Comments on: Toyota Looks To Export Tundra, Sequoia; Says Big Girls Can’t Get No Love http://www.ridelust.com/toyota-looks-to-export-tundra-sequoia-says-big-girls-cant-get-no-love/ - Motion + Mobility Fri, 10 Feb 2012 14:02:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: hipokrates http://www.ridelust.com/toyota-looks-to-export-tundra-sequoia-says-big-girls-cant-get-no-love/#comment-23433 hipokrates Sat, 04 Sep 2010 14:29:31 +0000 http://www.ridelust.com/?p=3207#comment-23433 do we really need cars like the tundra. attractive appearance and can be said as a car because our families can invite children and our wives went out of town with all the goods they will bring. do we really need cars like the tundra. attractive appearance and can be said as a car because our families can invite children and our wives went out of town with all the goods they will bring.

]]> By: Terry Parkhurst http://www.ridelust.com/toyota-looks-to-export-tundra-sequoia-says-big-girls-cant-get-no-love/#comment-3441 Terry Parkhurst Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:14:33 +0000 http://www.ridelust.com/?p=3207#comment-3441 Toyota's bringing the newest, most huge Tundra to the American market, in early 2007, will likely stand as the biggest mistake in judgement the company has ever made. Of course, they were following suit regarding Nissan's debut of the appropriately named Titan and Armada; in the case of the latter, it is nice to know that someone at Nissan has a sense of history. But just as the original Armada was defeated by the British fleet, so too the latest Armada is being defeated by the price of petroleum. At this writing, the national average for gasoline is now averaging $3.81 a gallon for regular gas; but it won't last. It's time for Toyota to go back to the formula it established for the Tacoma, back in 1995, or the vintage trucks that Nissan made, way back in the Sixties. People still need to carry loads, but they're going to have to make due with something other than leviathons such as the Tundra. Welcome to the world, America. Toyota’s bringing the newest, most huge Tundra to the American market, in early 2007, will likely stand as the biggest mistake in judgement the company has ever made.

Of course, they were following suit regarding Nissan’s debut of the appropriately named Titan and Armada; in the case of the latter, it is nice to know that someone at Nissan has a sense of history. But just as the original Armada was defeated by the British fleet, so too the latest Armada is being defeated by the price of petroleum.

At this writing, the national average for gasoline is now averaging $3.81 a gallon for regular gas; but it won’t last. It’s time for Toyota to go back to the formula it established for the Tacoma, back in 1995, or the vintage trucks that Nissan made, way back in the Sixties. People still need to carry loads, but they’re going to have to make due with something other than leviathons such as the Tundra. Welcome to the world, America.

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