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Habs hab no chance

A 2GR-FE that was consuming oil in the first place? What did you do?

You didn't do enough "preventative maintenance". Maintenance on a BMW is repair on a Lexus.

Hurricanes are on a different level. Everyone else looks little league in comparison.

So is this guy's 2023 Tundra. 277k miles. Original motor.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I doubt the new buyer is going to daily this?

First time looking at older BOF Toyota truck / suvs?

You had an Odyssey right? Pretty high volume model. There's a dealer in RDU with 78 used ones on their family of lots, right now. But if what you want to tell yourself to justify that you’re being forced to buy a new car is that all used ones are trash, that's fine too.

What's the problem though? With the amount of photos available today on most listings, vehicle specs, history & service records being generally attainable - all of which can be done without even leaving your house (at worst necessitates a phone call / email). Searching for, evaluating, and...

You buy the same vehicle in similar condition to what you owned. Depending on availability and timeline, it may need to be +/- a few grand and +/- a few K miles. This is how auto insurance works.

All great vehicles. I love Toyota V8's (I own one), but not sure I'd want 3 of them. You seen gas prices lately? The 1UR in the GX takes premium. If I was going to update one of those I'd keep the 2GR if I could and move the Sequoia instead.

Venza with the 2GR-FE? I'd pay to fix it up.

They blow up under warranty even on the the 40 weight

Windows down unless on highway

That didn't fix anything

You basically replaced it with the same car. Well done.

8 cans of coke per day? I'm surprised he has any teeth to even chew the tuna sandwich. Anyways, tuna sandwiches are way better than fast food. Tell him to keep it up.

Great pick up. How do you know its at 305k? The odo freezes at 299,999. Also it's a bit difficult to tell from the photos, but has it been repainted?

You been on bring a trailer recently?

And to think there's a thread on here from yesterday where someone who is spending $14/qt was asking if it's worth the extra $2 for a different oil that costs $16/qt.