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2024 Tacoma Media First Drives are Today! Reviews & Info on November 28!
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They are making us wait that long for the review ......
They are making us wait that long for the review ......
Well, I was two days off in my guess of when they will release pricing.
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We get all the info on the IForceMax too!
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So does that Nov. 28th date include an online configurator???
I sure hope so.
I'm guessing 12/5 it will be out. mark my post! to release both on the same day would be to much. Toyota will build and drag on the anticipation as long as possible.
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Judging from the Tundra rollout, I would expect that only the non-iForce Max configurator would be released on 11/28. Note how on Toyota.com there is a separate model for Tundra iForce Max.
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Too bad finance rates will
be 7.9% or higher.
be 7.9% or higher.
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Can't wait. The more I see the sport next to the offroad makes me realize I'm better off with the sport. For the little offroading I'll really be doing the sport coupled with some KO2s will get the job done for me, and it looks a lot meaner and aggressive than the offroad which gives me more of a base model look.
I'm not the one to wish my time away on earth but if there was a "skip to march" button, I'd be smashing my hands, feet, and face off it.
I'm not the one to wish my time away on earth but if there was a "skip to march" button, I'd be smashing my hands, feet, and face off it.
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I've had four different friends recently get new vehicles from Kia, Nissan, Ford and you're definitely correct on this. They're credit isn't horrible, and they've all got a nice bit of collateral yet they're still signing their John Henry's for 12, 13, 14% interest.
