My 6.0 v8 in my 2500 hd has been so solid, zero problems, zero leaks.... 200k miles.

OK, so I have Freeman info to my son who also has a '22 SLT 3.0 duramax. Freeman has made him a heckuva deal on a new '24 1794 Tundra with that trade. He has 52k miles on his 3.0. I've been very critical of the latest '22-'23 Tundra debacle, but have understood the issues are mostly fixed/gone with the '24's. Is this correct? What would you guys think about the vehicle trade? Not asking about the money aspect, just the difference in vehicles as I've never driven a new Tundra.

They are very smooth. He should be able to get 10k off of those 1794s

I might be picking up a 1500 AT4 tomorrow.

very good choice. Give details if you do get it.

I've had several of the GM V8's and they've all been great. You'll love the truck. That's just about where my son is at on the Tundra.

The thing about Toyota is the dealer will add 4k in add ons above MSRP.

Not if you call the guy Roll Tide keeps telling you to call. I bought a sequoia from him in 2020 and a coworker just bought a tundra from him about two weeks ago.

BJ is the real deal. No tire kickers.

I've seen dealer adds before too from Toyota dealers, but BJ and Co didn't do that on my son's offer.

Nice.

The reason I'm flying to Dallas this morning is because the dealer didn't pull any if that BS, and I got 11k off MSRP.

I found the color I wanted in the 3.0 in Austin with 6k off, then the guy tells me it has 3k in add ons.....

Congrats on the new ride. Don't blame you on the dealer adds.....I'm out on that. Did you get the 5.3 or big V8? Regardless I bet you will really enjoy it.

Let me guess, red with black accents.

Im lost. I don’t know if SA got a truck or not.

I got the big V8, man does it sound good in sport mode, and yeah I'm enjoying it. Lots have changed in the last 15 years, my 09 didn't have all the creature comforts this one has.

Did your son close on that 1794? I was on the hunt for a hard to find Limited TRD off road, with the factory 3 inch lift. There was only 2 in Texas, but couldn't get a deal done. The first one sold while I was in Ann Arbor for the game, and the second one was the one with 4k miles on it that they didn't tell me about until the last minute. Buying a car sucks.....

Yeah, man....

I flew up there Friday and drove it back home. It was a loaded 1500 Sierra AT4 6.2 V8 in silver.

Very nice. My son is close to a deal, so probably by the end of the week. Enjoy your truck. My buddy has 160k on his 2020 AT4 with that engine. Hasn't had any problems at all with it.

Good deal. I was hoping we could be Tundra Bros.

This was the one that sold before I could buy it.

Did that on 2017 Tundra Pro with sales guy at Mount Pleasant. Met a game warden at Lavon that told me to call him. I asked how much and he said MSRP. I told him to pound sand. He said "your loss". I said "no yours". Bought a TSS and minus the color matched bumper ends I made my own PRO for about $7k less. I thought about doing the bumper ends but they get road rash from rocks.

So you were after a Tundra, but ended up with a Chevrolet?

Chevy's have a nice ride. Every one I have driven or have owned was like riding on a pillow. Very nice, comfortable ride.

Congrats.

Yeah, i like it. The wife is on the list for the new GX550, but she likes GMC interior.... she might make the jump to the Yukon Denali, or AT4. The refresh looks nice!

Pic of my truck, and the refreshed Yukon.

Ese, like the silver but more on a Ford, lol....

Ese going to be pimping on his ride to Pandale.

Nope, couldn't stomach the look of the F150s straight trash.....

And

Nope, no Texas pinstripes just yet.... I still have my old 2500 for that.