Just Not ready

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In terms of quality, reliability, and resale value, I don’t think anything touches Toyota.

Maybe some of your high end luxury Euros…..
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They would go a long way making naturally aspirated options for every model.

Turbo engines don't live as long
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Yeah I'm still waiting for my Tundra engine swap. I'm almost at 100k now.
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5thhorseman wrote: ↑Thu Nov 05, 2026 6:25 pm Yeah I'm still waiting for my Tundra engine swap. I'm almost at 100k now.
The 5.7 is a gas sucking pig but it's good for 500k out of that cast aluminum block. They should've invested in R&D to make those more efficient rather that jump in 100% into the twin turbo bandwagon. At least give people.the option.

Twas a major oversight by them and they are aware
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