Very highly doubtful based on what I'm seeing. The '06 will wrap production in December with the new trucks arriving in February. I've been looking around at getting into an '06 before the '07's arrive and I'm having trouble finding what I want. I called five Toyota dealers within 100 miles yesterday and there was a total of eight Tundra DC's sitting on those lots, and three were 2wd which don't sell around here very well.Don't worry I'm sure when the 07 comes out there will still be plenty of 06 models that they will be still trying to clear out at at a very good price.![]()
Actually believe it or not my 96 Z-71 which I bought new was the first year of the Vortec 5.7 350 and that sucker was getting pretty good mileage after it broke in, especially on the highway where I easily sucked out 20-21 mpgs on flat land with the cruise set. In town wasn't so great but that big engine in a big 4wd was comparible to my 2wd 4.7. You wouldn't think that would be the case but it was.Lets see 5.7 = 350ci with a heavier truck. What 350 get good gas milage? lol No brainer.
I agree, rear end gearing has allot to do with it. But my first ride was a 77 Silverado, gas hog big time. New heads, new edelbrock intake with a Holley 650, bumped my mileage up 5 extra miles to the gallon and it was faster. 89 Silverado was a little better, not much. But the efficiency of the 350 has come along way.Actually believe it or not my 96 Z-71 which I bought new was the first year of the Vortec 5.7 350 and that sucker was getting pretty good mileage after it broke in, especially on the highway where I easily sucked out 20-21 mpgs on flat land with the cruise set. In town wasn't so great but that big engine in a big 4wd was comparible to my 2wd 4.7. You wouldn't think that would be the case but it was.
I agree, my local dealer has zero in stock, next town over has one AC 4x4(which I really wouldn't mind owning), next closest dealer has zero as well.Very highly doubtful based on what I'm seeing. The '06 will wrap production in December with the new trucks arriving in February. I've been looking around at getting into an '06 before the '07's arrive and I'm having trouble finding what I want. I called five Toyota dealers within 100 miles yesterday and there was a total of eight Tundra DC's sitting on those lots, and three were 2wd which don't sell around here very well.
Well, I guess you'll just have to come to Canada then, LOTS of 06's over here.Very highly doubtful based on what I'm seeing. The '06 will wrap production in December with the new trucks arriving in February. I've been looking around at getting into an '06 before the '07's arrive and I'm having trouble finding what I want. I called five Toyota dealers within 100 miles yesterday and there was a total of eight Tundra DC's sitting on those lots, and three were 2wd which don't sell around here very well.
Well, I guess you'll just have to come to Canada then, LOTS of 06's over here.![]()
There are three TRD crew cabs in Kamloops, BC. They are actually offering $1000 casback on all three of them.Well, I guess you'll just have to come to Canada then, LOTS of 06's over here.![]()
Ha! You guys pay through the nose from what I've seen. We've got a $2,000 rebate right now in Ohio, other regions have upto $4,000 rebates and pretty much everyone is selling for below invoice. But inventory is going to be gone long before the '07's arrive. At least any desirable models.Well, I guess you'll just have to come to Canada then, LOTS of 06's over here.![]()
Yep, you got me thereHa! You guys pay through the nose from what I've seen. We've got a $2,000 rebate right now in Ohio, other regions have upto $4,000 rebates and pretty much everyone is selling for below invoice. But inventory is going to be gone long before the '07's arrive. At least any desirable models.
Yep, you got me thereWE have the "access Toyota Price" system where EVERYBODY pays the SAME full sticker price and loves it
yeah, right. Actually if you really try you can get a bit of a discount BUT it's not much compared to the discount you guys get south of the border.
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