It’s that the Toyota logo contains all the letters in “Toyota:”

Yeah on my last purchase I borrowed ~$22k and my payment is in the $360/mo range and I felt bad about it. Love my car and I’m fortunate that the expense isn’t a problem, but I’d never have guessed that on average people are borrowing and paying much more than that for a car.

but it can be a nice heads up that now would be a good time to put on pants because your delivery is about to arrive.

The app has not been updated for the last 5 years and probably won’t install on iOS 11 anymore. The website still is nice and works if you get email notifications.

Sorry, that could have been clearer. Small Frostys are 50 cents but I used medium Frostys because I was unaware of the promotion and like wasting company money, I guess.

Serious questions...what size Frosty are you using as your baseline? You mentioned the small 50 cent Frosty’s at the beginning of the article...but mention “half a Frosty” later....is that half a small Frosty or half a regular one?

I haven’t had huge success with Meetup either! Does your city have an events calendar? That’s where I’ve found out about new events, including recurring activities. I’d also go to the store that’s associated with the thing you like to do: if you want book-related activities, go to the bookstore; if you’re interested…

2.7 is a big 4. That is the same displacement as the small ecoboost in the F150. I’ve driven one of those and that truck moves pretty well.

Again!? Forgive my ignorance, I’ve never seen a gas powered 4 cylinder full sized truck. Please enlighten me. This Chevy is the first I’ve seen/heard of such.

My geuss is they’ll have them drive it and say like what did you think of the power? (“Omg it’s got so much power it must have a big v8”) What if I told you this truck only has a 4 cylinder engine that gets [some overhyped MPG number it’ll never hit in real world ]? (“OMG THATS AMAZING !”, “I CANT BELIEVE ITS ONLY A 4…

4 cylinder pickup:

It depends if it’s optimized for boost, i.e. higher cylinder pressure, or non-boost. Engines that are designed for fuel economy on boost get fantastic fuel economy.

As if most truck owners actually use it as a truck.

...the industry’s first pickup capable of running on two cylinders.