Disposable Tundra's
 

http://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/29/r...ames-mounting/

http://www.thebostonchannel.com/news...58/detail.html

Those articles are obvious fabrications. Everybody knows that Toyotas are perfect in every way.

I knew a guy once who ran a Toyota pickup with nothing but gravel in the gas tank and concrete mix in the crankcase. For 8872645786234987238467592375934 miles. On the surface of the sun. He'd still have it if it wasn't stolen by Mexican drug runners. They wanted it for it's ability to withstand anti-tank rounds, haul 475 metric shit-tons of marijuana and cocaine, and still be able to break the sound barrier in first gear. True story.

:lol: Wow that sounds exactly like my Camry!

sounds more like people neglecting their vehicles and not washing em like they should. common sense isnt it?

Seriously? How often do you crawl under your truck to thoroughly wash and dry your frame?

lol
No really I laugh!

the gazillion tons of salt they throw down in the winter can't be helping either. yikes.

Guess hey don't make em like they use too :idk:


http://www.carpages.co.uk/toyota/toy...x_27_05_04.jpg

you ever been to a carwash that washes the underside as well? those help I think. fuck, if you live in a northern state wehre you see salt on the road, spring for teh extra money when you buy a vehicle and get the underside coated in rhino liner or something. I aint sure if they cover frames with that shit, but I'd think it'd sure help.

every car I've owned was undercoated. I regularly get 150,000+ miles out of each vehicle.