That truck screams: Oil change? Ain't nobody got time for dat!
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I can't decide if I like or hate this
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UGLY WASTE OF MONEY.
We saw a Shelby edition Raptor the other day in Florida. I didnt realize at the time that the truck cost $120k+. Wow!
Why would you put those wheels and tires on a truck designed for off roading?
A kid I work with bought a 2020 model. That thing is super nice. It's like sitting in a space ship compared to my 06 Tundra. No way I could pay that price for any vehicle though.
A kid I work with bought a 2020 model. That thing is super nice. It's like sitting in a space ship compared to my 06 Tundra. No way I could pay that price for any vehicle though.
I have an 06 Tundra as well. Mine has aftermarket wheels a previous owner installed. I would have never spent the money, I’m not that guy. My family like them that’s good enough for me.
I agree the newer ones are really nice. I just can’t justify it for my needs. For those that can rock on.
Yep, I'm sure of it, I hate it
Personally, I'd be embarrassed to be seen in it.
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I fixed up my 2012 to be like or look alike a Raptor... And I spent just about 10% of that amount of money...
Foreal'dough...
I've actually been thinking about this, and might be changing the plan from one my previous posts. Pre-COVID blue book on my F-150 was 27-28k. It's now sitting at 33-35k. I paid 37k and some change, so how the **** is a 5 calendar year old truck with 66k on it worth only 2k less than what I paid? That being, it almost defeats the purpose of buying a used tundra for 25k when I can get a new SR for 33k. And supposedly, 2022 is going to be a redesign for the Tundra. I don't buy first year redesigns... let someone else be the guinea pig. So now... I'm thinking 2021 Tundra SR later in the year.
