Drove By The Local Toyota Dealership Today...

CalixEros · February 17, 2008

They had a long line of Tundras in the front, but in the back they were plowing the lot with a GMT-900 Silverado. I found that a little ironic... Are the Tundras really that bad when it comes to truck-like performance??

99silverado1500 · February 17, 2008

Pretty much so, they wouldnt want to break a camshaft plowing since they are s**t

FREAKENHYE · February 17, 2008

Cuz Toyota is a trailer queen, cant really use it, for what its designed for.

sno · February 17, 2008

I know this thread is mostly in good, clean fun...

But I went back to my GMC dealership a few weeks ago and they were using my old F250 to do "chores" around their lot. Does that mean that GMC isn't as good as Ford?

RyanZ71 · February 17, 2008

I drove by the Local Toyota Dealership last night... rolled down my windows as I passed a few sales folks out with a few perspective buyers.. shouted out "OH WHAT A FEELING! CRAPOTA !"

d3athsong · February 17, 2008

They had a long line of Tundras in the front, but in the back they were plowing the lot with a GMT-900 Silverado. I found that a little ironic... Are the Tundras really that bad when it comes to truck-like performance??

I could see them using an older chevy, buta new one? Was it the dealers truck or might it have been someone contracted for snow removal?

Starrman · February 17, 2008

I drove by the Local Toyota Dealership last night... rolled down my windows as I passed a few sales folks out with a few perspective buyers.. shouted out "OH WHAT A FEELING! CRAPOTA !"

glad to see there's so many mature people on this board

WFO · February 17, 2008

Growing up, is optional and growing old, is not.

VMax2007 · February 18, 2008

They had a long line of Tundras in the front, but in the back they were plowing the lot with a GMT-900 Silverado. I found that a little ironic... Are the Tundras really that bad when it comes to truck-like performance??

I could see them using an older chevy, buta new one? Was it the dealers truck or might it have been someone contracted for snow removal?

Even if it was contracted work, which is likely, hiring a contractor that uses a direct competitors truck is a poor business decision on that dealers part. It just looks bad. Perception is reality sometimes.

Was it a HD truck (2500 or 3500) ? The least they could have done is hire a contractor with an older or at least a "completely different" truck (like maybe an older F250 or something?), since plow contractors with Tundra's are probably non-existant.

omegafiler · February 18, 2008

I drove by the Local Toyota Dealership last night... rolled down my windows as I passed a few sales folks out with a few perspective buyers.. shouted out "OH WHAT A FEELING! CRAPOTA !"

Yeah, sorry, that is rather uncool man. You know if some guy in a Toyota did that to you while you were shopping for you a GM, you would probably just think that guy in the Toyota is a loser. Or that the driver feels he must do that so he somehow feels better about hiself and his particular choice of vehicle. Nothin' personal of course, but I just like to think that at least the GM folks on this forum are better than that.

VMax2007 · February 18, 2008

I drove by the Local Toyota Dealership last night... rolled down my windows as I passed a few sales folks out with a few perspective buyers.. shouted out "OH WHAT A FEELING! CRAPOTA !"

Yeah, sorry, that is rather uncool man. You know if some guy in a Toyota did that to you while you were shopping for you a GM, you would probably just think that guy in the Toyota is a loser. Or that the driver feels he must do that so he somehow feels better about hiself and his particular choice of vehicle. Nothin' personal of course, but I just like to think that at least the GM folks on this forum are better than that.

I agree, what you should have done instead is pull into the lot and park next to the Tundra he was looking at, got out, opened your tailgate and jumped up and down on it at the top edge. Then ask the dealer if you can do the same to the Yota.

thecraft · February 18, 2008

I agree, what you should have done instead is pull into the lot and park next to the Tundra he was looking at, got out, opened your tailgate and jumped up and down on it at the top edge. Then ask the dealer if you can do the same to the Yota.

Starrman · February 18, 2008

I agree, what you should have done instead is pull into the lot and park next to the Tundra he was looking at, got out, opened your tailgate and jumped up and down on it at the top edge. Then ask the dealer if you can do the same to the Yota.

or better yet, pulled in next to the Tundra and then start changing the oil and asking if theirs is this easy/fast

punmax · February 18, 2008

I drove by the Local Toyota Dealership last night... rolled down my windows as I passed a few sales folks out with a few perspective buyers.. shouted out "OH WHAT A FEELING! CRAPOTA !"

Yeah, sorry, that is rather uncool man. You know if some guy in a Toyota did that to you while you were shopping for you a GM, you would probably just think that guy in the Toyota is a loser. Or that the driver feels he must do that so he somehow feels better about hiself and his particular choice of vehicle. Nothin' personal of course, but I just like to think that at least the GM folks on this forum are better than that.

I agree, what you should have done instead is pull into the lot and park next to the Tundra he was looking at, got out, opened your tailgate and jumped up and down on it at the top edge. Then ask the dealer if you can do the same to the Yota.

Hahahahaha man that was funny.