Automakers wonder why their trucks aren’t selling??..it’s obvious

Glad I don’t have that issue,although I don’t see myself coughing up a nest egg for a pickup truck.
My wife and I have our own auto insurance policies even though we’re on each other’s-my rate is actually cheaper than hers($271 a month for 2 vehicles vs. $369 for her one 1 vehicle).

 

Not if you add it up over 40 years. I mean, I'm still hearing about things I did wrong 40 years ago, so why can't I remember all the little things she bought the last 40 years?

 

Fortunately the wife and I don’t have much issue. She does drop some money on things I think are a waste but when you look at the things I buy it’s pennies by comparison. Heck my last tractor/loader/ backhoe alone is probably more than she spent on hair, makeup and shoes since the day we met.

 

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a60570582/2024-toyota-tacoma-hybrid-pricing-revealed/
Don’t look at the price-unless you want to feel your wallet spontaneously combust!LMFAO

 

https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2024-toyota-tacoma-trd-pro-first-drive-review/

 

That's a smokin' deal for a Toyota that will run pretty much until our Lord returns. Some domestic pickups cost more than I paid for my first house and they'll die inside of five years.

 

I saw a new Ford pick 'em up truck for the astounding price of eighty nine thousand something. It was just sitting on the high visibility lot corner like 89k is a perfectly reasonable price for a new Ford truck.

 

Lest we forget that Toyota dealers will mark them up even further to get more money out of customers!
It may sticker at $47K, but you may be paying $50K-maybe even more!
You know Toyota isn’t going to sell them at MSRP-Manufacturers Suggested Raping Price!!

 

Seen the stories about the F-150 tail lights getting wet and keeping the truck from cranking ?