Anyone got a Tundra and Tacoma?

Thinking of adding a Tacoma. Tell me it makes no sense Lol...

 

My bud has a Camry. He’s thinking of adding a Corolla….

 

I guess the main question would be why?

 

Well my Taco is badass:

BEHOLD:

 

It’s a great little truck

it’s no tundra but that isn’t a bad thing. I wouldn’t say it’s a family truck. It’s been great for me and my wife for 6 1/2 years. Done everything we’ve needed it too.

I love mine. Even with the tundra I can’t imagine selling it.

 

My bud’s GR Corolla will be badass….

 

I have a Toyota Hilux, it's like a Tacoma but about 50,000x cooler

 

Didn't mean why as if you wouldn't love it, just meant like if you need a offroad play truck or a commuter or something. The reason you want it would define if you should get one kinda thing.

 

I'd be keeping my Tundra. Always liked the tacoma's but never had one because they weren't enough truck for me through the years. Times have changed and would like to buzz around in something smaller than the Tundra. And a part of me wants to turn it into a nice camping/off roading rig. Can always decide after a bit which one serves me better go from there.

 

Planning on waiting for prices to drop first?

 

Probably not, I don't see that happening anytime soon.

 

What model / generation you considering?

 

I have a tundra Pro and now added a 22 Camry. But thinking about going to a Tacoma off road and building my mods myself. And sell my Pro. But when I think about it don’t know if I can.

 

Close, I have a Tundra and 4runner, now those two does certainly make sense to have.

 

I’m considering adding a Sequoia. ‍

 

Yep sure do!

Gen 1 Tacoma & Gen 2 Tundra. Never getting rid of them either.

The Gen 1 Tacoma is a mule! Slow, 2.7 liter automatic, small (just an extra cab) but just keeps
ongoing.


O.S.T.

 

New 3rd Gen, TRD Off Road at least

 

Wife's got a 4runner lol.

 

Yep. Both bought new. Both MGM. Good at different things. Don't need both. Just want both.

 

I've got both. '21 Tundra DCOR that pulls the boat, camp trailer, and hauls the FWC. Recently sold my 2019 Tacoma DCSB SR with 18k miles for WAY more than I bought it for and picked up a '22 Tacoma DCLB OR for msrp. It's my daily, and weekend day runs to the hills, light duty hauler, and whatever else. I live in a rural area and it seems like I need a truck bed for something every day and the taco gets most of it done, while the Tundra handles the bigger stuff. Wife has a '15 4runner with 17k miles on it. It came from some older snowbirds 2nd home in Vegas that never drove it. I'm turning 50 and partially retiring soon, so hopefully these 3 rigs last us til the end of times!

 

son's Tacoma and my Tundra

 

That's where I'm at, Don't need both, Just want both

 

I have a Tundra and a T100.. Different machines with Toyota pedigree so they will run forever if kept well.. T100 is the daily driver cause its a v6. Tundra is great in when taking the family and such.. both good at what they do.. both great at being a truck.

 

I have both. 2011 Tacoma and 2021 Tundra. I wanted to get a bigger truck as my kiddo is getting bigger and harder for her to ride in the back of the Taco when it’s the 3 of us. Love my Tacoma and will never get rid of it. It tends to be my daily commuter. Pictures of both early on in ownership. Yes, that is our 4Runner in the background with the Tundra.

 

Why not have them both? And a few others to boot. 2020 tundra, 08 Tacoma, 07 FJ Cruiser 66 F250 and 65 F250 Ranger (drove it home 7mi and put on blocks 4yrs ago).

 

Yep, snagged a new SR5 4x4 in MGM

 

Our family has 2 tundras a 2019 and 2013, a 2015 Tacoma and wife just got a 2022 highlander. Also a 2011 tundra used in our business. Lots of Toyotas…

 

21 Tundra 1794
22 RAV4 XSE
22 4Runner Limited

 

Lunar Rock Club

These and just added a Venza for long drives.