Who is holding out for the new Tundra in 2021?

Right, that’s why we got the Land Cruiser now. We wanted the 200 series with the 5.7 vs the V6TT.

And if the LC is discontinued in the US for the 300 series, I don’t want a Lexus as the closest dealers are 2+ hours away compared to 2 Toyota dealers within 30mins of us.

 

Agreed. I'm completely jealous. I would love a 200. An it would be hard to ever let go of it. The last of it's kind!

 

A Cruiser has been a dream vehicle since I was a kid. Finally got the wife on board and talked her out of the dime a dozen Yukon Denali.

We’re really happy with our purchase, definitely recommend the 200 series to anyone looking for a iconic and very solid SUV.

 

That’s what I was saying about how weird it is that the area makes that big of a difference .

 

LOL. I’m not recommending anything . All I’m saying is I haven’t had any problems with them that’s all , ymmv .
Ram just won Motortrend TOTY for the third time in a row but I’ll bet anything that the 2022 TOYT will be the new Tundra .

 

I keep hearing that but on the Ram forum I’m on we even have a couple Toyota techs that switched to Ram and if they’re to be believed they say they had them for just over 2 years and no issues . Again though ymmv .

 

I Only know what I've been told and see from the guys at work who own them. The Woman's uncle says average Ram ownership is 3 years then they get traded in. According to him, the issues start at around 100,000KMS. That syncs with how my coworkers go through trucks. Most flip them after 3 ish years and the ones who have them longer end up with problems.

I really think the Big 3 trucks are really hit and miss with quality and longevity.

 

I hope I don’t have any problems for 100k lol that’ll be about 14 years from now with my current miles driven .