Bought a truck.......a Toyota.. check it out!

[Driving Instructor]

SO, my buddy was selling his truck and I was looking for one.........

Here it is.......2006 Toyota Tacoma

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[BBISHOPPCM]

Nice truck! It'll last you many, many years; can't kill a Toyota!

[Johniboi]

nice stickers lol

[my_new_v]

High Five dood I too have a Tacoma!

[Knightro2]

I had a Tacoma and yes....you can kill...well maybe drown a Toyota. heh heh.I didn't list it in my "Past Cars" in my signature because I only had it for a few months. I bought it and outfitted it for offroad use only. It is still at a bottom of a quarry lake.
Modified by Knightro2 at 12:52 PM 10/23/2008

[my_new_v]

DOH...that sucks bro

[1_Sleek_Versa]

Damn nice truck!!! Makes me wanna learn how to drive again!

[Rand0m0sityxX]

nice truck, Toyotas are the best, it'll last you a while.

[Vahagn23]

Nice car, but whos gona learn driving in a pick up?

[Driving Instructor]

Nice car, but whos gona learn driving in a pick up?

I bet you here in Thunder Bay, 50 % of people own a truck........ and the kids love the truck! I get into the versa with 115 000 kms and it shakes, rattles........... clunks....... I guess you get what you get for!!

[winnipegnissanlover]

Actually, Nissan's trucks are considered to be leading the market in quality, reliability, durability and craftsmanship (I'm talking about new, mind you).

I agree with you, Driving Instructor, young Canadians (especially in rural areas) like their pickups! And you get what you pay for. Generally speaking, you can usually count on any manufacturer to produce a more resilient pick-up truck than sub-compact car.

I think anyone is better-off going with Nissan over Toyota (as long as we're talking about new), car or truck.

[sooner4x4]

Actually, Nissan's trucks are considered to be leading the market in quality, reliability, durability and craftsmanship (I'm talking about new, mind you).

I agree with you, Driving Instructor, young Canadians (especially in rural areas) like their pickups! And you get what you pay for. Generally speaking, you can usually count on any manufacturer to produce a more resilient pick-up truck than sub-compact car.

I think anyone is better-off going with Nissan over Toyota (as long as we're talking about new), car or truck.

You can't be serious.Nissan is a full step below Toyota in quality, reliability and everything else. I bought the Versa because it was inexpensive for the stuff it came with and the size. It was a compromise to save thousands over a compariable Corolla (with side air bags, antilock brakes, etc). My neighbor bought a Corolla the same week I got my Versa, yes the Corolla is smaller and doesn't have all the goodies, but it hasn't been to the shop either (four trips for my Versa so far).

Back to Toyota trucks: Four years ago, I was shopping for a pickup. I test drove everything except a Titan. Never considered a Nissan for a truck. 80,000 miles later and the Tundra is trouble free.