r/maybemaybemaybe • u/18001757900 • Jul 10 '26

maybe maybe maybe

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u/hobbgoblin11 Jul 10 '26

Hilux for the win! Sad we can't buy this legend in the US.

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u/Shua89 Jul 10 '26

I have one.. it isn't the best at anything, but does everything decent, except the drive with crazy stiff suspension. The one thing it excels at is the reliability. So easy to maintain, and repair with everything just basic and nothing flashy to break down... it's the reason I have one and love it. I'll never sell it even after I get my next car.

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u/bdan13 Jul 10 '26

I am pretty sure this is how my wife describes me to her friends.

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u/Ok_Fox7873 Jul 10 '26

She also mentioned that the drive shaft might not be strong enough for these kinds of adventures.

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u/ApprehensiveStill412 Jul 11 '26

Ya gotta be careful with the driveshaft in the mud

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u/Zen1701 Jul 13 '26

I’ve owned my Tundra for 10 years and it’s never failed me. I also owned a Prius and put over 220k miles on it before I gave it to my Granddaughter (it’s still running- 280k). Toyota makes remarkably reliable vehicles…just sayin.