Canadian Prices 2022 Tundra

Have you ever had milk in bags? Here in NW ON bag milk has been here ever since I was a little kid. The Whole Sale Club here sells only bagged milk.

 

LOL the milk in bags was the funniest thing to me the first time I traveled through Canada.

 

Will wait until the Frenzy buying goes down lol!!!

 

Is it true you guys don’t have milk in bags? Lol. I have 6 bags of 2% in my fridge right now for the kiddies.

 

Hoping to head up north sometime next year to the Arctic and just wanted to make sure milk bags wasn't a joke.

 

Ok so seriously. How? Do you have a plastic box to put them in? What if the bag is punctured? Isn't it easier to pour with a handle?

 

You're in luck - I was just giving some milk to the kiddies

 

We have 1L cartons, 2L cartons, and then these 4L bags that come with three individual milk bags. If you don't have a plastic holder, you're SOL or in for a messy day.

 

Is your bag milk any cheaper?

 

Noob here, what is so special about the TRD Pro?

 

If you buy one, you instantly become cool. $70k=small price to pay. Just kidding, too fancy for me.

 

Isn’t the 1794 the fancy one?

 

My wife says yes.

 

Oh they’re both fancy. 1794 is box seats at the stampede fancy. Pro is wake boat at the muskoka cottage fancy.

 

Only out east. They rent their hot water heaters too. Easterners are weird.

Haven't seen it here in the West since the early 90's. We've moved beyond such barbaric practices.

 

Still chuckling about the bagged milk...Carry on.

 

Poutine on the other hand is no laughing matter. That shit is DELICIOUS!!!

 

That we do. I don't understand it either which is why I buy out my water heaters (on purchase properties) or buy them upfront. It's crazy how many things we rent that are fixed in our homes here: water heaters, furnace, AC, water softeners, etc...

 

Haven't seen it here in the West since the early 90's. We've moved beyond such barbaric practices. [/QUOTE]

Not only that, bags also make lousy piss jugs!

 

Some things I’m better off never seeing

 

I got excited for a bit,I was envisioning milk bags of a different sort..
We shall see if the dealer i have the 2022 deposit on has the Canadian prices today as forcasted.I am not holding my breath..

Are pontoons a factory option? We need them in some parts of BC ..
We will be lucky to have milk of any kind considering the devastation to our farms

 

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/autos/new...or-the-2022-tundra/ar-AAQWb1b?ocid=uxbndlbingSupposedly these are canadiian prices

 

Left deposit for a Limited in blueprint with grey interior.

 

Same. But asked for TRD Off Road and I dont think I specified interior

Im still on the fence with Blueprint. Sometimes it has a purple hue, which turns me off. But the rest of the time when it looks like a dark navy or almost black I think its awesome.

 

No

 

Seems like they have de-contented the spec levels in this new generation. Looking at what the new Sport comes with compared to what mine has is a disappointment....and it costs more! Oh well. Planning to hang on to mine a while longer.

 

Yeah, last year there were two off-road models $3000 apart. Would have been nice to be able to add a sunroof and leather seats without spending an extra $12k.

 

New one is Hybrid only, and has the Fox suspension, looks cooler and what not, that's how they sucker me into getting one, but new pricing is steep, some Ram dealer is willing to order TRX at msrp for customers, and base model is 98k before tax and PDI.

 

Is that a typo 98k? The 1794 seems to top out at 74.5k … what are you adding to get the Pro up to 98k?

 

No no, pro seems will be in low 80s, a ram trx base model is 98k, so suddenly a tundra trd pro is getting very expensive.

As another reference, cheapest raptor is 87k (you have to special order one)