How long have you had your Tundra as a daily driver?

Just hit my 20th anniversary this past Feb myself.

 

17 years, the 2000 has just been relegated to down and dirty status. The 2019 gets the daily duty now. The 2000 will get the rough duty, which it’s used to anyway.

 

Not long enough

 

got my first one in 2014 it was a 2007 TRD. Ended up totaling it in December and upgraded to a 2014 1794 edition.

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Nice 2014 1794, if you don't mind me asking, what the hell hit that 2007 TRD? Bison?

 

I am driving my 2021 CM SR5 since I got it new off the lot July 2021 (right before fourth of July) and being daily it ever since.
Did try and approach DOF (aka my wife) about getting a gas sipping two door or four door sedan, she was like,
"JUST DRIVE THAT M..XX.. F...X.. UNTIL IT FALLS APART, I DON'T GIVE A S...XT ABOUT GAS PRICES"

I guess happy wife happy life?
LOL, but once the Z hits the lot I might have her take a drive, she loves manual cars with two doors.... (me, too. Me, too.)

 

Pretty much! It was a bus

 

10 1/2 years, going strong

 

11yrs ... bought it new and approaching 75k mi this year

 

ouch..... Guess the front bumper took one for the team.....

 

Not sure how to vote - 16 years, 3 tundras
A 2002 sr5 access cab from 2006 to 2016
A 2016 sr5 crew max for 5-6 weeks in 2016
A 2014 1794 crew max from 2016 to present

 

2016 sr5 crew max for 5-6 weeks in 2016 <--- What happened here, if you don't mind me asking?
I get that 1794 is a nicer trim....

 

Since new in 2019. Next month will be 3 years, but I am currently planning/hoping for a couple decades. I love this truck.

 

Purchased new in august 2019, currently at 56,000 miles, I drive approximately 300 miles a week. I love this truck, BAMuffler was the best mod so far, I love the sound of a V8. I plan on keeping it until it’s a complete rotted out pos.

 

wife's car was miles from catastrophic failure, got it to the nearest Toyota dealership, topped the fluids off, and went to look at trucks. the 2014 1794 had just came in that day (had kids toys, cheerios, and trash inside the cab). dealership wanted 42k for it, i offered 36k and was told no, so i ended up getting a brand new 2016 TSS sr5 with the 4.6L, 2wd, no tow package. I hated the small V8 after coming from my 2002 tundra V8 which was a lot quicker. Wife drove the 2002 for 3 more years. One morning i drove over to the dealer as my wife went to her monthly Saturday meeting, she knew i was up to something. the 1794 was still there, so i offered 36k again and they said yes. I took a $5-600 loss on the 2016 trade in. I had to call the wife to stop by the dealership to sign paperwork to sell back the 2016 after her meeting.

 

Guess that turnaround wasn't ask quick as they wanted.... but still good on you getting what you wanted....

 

04 DC Ltd bought in 2009....13 yrs next month....daily driver for first 3 yrs, then retirement turned it into a weekly driver since golf is out my back door

 

9.18.2021...........until the wheels fall off!

 

Always throw out your offer. I had the used car sales manager throwing a fit, but I ended up getting the truck I wanted at the price I wanted. Wouldn't have bought anything other wise.

 

Oh I do, especially with my trade ins, either agree to mine or nothing, I do my homework and I know the dealer down the street is cash ready to offer above my asking price in a heart beat.