FatTundra

I have had this vehicle for 1 year and yes it is a good vehicle however there are major drawbacks. This vehicle will not fit in a standard 20x20 garage which will destroy the paint and encourage rust, dirt, etc. It has consistently gotten 12.5 mpg overall-who the hell does the mileage ratings(EPA?) with a 4.7 v8. The price of gas will almost surely go back up so who is fooling who about buying a new truck. The radio sometimes gets stucl on volume and needs to be replaced-very untoyota like. My 1987 tacoma is more practical, can fit and haul more, cheaper to own, more fun to drive and I don't have to worry about parking, backing up(impossible) and/or running into obstacles as the visibility is not good. Yes this vehicle does look good and the only proof of reliability is if this vehiole will get 200,000 plus miles without any major hickups, which has been a toyota trademark-time will tell. My 87 tacoma has almost 400,000 miles, it's easy to work on and gets 27 mpg, more practical but it doesn't have 6 airbags-perhaps the only advantage to owning a Tundra.