What is your other car????

My other car is a buell
It only has 2 wheels.

 

My wife went from an 03 Jetta to an 04 RX to an 09 highlander and now an 06 land cruiser. The LC is her favorite by far. Her gas mileage makes me feel better about my tundra

 

That's a beautiful land cruiser.

 

This thing...

 

Thanks dude

 

I didn't know we were posting our wives' cars...

 

2006 4X4 Taco & a 2010 4 Runner

 

Happy Cinco de Mayo
Here's my other ride.

 

Modified Saturn Sky with an LS3 swap in progress. The picture is pre-swap. Supercharged 2.4L making 312 WHP and 352 lb-ft with 18" wheels/ tires. I'm running a staggered setup now with 20s in the rear and 19s in the front. I'm still trying to finish up after starting the swap 4 years ago. I traveled a lot for work. So, I didn't have much time to dedicate to it up until last year.

 

Nice! Good luck with the LS swap..

 

2021 Highlander hybrid
2020 f350
2001 tundra with 202k

 

If it's purely to save fuel, you will have to drive that car for years to break even on it's cost. 9 times out of 10 it's cheaper to drive what you have than to try and save money with another vehicle. Now, if the goal is to keep miles off a rig, that makes sense to an extent.

 

Nahhhh.... I stick with Toyota all day!! Daily drive my TUNDRA! Only Drive 10miles to work lol... Wifey daily drives HighLander 8miles to work, 2min from my job LOL... Road trips/vacations on Tundra, and daughter’s travel soccer games on HighLander...... ohhh and SUPRA well that gets to see sunshine once every Blue moon! LMAO...

 

Those Supras are very nice. But Toyota actually disappointed me by partnering with BMW

 

Yea same here but have big plans for it. If they do make a 3JZ then I’ll be trading in. But worse case scenario if Toyota don’t make it,I’ll be swapping for 2jz/manual and put real power! Right now just want to own one and see how things fall in the next 5 years or so....

 

Wife’s 2019 XSE V6 with TRD wheels and TRD exhaust

 

My other car is about as close as you can get to the opposite of a Tundra.
The wife is in an S5 sportback.

 

Just picked up a 4R in addition to the Tundra. I like the stance of yours. What set up are you using? Thanks!

 

2016 Toyota Trails Premium. The wife drives a 2020 Subaru Outback Onyx Turbo. I call it her station wagon.

 

Nice NC, makes me miss mine. Great cars

 

They are fun cars. I was able to snag my up locally before the pandemic for a pretty good deal from an older gent. They've gone up in price pretty significantly the past 6 months. In part due to covid and shortages but people have also realized how good of a deal an NC is, especially compared to the absurd cost of NA/NBs, and the much more expensive ND at this point.

 

No kidding, i sold mine last February just before the pandemic kicked off. The chassis is overbuilt compared to the NA/NB. It can run a large tire and handle way more power easily. LS swaps are right at home in them.

This was mine, a true red GT that i put on a RHT and a bunch of other mods. It was abysmally slow in the straights but in the twisties i would routinely put much faster cars to shame.

 

Nice NC as well - love that color.

It's no speed demon but very satisfying to drive and difficult to describe unless you've had a chance to enjoy it. Spot on on the chassis. It's overbuilt and great for aftermarket upgrades. The aftermarket scene has been great for NCs the last few year from Dynotronics to Fab9 and BBR all coming out with reliable increase power solutions. A Turbo kit can be had for 3-4k and bump the power up to about 300 to the wheels. That's my 5 year goal between the Tundra and NC, to go FI at least on 1 of them. More than likely it will be the NC.

 

Winter DD (about to be replaced by the truck): 2016 Golf R (I do love this car). 300HP, lightweight, AWD and 5 doors. It's basically an M3 with AWD. And it gets 30mph, easy, on the highway. Wait, why am I selling it again?:


Summer DD. 2003 BMW M3 Convertible. Drop dead simple, very fast, and holds a surprising amount of stuff with an actual back seat and useable trunk


Garage Queen/Occasional Track Car: 2005 BMW M3 ZCP (Competition Package). 27k miles on her. Only 3k of these cars were made and I have the color unique to the ZCP, Interlagos Blue.

 

Not to bring an old thread back to life but took a nice picture today of my two next to each otherand a solo shot

 

What is that? Not the Tundra, I mean.

 

Issa 66, my DD for spring/summer time

 

The rearend reminds me of a Fiero but the front reminds me of a Nissan

 

Old MS3. Running a gt2871 on 50% e-85. Tundra has better gas mileage