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That is accurate. But the big/main trail is OHVI glanced at the map and there are some that are for ATVs only not OHVs.
Member III
That is accurate. But the big/main trail is OHVI glanced at the map and there are some that are for ATVs only not OHVs.
Member III
Got any pics?Hey y’all so my wife just traded her 5th gen 4Runner for a 2019 Tacoma TRD Pro. That being said I’ve got a pair of Orange Boxx Fab modular storage panels that I need to sell. I thought I’d offer it “local” to this group to avoid shipping. Anyone looking to outfit a 4Runner? I’ll even thow in the molle pouches I bought all for $150. They are in good shape and less than a year old. Any takers before I list it in on the main site?
PS besides Expo East when’s the next meetup?
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Member III
Picked up my 16 T4R from Koons in Tyson’s. Pleasant experience!How goes it guy's?
Need to chat with you all on a possible Taco.. Learning the taco speak. an 18 DCSB OR.
Pro's and cons. as well as dealing with Koons, Tyson Toyota. Been emailing back and forth.
Might be time to let my 14 JKU go and try something different. Not sure yet.
Cool, an thanks.Picked up my 16 T4R from Koons in Tyson’s. Pleasant experience!
Pathfinder I
I got my 16 DCSB OR from Priority Springfield. They have life time free oil change and engine warranty. I'm not sure what other vehicle you are comparing it to, but I really prefer the truck bed.How goes it guy's?
Need to chat with you all on a possible Taco.. Learning the taco speak. an 18 DCSB OR.
Pro's and cons. as well as dealing with Koons, Tyson Toyota. Been emailing back and forth.
Might be time to let my 14 JKU go and try something different. Not sure yet.
Gotcha. Thinking of going from my 14 Jeep JKU to a Taco. Not from a 4R.We had a bad experience with Koons. As soon as we signed, hard to get anything out of them. Hard to get them on the phone.
Why the potential switch from 4R to Tacoma?
Rite. Not really comparing it to anything.I got my 16 DCSB OR from Priority Springfield. They have life time free oil change and engine warranty. I'm not sure what other vehicle you are comparing it to, but I really prefer the truck bed.
Cool. and thanks for the info.If you are comparing it to a T4R, the Taco has less payload, but better towing. It has a longer wheelbase than the T4R. Suspension is cheaper/simpler to upgrade for the rear. The truck bed allows you to keep all your stuff in the back without exposing the cab to bugs and the elements when you are at camp. I also like the isolation of the truck bed from the cab. This is especially nice when you have to pack up your dirty and potentially smelly gear. The bed is more versatile in general, but the T4R is slightly better OOTB for the trails.
I bought my FJ cruiser at Koons, Tyson Toyota. I will tell you, these guys are sharks!!! They will do anything to get a sale. If you want a good deal, you need to know exactly what you are looking at. They still hound me 3 days a week with offers and e-mails about wanting my FJ. Saying they will give me 125% kbb value. They have a huge selection and good prices but beware they will fight over you at the door to sell you a vehicle. They held doors open for us, served us coffee, etc. made us feel at home but you know there was an ulterior motive.How goes it guy's?
Need to chat with you all on a possible Taco.. Learning the taco speak. an 18 DCSB OR.
Pro's and cons. as well as dealing with Koons, Tyson Toyota. Been emailing back and forth.
Might be time to let my 14 JKU go and try something different. Not sure yet.
I believe it.I bought my FJ cruiser at Koons, Tyson Toyota. I will tell you, these guys are sharks!!! They will do anything to get a sale. If you want a good deal, you need to know exactly what you are looking at. They still hound me 3 days a week with offers and e-mails about wanting my FJ. Saying they will give me 125% kbb value. They have a huge selection and good prices but beware they will fight over you at the door to sell you a vehicle. They held doors open for us, served us coffee, etc. made us feel at home but you know there was an ulterior motive.
Enthusiast III
After my experience with Koon's I wouldn't buy a Coke out of their vending machine....How goes it guy's?
Need to chat with you all on a possible Taco.. Learning the taco speak. an 18 DCSB OR.
Pro's and cons. as well as dealing with Koons, Tyson Toyota. Been emailing back and forth.
Might be time to let my 14 JKU go and try something different. Not sure yet.
HA haaaa!After my experience with Koon's I wouldn't buy a Coke out of their vending machine....
Pathfinder I
Yeah same. When we got Courtney's Grand Cherokee, we were just a number to them and had an extremely hard time getting them to follow up on things they said they'd take care of. Some little things like replacing the dead batteries in the remotes, some bigger stuff. All they care about is the sale and that's it.I bought my FJ cruiser at Koons, Tyson Toyota. I will tell you, these guys are sharks!!! They will do anything to get a sale. If you want a good deal, you need to know exactly what you are looking at. They still hound me 3 days a week with offers and e-mails about wanting my FJ. Saying they will give me 125% kbb value. They have a huge selection and good prices but beware they will fight over you at the door to sell you a vehicle. They held doors open for us, served us coffee, etc. made us feel at home but you know there was an ulterior motive.
Like I said, I did get a deal on my FJ. About $4000 less than others in my area (western PA). You just really have to know and look over what you are buying because I don’t feel like they will provide much customer service after the purchase. There will be 100 salesmen when you walk in the door. No joke.I believe it.
Already had two different email me back. 1 wants me in the door yesterday. The other has given me price with no, real added BS.
Rite rite.. You said bigger stuff, Care to mention? I do all my own maintenance, so not worried about that.Yeah same. When we got Courtney's Grand Cherokee, we were just a number to them and had an extremely hard time getting them to follow up on things they said they'd take care of. Some little things like replacing the dead batteries in the remotes, some bigger stuff. All they care about is the sale and that's it.
I've heard good things about Priority Toyota, I personally went with Miller Toyota out in Manassas after doing a lot of research online on dealer review sites and BBB. Wherever you go, avoid the Toyota dealership in Woodbridge. They have the worst reviews and an F grade on BBB.
Anyway, as for choosing a Tacoma, I love mine for many reasons, primarily because I prefer driving stick and you can't find them anymore. But I've used the shit out of the bed since we bought the house a couple years ago. I've had some strong feelings on switching to a 4Runner though...they're comfier, look badass, and roomier. If you get either, get the TRD OffRoad or the TRD Pro if you want. Both come with a locking rear diff, which is the primary useful difference when it comes down to it.
Gotcha. MSRP is $38,607.. Last email was $33,622 out the door (title, taxes and fees). it's a maybe to me.Like I said, I did get a deal on my FJ. About $4000 less than others in my area (western PA). You just really have to know and look over what you are buying because I don’t feel like they will provide much customer service after the purchase. There will be 100 salesmen when you walk in the door. No joke.