re: need to buy a truck by year end...

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You worried about your heated seat function you don't know how to turn on breaking?

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with the luck I've had with this truck, it would burn to the ground first time I pushed that button
thanks for the help guys I'm gonna go shopping tomorrow

I bought a '13 Tundra new in '13, 4 years and 60K miles and not a single issue. Routine maintenance, tows my boat well, and is a good daily driver. I have no experience with the other full size trucks. I've always had a Toyota. They've never given me a reason to look elsewhere.

Bought a Nissan Tundra at Giles Nissan pin Lafayette , 4x4 King Cab with Cummins Diesel for $39,500 and the dealership gives a lifetime power train warranty

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Nissan Tundra

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You Nissan guys

i have had 2010 and 2014 silverados the past 7 years.. went a couple months ago and got the 2017 GMC sierra and absolutely love it.

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frick Team

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Sorry - I wasn't endorsing "Team" as the dealership.

I'm just on Toyota's Team.

that is funny, but I stand by the fact that Team won't deal on a truck...

I just bought a new 2017 Chevy in July, and was really looking at the Tundra as my first choice, but my dealer wouldn’t deal on the Tundras. I ended picking a Chevy z71 Silverado, loaded with leather, cool electronics/car play. It’s ended up being a really nice truck. I’ve hauled my trailer/4 wheelers to the camp, fairly decent power, even though I’d probably give the Tundra the edge here, but for my towing, the Chevy has done well. The real cool thing has been gas mileage, which the truck records mileage with a running 50 mile average on the dash. The truck will switch from V8 to V4 to squeeze the mileage, and with my increased travel to work this year, it’s a real savings. I’ve gotten up to 23.5 MPG, and consistently get 21.5 on my drive to work( 50 mile averages). Sticker was over 50 grand, but they were running some year end special, and ended up with a decent truck at 41, 500. I really like the Tundra, but for my situation, I feel like the Chevy wasn’t a bad choice...

I just got rid of my 2011 F150 5.0 because of the issues I was having: oil consumption, extremely hard shift between first and second gear at parking lot speeds (felt like someone was rear ending me), and a few electrical issues.

Went with a 2017 Tundra 1794 and couldn’t be happier.

I have two 2017 Ford F-150 5.0 personal, 2.7 eco boost work which I buy under a fleet program from a vendor I buy a lot from. I trade my out at around 100k or 2 yrs which ever comes first. I really do not have any issues.

I bought my nephew a 2017 Nissan Titan 4x4 loaded for his college graduation and he loves it. I notice the gas mileage sucks. Truck seems nice.
Nissan was slightly cheaper than Toyota. My thing is Toyota and Nissan do not come off the price as much as the American truck mfg do.

Then I have a grandkid who just got his license and bought him a Nissan Titan single cab dealer demo 4x4 to handle the snow in Minnesota and tow my Lund boat to the lake to fish. I like the 5yr 100,000 mike warranty with Nissan and I like the feel of the truck.