My neighbor always had ford company trucks. He retired and didn't want a fullsize f150, so he was looking at getting a dodge dakota. I told him to at least go look at a tundra. He never heard of it and thought I meant a tacoma which his brother has. I told him "just go to the dealership and tell them you want to drive a tundra, you're looking at dakotas." He came home the next day with a tundra and a big smile on his face. He did have to have the front rotors replaced at 20k under warranty for some reason, but that has been the only problem after 55k. He has driven it from ohio to west coast and all over the southwest without incident.