The Atlanta Braves

I have a 2012 F150. Change the oil, tires and brake pads. No issues for almost 15 yrs now
15 Sierra w the 6.2.

120k on it now. Full engine and tranny rebuild at 80k. Fortunately warranty work. Love the truck but GM sold a nuke of a powertrain with that one. A far cry from the late 90s.
 
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Well, I just learned the hard way. You can with Ford.

My transmission blew on me this morning.
I’ve got a 2013 Civic that my youngest daughter drives, 318k and still going strong. I had a 1998 Accord several years ago that had close to 300k when I parted with it. I’ve got a 2007 4Runner that I bought a few months ago that has 238k and it’s still solid (as best as I can tell). The newer 4Runners and Tacomas aren’t as well liked, but generally Toyota is very reliable as well and they hold their value.
 
I’ve got a 2013 Civic that my youngest daughter drives, 318k and still going strong. I had a 1998 Accord several years ago that had close to 300k when I parted with it. I’ve got a 2007 4Runner that I bought a few months ago that has 238k and it’s still solid (as best as I can tell). The newer 4Runners and Tacomas aren’t as well liked, but generally Toyota is very reliable as well and they hold their value.
Add Tundra to it.

That's because they went from proven V6 and V8 platforms to chitty azz 4 and 6 turbo engines that don't accomplish anything better. Same gas milage, worse engine wear, YAY!
 
Add Tundra to it.

That's because they went from proven V6 and V8 platforms to chitty azz 4 and 6 turbo engines that don't accomplish anything better. Same gas milage, worse engine wear, YAY!
I hate the current trend in trucks to offer smaller displacement turbo motors. My 2019 F150 has the 5.0 V8 and it’s a good motor. I’ve also got a 2015 Subaru Outback that I like really well too. My mom gave me the Subaru when she got a new CRV a few years ago.
 

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