Toyota Tundra 5.7-Liter V-8 Supercharger Rated at 504-Horsepower

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Truckin wrote:

This forum has turned into a socio-economic war.

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travis wrote:

One of the reasons our economy is so bad because every ignorant little bitch buys one of these piece of shit imports that don't last as long gives you less proforance and is more expensive to maintain. Its a god damn doch engine in a tuck you dumbasses. If you tree huggers that only buy imports because you think they are better for our envoirnment. its really not because in japan they go about getting there materials in the cheapest way possible which is worse for our envoirnment. just give one of our auto makers a chance you will like they probaly more than the piece of shit you currently drive. stop pumping money into japans economy and start pumping it into OURS!!!

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Freaknasty wrote:

I think the Japanese actually build more cars/engines/transmissions in the U.S. these days than the Detroit automakers. When was the last time you heard of GM, Ford, or Chrysler opening a new plant? GM just announced they aren't going to build a new plant for the new fuel efficient 4-cylinder engine, they will build it at an old inefficient plant.

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Freaknasty wrote:

I don't trust anything the UAW publishes. They can post the list of nameplates they make here, but we all know that GM, Ford, and Chrysler have badge engineering and huge product mix which helps explain their failure. Just yesterday they are predicting that GM will sink to 16% market share in the U.S. while Toyota will remain at 17% with Honda picking up large amounts of market share in the future.

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Rod wrote:

The Tundra out performs domestics in every meaningful category. Toyota has made it's point and now will focus on small cars.

Turbo wrote:

GM makes cars/trucks in China and Mexico with their workers making approx. 2.50$ an hour in China, and approx. 1.50$ an hour in Mexico.-Look It UP! The uninformed should not post opinion.
FYI: 85% of the Ford Mustang is made outside the U.S., while 85% of the Toyota Tundra is made INSIDE the U.S..-hmm, it does seem like buying the "BIG 3" only is a smart thing to do! DOH
p.s. It seems that Truckin is one of the few with common sense here.