Two Tacomas, virtually no rust and a Tundra. Samo, Samo. Interstate Highway travel between Maine and Wisconsin. 60,000 miles per year. Have you ever been in Maine or Wisconsin in the winter? I like the new Tundra. New, HA, Ha it just rolled over 200k. Just a twist of the key, it does the rest itself. Spark plugs? Replace every 120,000 miles. Mobil I 5w30 oil every 5,000. Not a whimper or a whine and best of all.....it's quiet, I mean quiet. I can't stand a noisy truck and DODGE? They insisted on making as much NOISE as they legally could with that Cummins. It makes more noise than a Peterbuilt with a Cat under the hood. They knew that "Their Buyer" would like it that way. Well, I'm not one of "Their Buyers". Evidently a lot of people aren't either because they're about to go out of business. You're living the "Good life of 20 years ago" aren't you? Oh, by the way, I like the idea of getting 20-21 mpg on regular. Heh, Heh. Once again, "I'm laughing all the way to the bank, but you're welcome to those "Domestic Trucks".
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