Meh, they’re around. But they’re not super common. I probably see one or two a week. Someone at my athletic club has a flat green one. Still ugly as sin.

 

Aren't you in Knoxville too? (Not asking you to disclose your location if you don't want to.)

I think we've chatted before.

They're EVERYWHERE, at least West Knoxville.

 

Memphis. I live In East Memphis. Large trucks are more common in the suburbs like Collierville and Germantown where my Parents live.

 

There are a few here, normal amount I would say for my area. It's mostly max spec domestics here, we have 5 TRXs in my subdivision for example

 

I see quite a few of them

 

@AJT123
I see them a lot. I think it was a good effort. But, still not good enough to be in the same tier as Dodge Ram and Chevy/GMC. The Tundra interior is really behind. I can’t believe no auto-4WD. Stuck with primitive part-time 4WD. The saving grace is the full hybrid

watching the Leaf game. They are advertising it like crazy.

 

Its not really a saving grace if it gets worse real world MPG and is only barely faster than the old truck while being totally interior to all rival options from the domestics dollar for dollar

 

I do have bags…in my garage 🫣. Need to throw them on. Wasn’t about to break up the pallet and make multiple trips.

 

I see enough of them that it's not really remarkable to me when I see one.

I still think Ford has the best truck design. Not biased or anything.

And imagine the pure horror of driving around in 2WD on dry roads. Oh the humanity! I might actually die!!! Luckily someone who doesn't drive trucks knows better than me what i need in a truck.

 

Yep. A non- hybrid 0-60 Tundra is 6.1 seconds. Versus 6.4 seconds for the old V8. Less than half a second isn't really a big difference.

I don't want any batteries or hybrid assist in my really really expensive Tundra.

 

So I was playing with the Chrysler app today after I remote started it, seems I still have a connection to the 2020 Pacifica we had. I noticed it had an airbag fault warning from November and its last location was at a collision center in Edgewater in mid January. Did some sleuthing and it seems that the new owner had it about 8 days and totalled it:



Found that picture online without having to pay for it. Salvage title was granted 3/24/24...hasn't come up for auction anywhere I can see.

For grins I ran a Carfax, and Carfax showed a minor front end collision with no airbags and no salvage title, which is obviously wrong. So a Carfax is basically worthless lol

 

Interesting....a Pacifica only four years old, and essentially a new hood and some front-end-trim parts totals it? Must have been a lot of depreciation in those four years.


Of course (and I'll admit this) sometimes you can't tell all of the damage just from a cursory view like that, without a thorough inspection.

 

Its a pretty bad wreck with both front airbags at least deployed. The damage is on the drivers side...looks clearly totalled to me. WAY more than a new hood and front end trim. Thats $25,000+ worth of damage.

 

You already know that lol. But yeah.

 

I want my $40 back lol