Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, and Relationship Advice.

I hope he intends to keep it.

he will take a bath on trade in.

I guess that is the condition we are seeing now, as people trade in c0vid-era cars.

rolling negative equity is poison, yet, here we are.

 

Damn drone in the 2nd pic....

 

10,000 out of 1.5 million employees.

 

fire them.

quickly.

 

The used vehicle market in general has always been this way. One could also apply this same statement to the third gen tundra. Just like the old days, as soon as you drive new off the lot, it's already lost equity.

 

Not a bad price for a craft... And Deschutes is winning by keeping their name on the Kirkland box.

 

I bought a quite pricey Lego set yesterday on Amazon for next day delivery. 7am to 11am. Got dropped off at the lab this morning at..........................................7 am.

 

agreed.

the art is keeping the damn thing 10+yrs.

it's the only way you salvage ANY value.

I recently read mercedes & BMW lease 80% of all the cars they sell.

I'm sure other mfr's are just as bad.


the masses are trained to be a slave to a bank note.

 

100% keep preaching brother. That philosophy, right there is basically why I only buy used cars. I buy them right around 50,000 miles when somebody else lost all the value in it, and I keep the car for 10 to 12 years myself. But if everybody keeps making shit cars, that's not really gonna do me any good with that strategy anymore.

 

Good eye. Only further proof that nobody is safe from their surveillance.

 

Even better: you can't do a burnout in the new electric "Dodge Charger".

 

Better start looking for a '21. Like for real, it should last until you're an Old OldGuy03

 

zactly.

If I HAD to get another 1/2 ton...I would be hard pressed to make a decision.

as of right now, it would be an F150 with S/C. This is the least crappy of the options out there.


but, I'm planning on keeping my Tundra till it goes belly up.


side note - My son works downtown Houston now & drives a '15 4R...he calls it the Bradley Vehicle of commuter cars. he gives me the impression he will drive it to the apocalypse, and then drive it back.

 

do y'all have any realtor friends?

how are they doing?

the one's I know seem to be doing OK.

weird.

all of the news I'm seeing is bad as it relates to relators.


FTR - I rank realtors right up there with lawyers.

 

$62 thousand what, pesos!?!??!? Am I that out of touch or is dropping $62k on the Ali baba/Temu of car manufacturers considered normal!?!?!?

 

If you can find one... They were $10k over MSRP at any dealer that actually had one when we bought the wife's Pilot or else we might be in one of those instead.

 

Oof. That's what they were asking for the Palisade 2 years ago.

 

I kept my Kia for 10 years...

Only reason I sold it is a two door doesn't work great with 3 kids in car seats.