2000 Toyota Tacoma Xtra Cab w/Rack - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Grego · 12-18-2007, 12:06 PM

Very nice! 4x4 required for fun!

You should hold onto it...those 4cyl. yotas last forever with little maintenance, parts aren't expensive, and there's so many out there you can find parts at a pick-a-part. Always nice to have a backup vehicle. Besides, where you going to find someone who knows how to drive manual these days! My nephews talk so much about cars these days and neither of them knuckleheads can even drive a manual.

Your insurance won't be that much more for both, put the new one as a weekend vehicle and the yota as the everyday driver.

I still have my 92 yota 4x4 as a back-up and for running errands. It get's about 8 miles per gallon more than my 4x4 nissan.

12-18-2007, 12:06 PM	#6
Grego Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 446	Very nice! 4x4 required for fun! You should hold onto it...those 4cyl. yotas last forever with little maintenance, parts aren't expensive, and there's so many out there you can find parts at a pick-a-part. Always nice to have a backup vehicle. Besides, where you going to find someone who knows how to drive manual these days! My nephews talk so much about cars these days and neither of them knuckleheads can even drive a manual. Your insurance won't be that much more for both, put the new one as a weekend vehicle and the yota as the everyday driver. I still have my 92 yota 4x4 as a back-up and for running errands. It get's about 8 miles per gallon more than my 4x4 nissan.