California regulations dictate what cars are sold in the US. Guessing this one

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May 18, 2024
3:18:59pm

kotacoug Truly Addicted User

California regulations dictate what cars are sold in the US. Guessing this one

Doesn’t pass California’s regulations and it would be costly to do so and will basically ruin what makes the truck what it is.

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kotacoug

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I’d buy two at that price right now.

Abe Froman

May 18, 2:51pm

I don't understand the tweet. There are a lot of Toyotas in the US.

volleyjiver

May 18, 3:09pm

Id pay $13K for that. Especially since the average trucks goes for $65K now

Magneto

May 18, 3:14pm

Google the chicken tax. Massive tariffs on light duty trucks made abroad.

myfriendryan

May 18, 3:18pm

California regulations dictate what cars are sold in the US. Guessing this one

kotacoug

May 18, 3:18pm

Too small of a niche and nowhere near profitable enough for them to bring it

Corn Pop

May 18, 3:23pm

Is it just my or are those back tires going to rub every time you hit any sort

Wizbang

May 18, 3:39pm

I really like Toyota’s strategy with their Hilux Champ—basic and affordable.

BringYourUltimate

May 18, 3:53pm

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