Dear Toyota,

From my experience there are generally two camps of VAG owners. The ones who love them and have no issues and the ones who don’t like them have a ton of issues. There is rarely any in the middle.

So how much money do these lenders get from the government for making high risk investments?

I really hope your right

2nd Gear:

Companies that do not have flexible office times is mind boggling to me.

Preach Brother, Preach

This is overstyling genesis. The fifth gen Hyundai Elantra.

Im not continuously looking at regular cars, but I really haven’t seen that big of a difference in the last couple of weeks. If anything used inventory is stagnate.

Welcome to United States, please enjoy your visit. Oh screening? Nah we don’t do that here, this is America. And by way your on your own.

You and me both.

If you buy all the damn toilet paper, I’m going to punish you all by using my garden hose a bidet on my front lawn

Whys that? Just curious, I’m some what in the market for one. 

Is there a reference somewhere on what the actual running cost are for something thing like this. I’m a fan of the Boxsters but the badge has always steered me away.

I think I sold my Father-in-law on the Tacoma instead of the Tundra for this very reason. He’s probably average height, I’m 6'2" and I feel it’s too tall for me.

Why can't the just give us a NA I6 with a six speed manual.

Completely understand. If you check out his YouTube channel, he has some barn find clean ups that might be what your looking for. The transformation is more dramatic the worst the initial condition.

Considering most Toyota products are consider “old” now, especially their large SUVs, you’d think people would stop buying them. The 4Runner, Land Cruiser and Tundra/Sequoia are all at least 10 years old. The 4Runner is still having great sales.

These are stupid cheap on the used market. I’ve been debating picking one up once my 4runner is paid for just to get my my manual jollies out.