How many Toyotas have you owned???

1 4runner I’ve had for 10 years 175k miles

 

1992 LandCruiser kept it 18 years
2001 Tundra still own it
2006 FJ cruiser
2013 Tundra a fellow that works for me owns it now
2017 Tundra another fellow that works for me owns it
2022 Tundra had gremlins just swapped it out
2024 1794 may be my last vehicle LOVE IT

 

7 as of now. 1997 Tacoma, 2008 Tacoma, 2011 Tacoma, 1993 Ex Cab 22RE, 1990 Ex Cab 3.0, 2021 CrewMax Tundra, 2004 RAV4

 

1999 Tacoma 2.7
2002 4Runner Limited
2005 4Runner Sport V8
2023 Tundra

 

4 tundras 2 corollas and 2 Camrys and 1 4runner

 

91 Previa
2001 Corolla
07 Camry SE
97 Supra
12 Highlander
19 Avalon
20 Tundra TRD PRO
16 Lexus GSF
20 Land Cruiser Heritage

 

I had a 1982 Toyota HiLux. It was a good truck.
I finally sold it after it had about 150,000 miles on it.
My current is a 2016

$260 Toyota SR5 TOYOTA Tundra Interior BURL Wood Dash Trim KIT Set 2003 2004 2005 2006

Toyota SR5 Tundra.

 

72 Corolla
76 FJ-40 (traded for 84 Hilux)
78 Hilux
82 Tercel
84 Hilux 4x4 (sold at 120k miles in 2003)
92 FJ-80 (sold at 110k miles in 2002)
93 Camry (#1 daughter totalled)
95 Paseo (sold for what I bought it for, never did that before or since).
01 Sienna (donated to Mellwood at 170K miles)
03 Tacoma 4x4 (#2 son had, sold to #1 son who still has)
06 Corolla (#2 daughter totalled)
08 RAV4 (#2 daughter still has, 180K miles)
14 Tacoma 4x4 (traded for Tundra)
15 RAV4 (current)
21 Tundra (current)

 

Add another one….2019 RAV4 XLE

 

As a small business owner (my company) I have brought 53 Toyota's that 6 employees drove. Brought nothing else, mainly Tacoma's and drove them a minimal of 240,000 miles unless they were wreaked, and a couple were. I drove Tundra's personally from Gen 1 to present. My 2011 CM plat. 4X4 drove it 528,000 and 2016 CM SR5 4X4 drove 382,000 miles and traded it in on the present 2024 CM Plat.

Not the same comparison to you that are talking personal use, but either way it was money out of my pocket and driven by others that did not have to make the payment.

I'm a big believer in the Toyota Brand. And to be honest here, I still hate dealerships and never use the service departments of such. The time wasted to get repairs is lost money for me, and time is money.....

 

Damn. That's a lot of 'yota miles.

 

That's the kinda business I'd like to work for. What part of Texas?

 

2000 SR5 Tacoma 4x4 4 banger
2003 Tacoma TRD off-road 4x4 double cab
2006 Tacoma TRD off-road 4x4 double cab
2010 Tacoma TRD Sport 4x4 double cab
2017 Tacoma TRD Sport 4x4 double cab
2020 Tacoma TRD off-road 4x4 double cab
2021 Tundra 1794 TRD off-road 4x4 (current)

 

1974 Celica
2010 Tacoma
2011 Tundra
2012 Sequoia
2017 Tundra
2019 Sequoia
2021 Tundra
2022 4Runner
2023 Tundra
2023 Sequoia

Still have all but the 1974 Celica, 2019 Sequoia, and 2021 Tundra.

 

Oil & Gas Exploration and Production, so in short all across the State and with a few tag alongs, NM, OK, LA. A few places else wise I wish I never knew of such as the North Slope.

 

Guess I started buying Toyotas late compared to all the post I have been seeing.

2017 TRD Off-Road Tacoma (first Toyota)
2021 TRD Pro Tacoma
2022 TRD Off-Road 4Runner
2024 Limited Tundra Hybrid

Was hoping to keep the 2021 Tacoma till the wheels fell off but realized it was not a good family vehicle. Plus the short bed was just not cutting it anymore for hauling stuff. Miss that truck a lot though. But excited to put the miles on the 2024 Tundra, about 3 weeks old and loving every drive.

 

Interesting. I wonder if I qualify. I'm in Houston

 

1973 FJ40
1987 12HT 60 Land Cruiser
1988 13BT BJ74 Land Cruiser
1998 RAV4
2007 Tundra SR5 4.7 RCLB
2010 Tundra Base Model 5.7 RCSB

Still got them all. Stupidly bought a 2004 F-150 5.4 what a piece of crap. Had that 9 months.

I still have all these trucks. My small canine family have all passed. Best friends of my life!

 

Best pic so far. I love Jack Russells and rat terriers. Mine has also passed.

 

2003 Camry -> What sold me on Toyota's forever, only had to pay 300$ (water pump) for non-wear items in 200K miles. Prior vehicles were all Fords and they eventually killed themselves (repair > value).
2007 FJ Cruiser
2017 Tundra DC
2017 Rav4
2021 Tundra DC
2022 4Runner

 

My 2024 Tundra Limited is my first Toyota. But my fifth vehicle. In order:

1992 Honda Accord sedan
2009 Honda civic coupe
2017 Honda CR-V
2020 Honda Passport
2024 Tundra

I am hopeful that this group will be a great resource into the world of Toyota and Tundra lol

 

My first Toyota was a 1987 Toyota Xcab SR5 5 speed pickup 4 cyl turbo 22RTE bought new.
Then, a few other pickups, tundras and tacomas in between.
My 1995 Toyota (last from Japan) pickup went 400k. Sold it for my first 2004 Tundra - when they 1st called it a doublecab (crewcab).
20 years later, back in Tundra crewcab. TRD Sport premium with the turbo .... love it..... I guess it's come full circle.

 

Toyota update:
Matrix got totaled by a foolish uninsured driver on the way to my daughters first concert.
Tundra has 125k now. No issues whatsoever.

Have to add another:
2005 Rad4 L AWD Manual 101k miles; will have to fight the rust monster, but worth it. Daughter is adamant on having a manual and we definitely support that.

 

Time to update my list...just picked up a 4th-gen 4Runner. It was a well-kept V8 model with only 130K on the clock, so I couldn't resist!

 

First Toyota (and first car) 2007 FJ Cruiser. I regret nothing more than getting rid of that rig


Second Toyota 2010 Tacoma 6MT ACLB, great rig but too small for everyday life


And third, my trusty 2016 Tundra