Thread: Thinking of getting rid of tundra
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Old 09-07-2007, 11:03 AM
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Default Re: Thinking of getting rid of tundra
Keep it and drive it to death. Toyotas did well in the "keep it for 200,000K and save $31,000" Consumer Reports auto survey, though the Tundra wasn't mentioned. It's what I'm all about. I still have my 92 Toyota 1-ton. It makes a great mobile dumpster in its retirement. But, where's the $31K?
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