Rav4 on highway, but now she can get up there with Silverado.

My truck is a 3rd vehicle for us. For the past 8 years I have been driving this BMW

Which I still have and which I drive most of the time. Its nice to have the option to drive the truck as well

Just this:

And this:

Got rid of my 2010 Tacoma TRD Sport for a 2008 Silverado Z71.. and the modding has already started.. ..

I traded in a 2008 mitsubishi lancer GTS.

2008 Toyota tundra Double cab I bought brand new. Was a great truck just wanted something bigger.

2011 Toyota Tacoma double cab 4WD TRD Sport.

Hugely disappointing truck. Cruise control worked like a truck from the 1970s. Meaning the speed wandered all over the place. Gutless engine. Doors sounded like a tin can when slammed. Radio volume had sudden acceleration! The volume would go up, up, and up. I'd have to shut it off to get it back under control. It was easy to understand how they might really have a sudden acceleration issue, if the radio could do that. Drink holders didn't fit water bottles. Had to realign headlights to compensate for ass end sag. The truck is not designed to be used for hauling anything but feathers.

So glad to be back in a US designed and built truck.

fishersfort wrote:2011 Toyota Tacoma double cab 4WD TRD Sport.

Hugely disappointing truck. Cruise control worked like a truck from the 1970s. Meaning the speed wandered all over the place. Gutless engine. Doors sounded like a tin can when slammed. Radio volume had sudden acceleration! The volume would go up, up, and up. I'd have to shut it off to get it back under control. It was easy to understand how they might really have a sudden acceleration issue, if the radio could do that. Drink holders didn't fit water bottles. Had to realign headlights to compensate for ass end sag. The truck is not designed to be used for hauling anything but feathers.

So glad to be back in a US designed and built truck.

Not to get into a battle here, but toyota is the most us built truck on the market. chevy/GM has "made in mexico" stamped all over it.

fishersfort wrote:2011 Toyota Tacoma double cab 4WD TRD Sport.

Hugely disappointing truck. Cruise control worked like a truck from the 1970s. Meaning the speed wandered all over the place. Gutless engine. Doors sounded like a tin can when slammed. Radio volume had sudden acceleration! The volume would go up, up, and up. I'd have to shut it off to get it back under control. It was easy to understand how they might really have a sudden acceleration issue, if the radio could do that. Drink holders didn't fit water bottles. Had to realign headlights to compensate for ass end sag. The truck is not designed to be used for hauling anything but feathers.

So glad to be back in a US designed and built truck.

This made my day! haha Glad your in a Chevy now! Although, I've never heard of the Tundra being gutless... I always heard they were the fastest truck on the market right now?