2022 Tundra

IMO it will be less than you are worrying. Toyota prices their hybrids less than $2k above their non-hybrid counterparts. E.g. Highlander hybrid is about $1,400 more than a regular highlander. Depends on specific trims, etc, but it's really not that much. Pano sunroofs are usually a ~$1,500 option depending on manufacturer. A lot of them are similarly just baked into MSRP or part of a package. Still $3,000 a lot of money to pay but I don't think it will be a big jump from 2021.

 

If I had a dollar for everytime this guy used the word 'engineer' in his videos and titles I wouldn't have to worry about what the price of the 22 is going to be.

 

He's a 'engineer' - give him a break

 

it’s an extremely rare job.

 

Define 'Rare'

 

6 billion open positions in the US right now?

 

And what exactly does that have to do with a engineer again

 

I was being sarcastic from the get go.
Post 19653 would indicate as much. Engineers are a dime a dozen.

 

We love pano roofs, especially during our long Canadian winter when every bit of sunlight is appreciated.

 

Never had one but I’m looking forward to it

 

it will certainly make the truck feel more open.

 

Can't wait to see them on the road. Sweet truck!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c-KAJQVVTI

 

Engineers are like crossfitters and vegans. You don't need to guess who they are, they'll tell you within 5 seconds of meeting you.

 

Ain't that the truth

 

Um, I take exception to that. I can do it in 3…”I’m an engineer”

 

Pardon me while I go take my job title off my profile before I get lynched.

 

Nothing wrong with that...need more engineers

 

The problem with engineers is that the term is stolen for BS positions that are NOT engineers at all...i.e. domestic engineers, etc

 

The office I work in is constant entertainment. Someone had the bright idea to park the engineer-in-training and the division's lead engineer in the same area as 6 tradesmen. It's a blood bath. The poor EIT kid's eyes get as big as dinner plates so often I'm afraid they'll get stuck like that.

 

Technician is another one used to loosely.
I.e burger prep technician..

 

For those looking to pull the trigger on a 22, are you planning to keep it as stock as possible? I’m thinking I’m going to leave Toyota engineering alone save for some cosmetic upgrades. Floor mats, bed cover etc..

 

If we do buy one, it'll be left mostly stock. Maybe the dealer installed 3" lift depending on price and if it's not a spacer lift. Good tires, bed mat, Husky liners and a Diamondback HD cover will be about it. I do like the idea of a low key bumper with a hidden winch though.

 

True that

 

I’m leaning to the 1794. I’m going to negotiate a tire swap if possible. Street tires just don’t cut it for me.

 

Add driving a manual transmission to that list.

 

The all time most stolen and abused adjective is PROFESSIONAL. All that really means is that you get paid for whatever it is you're doing, certainly not that you're good at it!

I of course prefer EXPERT!

 

In high school I was a professional master bater.

 

Do you need glasses now???

 

But were you an EXPERT at it???