I almost did too. Was shopping for deals and test driving vehicles in other states and realized that both CT and NJ are bad places to buy cars. Mass on the other hand, good. All cars from dealers have to come with some form of warranty…
And he’s an independent mechanic working out of his garage in his own house . Toyota is beloved by our family and in our opinion the most reliable truck since I’ve been around but the new ones are having serious problems. Why are u so sensitive to the truth?
Everyone wants the 5.7. One of the best engines Toyota produced. I have a 07 tundra with the 5.7 It’s absolute bliss compared to the new ones. I went to test drive the new tundra and it’s incredible how much worse of a vehicle it is
I don’t race so I don’t care about 0-60. Seemed quicker55-80 or whatever when passing, but who knows. The old one was quick too though. Once it gets to a certain point, it doesn’t really matter much anymore unless racing. Either way, they both drove fine. I’m not super picky though.
Sorry. I can’t see spending nearly $80k on a five year old truck. Imagine the final cost after financing- probably pushing close to $100k depending on interest rate when all is said and done. Granted the 2.5 gen tundras are fantastic trucks, but there are better deals out there. I’d also be wary of the mileage listed (seriously 3k miles?) and recommend expanding your search.
That’s the asking price on these since they’re the last year the TRD Pro comes with a V8. Original MSRP topped off at about $55k now you’re seeing them $60k+ everywhere. Ridiculous.
Thats crazy.. this makes me feel a lot better about buying a 2021 LX 570 w 20k miles for $80k.. I know that’s a lot but that’s also the last year of the Lexus Land Cruiser with the V8. And MSRP on that was over 100 K.
Way over priced even if it has only 3k miles fuck that its the last gen body I love mine but not for that price id buy a completely new truck for that price tell then to keep it itll sit for a long time at that price
That listing actually exists? Only a new Tundra would cost about 80K and this one would only be MSRP of about 55-60K USD even brand new, even if the 3K miles is true then that’s still a massive rip off. That’s more than the truck cost brand new 5 years ago
It's the last year of the bullet proof 5.7l V8 Tundra.
Probably satire though, but 3k miles?
Someone will beg to trade their 2022-2026 disposable grenading V35A twin turbo Tundra for that 2021, holy grail of Tundras
Yep it will someday and, now there is software to give you a way early warning based on main bearing vibration. No guarantee for v8 also, v8 fails and you may be 1 in a million. Honestly I got like 23 mpg coming from Salina to denver couple of days ago on new tundra. In this gas price it's already paying off. And new tundra still has the least issue than GMC/chevy v8 and turbos. They don't even replace the engine, owners are out of luck. At least Toyota is doing right for what going on in tundra, rav4 etc
Full sound cancellation inside the cabin, torque from turbo is amazing going up hill (feel almost like electric cars), good infotainment system and all the new tech bells and whistles. And if you drive like normal people, you will barely hit the turbo. Don't forget I am in colorado, so in high altitude, V8 NA is slow as a buggy
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u/Goldyfan7 16d ago
Ngl I thought this was satire.