Congratulations! Like the color and style. P/Us have gotten huge over time. Every now and then I miss my 1996 F150 and 2001 F150.
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Indeed, no brush guards in my future. I had a Titan once upon a time and I was able to get it in the garage with a brush guard. Not the case with this truck though.
Just be prepared to walk away. I had a printed offer in hand from Chevrolet (got earlier in the day on a truck I didn't really want) that I used as leverage. I also had the buyout offer from Carmax in hand. I told them the terms I needed, and politely said that if they can't do it, that's OK and I'll just leave. First offer I received wasn't close, so I got my old keys back (they still had them from their appraisal, their trick to keep you there), and just said thanks for your time. They said 'Hold On, Hold On' let me see if we can do better, which of course most of the time they can. After I got the rate I wanted, I just squeezed out everything else that I can (extra protections for interior, extended warranty (8 years), etc. before agreeing to the deal. In total, negotiations took about 45 minutes.
With earth's gravity in play, when you have a full tank of fuel and keg of beer in the back seat it will not fit. The extra weight allows the frame to increase in length
Damn! You're gonna need one of these.
I have a 2017 Tundra that I bought new and drove home for garage fit. It’s tight but not as tight as yours. I hung a tennis ball from the ceiling to keep me from crunching the sheet rock when I pull in. By the way, very nice truck and fantastic deal.
In 2018, I got my wife an (8) Cyl. 2016 Sequoia for my wife from Car Max. It had 24K Miles on it. No regrets! We’ll hopefully be married 55 years on the 19th this month. I’ve always chosen and purchased her vehicles without her participation……
Over 100,000 engines recalled. Have to have complete replacements. Toyota was doing short blocks but those were failing as well.
Its not just the Tundra that engine has been having issues in the lexus line as well before it made it to the tundra.
Wind noise thru the windshield, mine had it.
Seat trims breaking, even after being re designed twice.
Fuel line recalls, as well as faulty fuel gauge readings. On some models the gauge will just jump to full when the tanks not.
Some models with the electronic dash would lose the dash, nothing would light up, earlier models have not heard of any newer issues with this.
Theres a stop sale, or was on the TRD lift.
Issues with door trim and window trim
Bed and tailgate alinement issues for a while, hopefully thats fixed.
I have seen pics of cracked paint on the roofs where theres a seam.
I had a 2022 for 4 months, could not wait to get out of it and did. Took a beating but damn what a POS. it was.
I would go back to a tundra but it would be a 2012 thru 2020 model.
Its not just the Tundra that engine has been having issues in the lexus line as well before it made it to the tundra.
Wind noise thru the windshield, mine had it.
Seat trims breaking, even after being re designed twice.
Fuel line recalls, as well as faulty fuel gauge readings. On some models the gauge will just jump to full when the tanks not.
Some models with the electronic dash would lose the dash, nothing would light up, earlier models have not heard of any newer issues with this.
Theres a stop sale, or was on the TRD lift.
Issues with door trim and window trim
Bed and tailgate alinement issues for a while, hopefully thats fixed.
I have seen pics of cracked paint on the roofs where theres a seam.
I had a 2022 for 4 months, could not wait to get out of it and did. Took a beating but damn what a POS. it was.
I would go back to a tundra but it would be a 2012 thru 2020 model.
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