You Homies Will Love This

I know one or more of you will have the answer; Which vehicle gets the award for having the most parts made and assembled in the good old USA?

Toyota

Hooray, we already have a winner! The Camry to be exact. And here I was apologizing for my wife's Sienna. She's more American than you Chevy owners.

Sad but true.I think The truck I have now will be my last chevy.

I'm actually considering a Tyota Tacoma for my new service truck. Let's see $24K(used) for 60 months it will only cost me $13.33 a day. See anything can be divided up enough to look insignificant.

That is only $.55/hour or less than a $.01 a minute.

You won't be disappointed!

Okay guys, let's not go crazy here! After the Toyota Camry comes the Ford F150. ( Can you tell I own one? )

My Tundra is a gas hog. But the 8 cup holders and 6 power outlets more than makes up for it.

Nate, I'll brag about my 26 MPG in my Transit Connect but you will not hear a word of gas mileage praise for the F150 which costs a little over $100.00 to fill.

We like our tacomas

Nic that picture with the contractors top on the extended cab is what I have in mind. I just wish the truck manufacturers would build a LONG bed extra cab small truck. Instead they've gone the other way, No more Rangers or Dakotas at all, both have been discontinued.

I have always preferred the Regular Cab Long Bed Tundra over the Tacoma. The Tundra has an eight-foot bed as opposed to the six-foot bed of the current Tacoma.
http://www.toyota.com/tundra/specs.html Mileage has always averaged right at 20 MPG for the six cylinder Tacoma in this area. Maintenance costs have been very limited; tires, 5,000 mile oil changes, and new brakes at about 200,000 miles.

That's if you work 24 hours a day. Oh, wait, I already do that.

That's the only problem with this investment, since insurance won't normally pay it off if totaled after 3 3/4 to 4 yrs into the loan, due to depreciation.

4 yrs is the max to finance to avoid this possibility, even then, we'd owe a couple payments.

I've always saved up to make a bigger down payment to get the loan down to 3 yrs.

Hope this helps.

No more Rangers or Dakotas at all, both have been discontinued.[/quote]
What the (heck)??!! Some of us kinda like little trucks (after using a long-bed, extended-cab Silverado, the Ranger is like a go-kart!)..like Dave's "one-wheel-drive Ranger"!

You remember my one wheeler Ranger? 205K and still going strong, I even put her on permanent registration.