Anyone own (BOTH) a Tundra & Tacoma???

Curious of anyone owns a Tundra AND a Tacoma?

I am keeping my Tundra, just thinking of adding a Taco for various reasons.

Cheers,

Crunch

 

do it.. I would love to have both too

 

I have a 2015 Tundra, 2001 4Runner, 1998 Tacoma and 1994 Toyota Hilux. The Hilux and Tacoma are my working vehicles

 

I kept my 2010 Silver Tacoma, which is stock except I just got all terrain tires less than a year ago. I have the seats out of the back, just needed room for “stuff”. And my 2015 Black Tundra is my fun truck!!

 

I have a 05 crew cab taco and a 15 tundra pro. Love them both and keeping them both till I die!!

 

Sure!
2002 Tacoma regular cab 5spd lifted 4x4 for playing in muck & getting in little places. It's the toy. For the kid in me.
2003 Tundra TRD access for actually hauling stuff & a comfy ride. Room for peoples in this one. For the adult in me.

 

Yes! 2017 Tacoma Limited
2019 Tundra 1794 Edition

 

Tundra arriving today, sold the Taco 3 days ago....

 

Got a tundra and 2011 4runner...

 

Got a.....well it's in my avatar.

Also have my from-new 1997 T100, 4WD, factory 5 speed that I still love to drive (3 pedals ROOL).

 

Look for a 2nd gen Tacoma with the 4.0 if you go this route.

 

We still have this 1994. 210,000 miles still running strong.

 

Have 2015 dc taco
2010 dc tundra

Wish I could somehow combine them both: sc v8, longbed taco.

 

1995 Tacoma 2.4L 2 door, 2002 Tacoma 3.4L 4 door, 2015 Tundra crewmax, 2018 Tundra crewmax...........2013 Lexus rx350.....ok,, ok,, I know, but I buy parts for it at the Toyota dealer.

 

I kept my 2015 double cab short bed taco, and I have a 2018 crewmax tundra. I drive the taco everyday for a car and I use the tundra as a truck. It mostly tows trailers. I thought about trading the taco but I live in the rust belt. I decided to keep the tundra in the heated shop during winter and keep driving the taco. Once I started paying $40+k for a truck then it is time to make them last longer. If I keep it out of the salt for the first five years then it should double the service life of the truck. From a driving perspective I'll take the tundra every time. The gas mileage really isn't that noticeable to me. I don't watch it that close and I don't hammer on the gas and play race truck. I have no proof of this, but the new tacoma has driven a ton of guys over to tundras to get away from the 3rd gen taco platform. I bought a 2015 taco on purpose to get the last of the 2nd gens. I also bought a 2018 tundra to get the end of this driveline. They are very proven.

 

We have a 2017 Cement Pro Tundra
And a 2018 Super White Pro 4Runner

 

I have a 2009 Tacoma and a 2010 Tundra. I'll be selling the Tacoma soon, but I'll definitely miss it. Great little truck.

 

I did for about a year. 14 tundra and 16 Taco 6speed manual. The manual trans is the only part I miss.

 

Sold my taco for the tundra but we still have a 4Runner in the garage. Sometimes I wish I had kept the Taco as a toy, but I got good $$ on the trade.

 

My buddy has a 15 limited 4.0 taco. That mofo is fast

 

My trd is like an overgrown lawnmower.
What’s he done to his?

 

I have 2012 Tacoma along with my tundra. Bought the taco new and it's the wife's daily, she loves the truck.

 

why a second gen?

 

Best generation.

 

03 tundra.... auto tranny
95.5 tacoma manual tranny 289,000 on the original clutch still.

 

2nd gen comes with a tried and true engine. The new 3.5 is all about MPG and no power.

 

Are you comparing it to a supercharged rock warrior? Lol

 

Haha he has a 4 door short bed limited on the 18” stock wheels very clean. Too clean

 

The 2019 V6 has 278hp/265tq and the 2015 has 236hp/266tq?

What gives?

 

The torque ranges of the 4.0 are much better suited for truck use. The 3.5 is a car motor in a truck. To get the torque numbers you are after you need way higher revs. The 4.0 holds gears longer on hills and inclines. Drive both and you will immediately see the difference.