It's funny you say that for a country where almost everyone is a foreigner or their derivative.Buying a foreign car is an awfully steep price to pay just to get Car Play.
It's funny you say that for a country where almost everyone is a foreigner or their derivative.Buying a foreign car is an awfully steep price to pay just to get Car Play.
Yeah... Why are we importing these from foreign places like Princeton, Indiana (Sequoia) and San Antonio, Texas (Tundra/Tacoma)???
It's funny you say that for a country where almost everyone is a foreigner or their derivative.
I prefer a Toyota. Most reliable vehicles in the industry and their residual value is killer. Toyota’s residual values are like 70%.
They're still a japanese company that don't use UAW labor. And that's besides the fact that the money ultimately goes to japan instead of staying here
FWIW, you can download firmware updates to some Toyota Audio systems here: https://securedp.toyota.com/download-app/downloads
Can't confirm it'll add CarPlay, but should fix some bugs
If by "fix some bugs" you mean remove previously existing features like Pandora integration? Then yep, sure. Toyota f'd a bunch of owners with that last Entune update.
Yes, but I have read drum brakes are great for off road and more people use a Tacoma for off road then towing. The drum brakes also squeal less in sand (in the video I saw) over disc.
This couldn’t be more incorrect. Ford and good resale value? You must be dreaming.Ford pickups has the best resale in its class.... take a peak at CarMax if you don’t believe... even 1st gen raptors are still close to purchase price
This couldn’t be more incorrect. Ford and good resale value? You must be dreaming.
Raptors maybe, but that’s a DB truck. F150. Not a chance. I can find about 3,000 used f150s for sale in a 50 mile radius. Good luck with competing. In all seriousness I just did a search for F150s on cars.com. 1100 in a 50 mile radius. Tundra 307. Big difference there. Like I said. Good luck on getting asking price when 1100 other people are competing with you.Ford pickups has the best resale in its class.... take a peak at CarMax if you don’t believe... even 1st gen raptors are still close to purchase price
I still rapture have disc brakes. So the 2020 Tacoma is finally getting powered seats too.Drum being better for off-road is a bit of a misnomer because there's no real data to back that up.
The one argument that seems to favor drum for off-road is the idea that it is more enclosed so it is less susceptible to mud and debris. But disc brakes are sort of self-cleaning in this regards, so build-up doesn't really occur to be detrimental to braking. With drums, if you do get bogged in mud, it will get into the drums, and this will be a problem since you basically have to remove the drum covers to start knocking out mud and debris.
Then you get into the weeds when it comes to disc brakes being better for heat dissipation and drum brakes not being as effective when going in reverse.
I still have a 2010 Tacoma and also have a 2018 Jeep JKU. I am not a fan of the Tacoma rear drum because of the fade issue. I have noticed it in the summer with a relatively medium load weight in the bed while off pavement.
Wireless carplay! That's what I want. None of this take your phone out of your pocket and plug it in like it's 2015.