Consensus on new gens

click bait but interesting...
https://motoraxle.com/2026-tundra-hd-debut-1000-torque-rumor/

 

It's fun to dream, but it's just AI foolishness.
Not a chance in hell Toyota dips into the HD market.
That goes double for a diesel.

 

come on over the water is fine, lol

I like all tundras truth be told, I have had them all so far, enjoyed them all.

 

@Breathing Borla i will in the near future if this truck doesn’t start acting right lol

 

give it a kick in the ass and tell it to gets its shit tougher or you're going to find a new younger model with less miles, HA

 

@Breathing Borla was trying to buy the wife a new vehicle first, that’s why I’m pissed at my current truck lol

 

The nice thing about my truck is I just set the temp I want and the truck keeps it at that temp.

if I want it lower I just toggle it lower, ask my wife to turn it down, or use the “Hey Toyota” voice command to adjust it.

I admit the truck had a learning curve of less than 5 minutes to figure out the layout so I can see how it would be confusing at first but with the whole automotive industry going away from physical controls big chunky knobs are a thing of the past.

 

LOL.

Not too far off how we ended up with a 2024 Land Cruiser… it’s way better at being a family oriented 4X4 utility vehicle than a truck, and I already have a truck that is currently about perfect for using as a truck.

 

So if I’m faced with “no hope of contact with man” for 10 years how does a guy keep a truck in fuel, tires, and all the other stuff you need to have a functional vehicle?

Your scenario is a bit far fetched.

So, since we’re talking about a post apocalyptic scenario I choose a giant monster truck with a big fuck off V8 with zoomie headers and huge blower. It will go great with my all black leather outfit covered in spikes. This is the setup Hollywood says is going to be the transportation answer in this situation.

Now if we’re being more thoughtful I have to point out there are only 3 Toyota dealers in all of Alaska. So if I’m going to be living very far from Juneau, Fairbanks, or Anchorage I would select a 3/4 ton gas V8 Ford or GM 4X4. Why? Not because they’re more reliable than a Tundra, but because every oil and gas, forestry, and mining outfit uses fleets of them. This in turn means every little town with a mechanic will have someone who knows how to fix them, and will also probably have common parts in stock.

 

Previous owner of my truck hit the front end on something hard enough to get an imprint of the crash bar on one of the front bumper pieces. Front bumper is hanging on by one bracket on the bottom and it still looks fine to me lol.

I also dragged the rear bumper on some rocks in Moab this weekend and magically the bumper is still there! I was really hoping that it’d rip off so that I could buy the lil b’s rear bumper, but I guess I’ll have to wait. Totally understand (and agree with) the sentiment against plastic bumpers, but they’re decently stout for off-roading.