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Now, if only they would revive the light trucks of the 1980s. Even the new Ranger looks massive (perhaps, that’s only looks though?).
by germinalphrase 8y ago
Now, if only they would revive the light trucks of the 1980s. Even the new Ranger looks massive (perhaps, that’s only looks though?).
- SandersAK 8y agono they are massive. the new tacomas are huge. i miss my 99 ranger :(
- protomyth 8y agoI was thinking about a Colorado and even those are huge compared to my old B4000 (Ford Ranger with a better grill). The Colorado was also the most uncomfortable truck I've ever sat in.
- whyenot 8y agoThey really are larger. You can't even buy a single cab Tacoma in the US anymore.
- rhinoceraptor 8y agoIt'll probably never happen because pickups have such a big profit margin, they wouldn't want to sell a lower end one when people are buying the bigger ones. Also, you have to pay extra taxes to import trucks, so you either have to build them in the US or raise the price.
- germinalphrase 8y agoThe Chicken Tax was going to be repealed as part of the TPP, but that obviously imploded.
- amacbride 8y agoWe had a 3rd-Generation Toyota 4WD that was simply amazing -- I think we sold it with 350K miles on it, and it's probably still running today. I looked at a recent Tacoma, and was shocked at how huge they'd gotten. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Hilux#Third_generation_(N30,_N40;_1978–1983) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Hilux#Third_generation_...
- ip26 8y agoThe new Tacoma is basically a ringer for the old Tundra.
- geggam 8y agoI have a ford ranger from 1998 and a mazda b3000 from 2000. Both are stick shift and have over 250k miles on them No I am not selling them even though parts are starting to get hard to find