Official 2022 Tundra 3rd Gen Thread

Well then you didn’t buy it you put down a deposit on the truck that you don’t currently own how about a picture of the Tacoma or the FR

 

ban me or block but I’m not shutting up cause you’re mad. And can’t prove a real point other than pictures. Just defending people who bought a 22.

 

I don’t want to ban you I’m just calling bullshit on what you’re posting I currently own a 2022 tundra plenty of pictures on this forum to prove it you claim you’ve owned a Land Cruiser a Tacoma and two Corolla‘s but you’re on here bashing Toyota and the reliability once again I’m calling bullshit. And you’re also posting about a 22 that you currently don’t own once again give it a rest

 

2003 LC. Only pic I have

 

You won’t see me on the 1989 Ford Ranger forum bashing it

 

im not bashing reliability. Read it all. I’m saying there’s no need to exaggerate. This convo started there.

 

you're seriously way off the point.

 

I have read all 189 pages of this specific thread nothing that I’ve seen is exaggerated as far as Toyotas reliability and how many miles you can put on a first or second GEN tundra

 

Not really you’re calling bullshit on Tundras reaching 200,000 miles that’s really not a hard feat to accomplish

 

No. I’m saying 500k and 600k

 

You also stated that probably none make 200,000 miles there is at least one that is verified to reach 1,000,000 miles a feat never accomplished by a domestic by the way

 

Two, actually.

 

I said a percentage make it to 200k. Now you’re just making arguments.

 

Specifically you said 3.7% I asked you for your source which you have yet to show

 

started here for you to follow

 

I’ve been following the entire thing I just question why you’re on a Toyota forum when you’re clearly not a Toyota fan

 

You’re clearly an idiot.

 

I’m gonna guess you read your source wrong and only 3 7% of Toyota tundras don’t make it to 200,000 miles

 

A man of many words and many Toyotas

 

@FLTon What 22 Color and Trim Package did you end up ordering?

 

Silver 403-A

 

i would have to call BS on that number. I’ve owned 2 myself and put more than 200k miles on them. My brother had a Gen1 who gave it to a friend in need when it had over 350k miles and it now has 450k miles. And, the only hint he replaced besides the usual (tires, brakes, rotors, etc) was a fuel pump and an alternator. I don’t think we’re all that unusual as far as Toyota Owners go. But, I really have nothing to base a number on. I just can’t believe that the percentage would be that low for Toyota’s with more than 200k miles.

 

You make up some argument that I’m promoting domestic trucks. I’m not and never did. I posted my LC. Don’t keep pics of old vehicles. Why would I. Doesn’t make my point invalid. People are putting down the new tundra left and right and exaggerating the 5.7 demand and reliability by statements like 400k-500k is an average. Not true. Are Toyotas reliable? yes. I didn’t say they weren’t. What are you confused about?

forgot to quote but for Sparky

 

It’s not it’s just a person spouting off numbers who has supposedly owned 4 Toyotas but has only produced a picture of one Land Cruiser on a flatbed take it for what it’s worth

 

blueprint sr5 sport CM 5.5 bed

 

But yet I posted a picture. Your turn to find a stat of percentage of 5.7s to go 400-500k as claimed above

 

I’m not confused but if you have owned 4 Toyotas you should know that hundreds of thousands of miles aren’t unusual especially in the first or second GEN tundra and you also stated that you owned four Toyotas but have only shown us one picture I can show you pictures of every vehicle I’ve owned for the last 20 years

 

Like I asked before show us your source for the 3.7% that you quoted

 

And I never quoted a number but it’s definitely not 3.7% like you quoted

 

Congrats. I guess. Odd flex.