What will be even better to say is when he is NOT the President. This sideshow has gone on for long enough. The investigations cannot come sooner.

I saw the news this morning and for the first time since before the election I actually felt a tad giddy. As in that small, tiny and long-ignored voice in my head suggested that yes- maybe this time “ for real” Trump’s gonna’ lose his job. I cannot see how the many will get out from under this one. He’s been lucky so…

Oh yeah? I heard that people who think Lexus makes the best cars in the world are full of crap.

How is Trump not losing his job over this? Anyone else at any job who were to do anything like what Trump does on a seemingly daily basis would have resulted in getting handed a pink slip.

I’ve given up any hope that Trump will ever get impeached or resign. We sat through an 18 month period of having this madman ramble on and on at nasty rallys full of angry people and we all thought he had no chance in hell. But lo and behold, despite what ‘should’ have been instantaneous defeat he won and now here we…

I’m awfuly glad everyone made it out of this ok. I’m familiar with the area that the wreck happened and each time I drive up around there people drive like damned maniacs.

I don’t get the sizes of most “medium sized” trucks today. The Colorado, New Tacoma, Frontier and whatnot are all rather large and as you mentioned, close to the same price as the “full size” trucks.

Well, here’s the deal. Before the Tacoma I owned a 88' Celica. That car had power everything. Power seats, mirrors, windows, popup lights, even a power antenna. All of that crap had problems all the time. So when I traded it in I decided to go stark opposite. Bench seats, crank windows, no nuttin’ because my theory…

Truck prices are just insane now in general. I bought my Tacoma new for I believe around $11k. Most small trucks were about like that back then. My Dad recently sold his old Tundra and bought a new one. $40,000! And its not the fully trimmed one either. My wife would like for me to sell my old Tacoma and get some sort…

Yeah, me too. Seems like half the neighbors around me drive ancient old 80's and 90's Camrys.

Well... eventually they “learned me” to do it when I bought the Celica. We had a steep gravel driveway and Dad would have me park at the top and then try to put it in gear. God it was horrible! But anyway I swear I’m the only person in my group of friends and my Wife who can drive stick, which seems sad to me.

I sort of hope mine will have some catastrophic problem. But its also that I have had it for so long that its almost like an old family member and it would be sad for me to sell it.

Yeah, me too. And mine is the crappy little 4 banger, 2Wd version.

Have you owned it since new? Thats impressive!

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I just farted

Believe it or not I’ve owned a Tacoma now for over 20 years. Its actually been very good. But I don’t live where it snows and so don’t suffer the rust problems these seem to have. I think the 4 bangers in the Tacomas are a lot easier to work on and service than the old 22R’s found in the 80's Toyotas too. I remember…

I beat all those folks: I’ve had my Tacoma now for almost 22 years so far. Bought it brand-new off the lot back in 1996. It was a fleet truck with no radio or anything.

French Onion Soup:

Here’s what KILLS me. So back when I was in high school ( early 90's) my Dad had a 88' 4Runner. It was in immaculate condition, had manual locking hubs- the whole nine yards. Dad offered to sell it to me for $1,500 as a way to build up credit. I said no because I didn’t know how to drive a manual transmission. He…