2022 Test drive

Lol you you don’t even quote the post you want to address. And you should reread #17.. He literally says “no ford” and proceeds to state his 2020 tundra is just fine. Take a break captain save a gen 3. You misquoted one of my other posts in another thread too. You’re seeing red and not thinking clearly. Take a break from the internet for a while.

 

I jumped on that one too fast, there are so many to reply to but I'll just leave that out there.

 

Funny thing is I’m the one that owns the ford and you blew out the wrong candle to make yours try to shine brighter lol.

you know it’s ok for Toyota to have problems and it’s okay to acknowledge them instead of saying “but ford”.

Fact- Toyota had a bad batch of a part that’s resulting in a major repair.

Fact- Toyota had a pretty bad quality control problem for a lot of the tundras and delivered several with very poor finishing.

I still plan to buy a gen 3 but it’s okay to say there’s issues.

 

Having roll out issues isn’t even what bothers me so much.

It’s how a manufacturer treats owners when an issue like this pops up. This far from what little I can see Toyota isn’t handling this particularly well.

 

But they sent that team of engineers to fix the door lock for the journalist lol

 

Yeah. If you’re connected you are treated well. If not get fucked, here’s your RAV4 and you better not miss a payment on n your new Tundra while it’s in the shop for a month or more.

 

And this differs from the Big 3 how?

 

This thread reminds me so much of TacomaWorld.com in 2016 it's scary.

 

LOL, can’t unsee that☝️

 

It doesn’t.

That is the problem. If we wanted to buy unreliable trucks, and get shoddy treatment by the manufacturer….. we could save ourselves money and time just buying trucks from the Big 3.

 

I love a good looking "ASS"