All Yota family here, anyone else?

Picked up a 2020 Rav4 XLE AWD yesterday for my wife to drive, seeing as I just got a 2019 Tundra.

This thing has so many amenities and bells and whistles compared to the Tundra, it's not even funny

 

^ thats my wifes next rig

My sister and brother in law own a 4th gen 4runner and my mother dailys a camry.

.. full disclosure, the camry is a lemon; hasnt shaken my trust in toyotas, but lets face it, its a chunck o turd

 

I took it out for a good zip around yesterday, it's a fun little vehicle. I still prefer the power and height of the Tundra but the fact that this gets at least double the better gas, is a huge plus.

I like the look of these newer Rav grills vs the previous years. A 4Runner would have been nice but another gas guzzler and too big for her to drive downtown to work daily, this is what she wanted. A good choice overall.

 

Total Toyota family here as well:
1) Wife has a 2017 Sequoia.
2) I have a 2018 Tundra.
3) Young son has a 2008 Tundra.
4) Daughter has my 2006 Tundra.
5) My oldest son does not have a vehicle, drives the ranch truck where he works (they let him use it like it was his own). He did have an old 4Runner before that though.

We're cool!

Dan

 

Family Toyota's:
P-Factor - 2018 Tundra Limited
Wife - 2016 Sienna LXE
Daughter -2015 4Runner Limited
Brother - 2016 Lexus IS250 (Glorified Toyota)

 

2001 Sequoia - sold us on the brand. It has like 230k miles, has had zero issues and the oil still stays clear. The plastic parts are starting to fail but I love this vehicle.

It's going to be used by our 15 year old, learning to drive.

2014 Lexus GS, F Sport.

2020 Tundra, Platinum turning Pro.

 

Wife's 4Runner is in the garage. Liking the Tacoma more than the Tundra right now.

 

Right? We have a Tundra 19 Rav and Corolla. Tundra is ARCHAIC in comparison...

 

My fiances 2011 Camry and my 2018 Tundra the day I bought it to replace my wrecked one.

 

Just got the ‘18 tundra -26k
My 06’ taco 185k
Wife has ‘07 Corolla 140k
Mom 08’ taco 28k

and my ‘46 Chevy project

so mostly

 

2017 Tundra

2000 Tacoma has 185000 miles

 

Looks like my garage except my tundra is white and the wife Lexus is white, and we back both vehicles into the garage.

 

My side of the family, yep

Dad - 2018 Tacoma CrewMax
Me - 2019 Tundra Platinum
Bro - 2018 Tundra SR5, plus a couple older Tacos

 

2005 Sienna LXE limited always gets above 20 mpg and it has lots of accessories including an awesome JBL sound system, got it with over 170,000 miles, got it at a very good price probably due to the clearcoat peeling on the passenger side. 2007 Tundra DC SR5 245,000 miles, runs and shifts like new, it's also the hotrod I've been wanting, it's filled my desire to have a fast car that I've had on my mental bucket list (Mustang GT), the 5.7 engine combined with a 6 speed auto and 4.3 differentials are more than enough to get me into trouble, I have to learn to keep a light foot on the gas pedal, not only that, this machine is probably the last one I'll ever buy, so I must treat it the best I can.

 

Here is my wife’s 4Runner and my Tundra.

I grew up in an all Toyota family. I learned to drive in a Toyota and both my parents still drive Toyotas.

 

Someday I’ll get all of ours together for a pic. But the 2019 tundra is home for a night in the garage. That spot is usually reserved for the LX570 or the 4 Runner. But the kids are out playing for New Years and there’s an empty bay so even the lease gets a reprieve from the snow tonight!

 

my sister has a 17 rav 4, mom has a 19(?) highlander and my brother has a 98 Camry

 

This is a pic of my first Toyota P/U... well not mine but it looked exactly like this when I bought it.... it was a 1986. I wish I still had it but it rusted out at 265K miles. My mechanic bought it, fixed up the frame and removed what was left of the bed and put a wood box on it then used it for parts deliveries for many years afterwards. It was a 5 speed manual and 22R motor. I bought it for $4500 with 48,000 miles in 1992. Drove it for 11 years or so. The only non-maintenance items it ever needed were an alternator, thermostat, and head gasket. The good old days!

 

19' MGM Tundra, me
17' Super White 4Runner, wife
91' Super White Tercel DX, me (daily with only 61000 miles)
19' Superwhite Corolla, daughter

 

Here is something I did for my son's 4Runner. It is a place to rest and provides out of sight storage. All part of the Toyota family!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZVRRwf4MGw

 

Our Garage consists of:
2012 Tundra TRD
2008 4runner
2018 platinum 4runner
2015 Camry Sport