Toyota Tundra pricing released (and BTW, it tows 10,800 lbs.)
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Toyota Tundra pricing released (and BTW, it tows 10,800 lbs.)
Toyota Tundra pricing released (and BTW, it tows 10,800 lbs.)
http://www.autoblog.com/2007/01/24/t...ws-10-800-lbs/
http://www.autoblog.com/2007/01/24/t...ws-10-800-lbs/
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Originally Posted by linkinluver07
I'll bet you 50 bucks it still cant tow like 93rangerxl4x2's 1998 ford F150 supercab with a 4.2 V6
This new Tundra is too ugly to catch on. Just watch.
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Originally Posted by linkinluver07
I'll bet you 50 bucks it still cant tow like 93rangerxl4x2's 1998 ford F150 supercab with a 4.2 V6
You better belive it, well see if the new Tundra lives up to my V6 tows over 5000 pounds weekly, and now has 223,000 kms so lets see the new Tundra beat that time for work gotta load up the ford.
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Competitivley priced for top of the line models. Time will tell once they are out for awhile to see how rugged they are in the real world. I can't see them not selling because they are ugly looking, everyone has their own opinions on looks.
I hope Toyota does raise the bar because it could only benefit us, the consumer. Then the "Big 3" as we know it will have to step up. Some more than others.
I hope Toyota does raise the bar because it could only benefit us, the consumer. Then the "Big 3" as we know it will have to step up. Some more than others.
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Originally Posted by NickFordMan
This new Tundra is too ugly to catch on. Just watch.
$100 bet...........payable through Pay Pal?????
My prediction is there will be no rebates, no incentives and you'll be lucky to buy a Tundra during the first six months for anything close to sticker price.
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Originally Posted by 93RangerXL4x2
You better believe it, we'll see if the new Tundra lives up to my "V6 tows over 5000 pounds" weekly, and now has 223,000 kms.
So lets see the new Tundra beat that time for work, gotta load up the Ford.
So lets see the new Tundra beat that time for work, gotta load up the Ford.
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That Toyota is going to sell ugly or not. All it needs to fly off show room floors is the Toyota logo on the grill and steering wheel, nothing more. People see that logo and think quality and integrity.
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You better believe it, we'll see if the new Tundra lives up to my "V6 tows over 5000 pounds" weekly, and now has 223,000 kms.
So lets see the new Tundra beat that time for work, gotta load up the Ford.
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You sir just made my day!
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You better believe it, we'll see if the new Tundra lives up to my "V6 tows over 5000 pounds" weekly, and now has 223,000 kms.
So lets see the new Tundra beat that time for work, gotta load up the Ford.
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Originally Posted by NumberDummy
That'll make two things that are loaded.
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Originally Posted by linkinluver07
I'll bet you 50 bucks it still cant tow like 93rangerxl4x2's 1998 ford F150 supercab with a 4.2 V6
Pricing of the new Tundra is a bit too steep to really gain traction in overall sales. They might grab some of the personal "look at how cool I am" sales, but companies aren't going to lay out that much money for a low-end V6 work truck.
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Originally Posted by NoMo
Actually, I've been interested in his 1994 with 300 V6.
Pricing of the new Tundra is a bit too steep to really gain traction in overall sales. They might grab some of the personal "look at how cool I am" sales, but companies aren't going to lay out that much money for a low-end V6 work truck.
Pricing of the new Tundra is a bit too steep to really gain traction in overall sales. They might grab some of the personal "look at how cool I am" sales, but companies aren't going to lay out that much money for a low-end V6 work truck.
The 300 V6 has been addressed..............I'm thinking mom hasn't shown him how to edit his sig.
Toy is ramped up to build only 200,000 Tundras.......fleet sales is not even a concern IMHO.
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=nickfordman...what's with the negative rep. in the thread about the new GM trucks? All I did was describe how I was unimpressed with GM. Still confused over that one.
Oh my bad i was trying to see how the feature worked you just happen to be the one that i clicked on. no harm ment ..all this time ive been a member of this site and i guess i still haven't figured everything out yet