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Maybe it wasn't a person at all, but a genetic mutation of the Tundra's DNA. It's slowly turning into a Ford. Sprouting Ford logos is just the beginning. Next you'll see a four-speed transmission, lower fuel economy, higher towing capacity, wider panel gaps, and saddle leather seats (I guess the Tundra wants to be a King Ranch).
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730
- Apr 28, 2008 11:59 pm
(#25 Total: 26)
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People who put an M logo on their 1998 3 series should be shot. Same goes for people who put R on their 1988 Civics.
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jriz
- Apr 28, 2008 8:50 am
(#24 Total: 26)
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"The Columbo in me wants to ask James "Where were YOU when the badge bandit struck?"
I was tagging the Focus with a Toyota sticker.
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langjie
- Apr 28, 2008 8:44 am
(#23 Total: 26)
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I think the purchase of the Ford Logo is good for our economy though. It was probably manufactured in the US
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brn
- Apr 28, 2008 5:48 am
(#22 Total: 26)
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I suspect this may even be an Edmunds staffer, simply playing a joke. He/she is getting the attention he/she wanted.
"never mess with a man's truck."
Yea, but it's an Edmunds truck, on rotation.
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United States of America, loud'n'proud! |
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I'd be surprised if this wasn't another greenie protest about Toyota (and the move to larger gas hogs, using the largest pickup manufacturer's logo to make the point).
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That's just it. None of us know when or where the badge bandit struck. If you look at the Tundra posts before James' initial reveal, there's just so many tailgate-down shots.
Hmmm. The Columbo in me wants to ask James "Where were YOU when the badge bandit struck?"
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I would go back to the place where the badge bandit struck, hide in the bed with a BB gun. =)
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Oh please, toyota has issues issues with their V6 and Aisin tranny, Ford trucks last way longer than any Japanese trucks on the road.
Toyota=recall king, but these recalls are just so people don't perceive it as the engineering issues that they are.
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Sounds like Ford has done all it can to to alert people and repair the fault.
Anyone still having an unrepaired truck should be out of the gene pool anyhow.
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Yep, some have sludge problems, some have transmission problems but most just die of boredom.
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Toyotas break down all the time now?
Really?
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"obviously some ford fans in cali wants toyota to stop trying to be Ford"
Can't blame hime really. I miss the old days when Toyotas didn't break down all the time too.
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jriz
- Apr 26, 2008 10:24 am
(#11 Total: 26)
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Wow, I definitely did not check the front of the Tundra. If this was actually my car I would be beyond furious. I would probably buy a dog to patrol the car to prevent it from happening again, or invest in a "Tomorrow Never Dies"-style 750iL security system. But in the end, the old NaMCaB rule applies here (Not My Car Buddy), and I find it funny.
But it's great/disturbing that everyone who drove the Tundra missed the front one, Josh missed it while watching it get washed, and it survived getting washed. That's one tenacious sticker.
-Riswick
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tahoe77
- Apr 26, 2008 10:20 am
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disreguard the millionare oppurtunity crap on that page
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tahoe77
- Apr 26, 2008 10:18 am
(#9 Total: 26)
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louiswei
- Apr 26, 2008 9:44 am
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No Suby, that means I'll need to slap a Toyota badge on your WRX...
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tlcruz
- Apr 26, 2008 7:48 am
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far far away from my hometown, pa |
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Personally, I'm not a big fan of Ford (never have, never will) and whomever's attempt to "try" to make this Toyota into a Ford obviously has nothing else better to do.
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