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Isn’t she lovely?

This is what happens when you give car people a truck. Where I live on the Gulf, corrosion happens just by being near the beach.

Agreed. I own a Ridgeline now and never realized how much I would use the barn door side opening feature. It makes the “trunk” in the bed useable. Otherwise you can’t reach it comfortably. Point is, that ramp idea is a big deal that got the attention of current truck owners. I could care less...

I love it. No matter how advanced our equipment is, we still have to jump on the bed of the truck to release the hitch.

#25. Some country singer sitting on the tailgate singing about … sitting on the tailgate singing a country song. And beer. And momma.

Here’s my vote.

Maybe that's what we're looking at ... a big 'ol roll-off dumpster with AstroTurf dressing. :) And yes, I agree, this probably is intended as some sort of visual/windage/industrial barrier. Just thought it was unusual. Don't think I've seen one done like this in my area. They usually use the...

I don’t like that fake hedgerow. What is it, outdoor carpet thrown over a fence? Who does that?

Yes, I hope they get it stuck, break it, flood it and do all of the things we've been doing with trucks for years. I certainly hope they do this before they sell it to me so I don't have to wonder why they didn't. I got my very first 4x4 (1980 GMC) stuck on a red clay road in north Florida on my...

I’ll definitely be hauling kite gear and possibly windsurfing gear in the CT (kayaks too). With foil gear allowing for shorter boards, I guess the only concern is masts and sails. However, I’m hanging onto my Kona board for our super light wind and navigating the bay. I do like the pass-through...

As a previous owner of an ‘84 Extra Cab 4x4 Toyota, this was hard to watch, but entertaining nonetheless. I loved that truck and teared up when I sold it. It had a bent frame when I bought it from a friend. Had it straightened out, but probably didn’t even need to do that. I never worried about...

Are Friends Electric - Gary Numan (and covered by The Replicants.

I watched Minority Report again last night, so I'm not really in a good headspace to be excited about this feature.

I’ve been interested in green energy solutions since I was a middle schooler. So to have a truck that could be charged from solar panels, and badass on top of that? That’s what I’m excited about.

How many of us are considered “early adopters”?

I'll be "trading in" my 2002 Toyota Sienna (ahem ... Symphony Edition). I plan to replace the van with a truck since there's going to be a long wait for the CT and I need a truck, so I might be trading something else in. Looking for a manual Toyota or Ford Ranger. This will be a daily driver...

Thoroughly enjoyed listening to this. Also, this guy is a truck owner that uses his in a similar manner as myself and probably lots of other folks. If he’s excited about the CT with his background, I guess I’m in pretty good company.

I voted “yes”, but my story is a little skewed as well. I sold my 2001 Ford Sport Trac in 2018 after my wife bought a 2015 Subaru Forester. We have a 2002 Toyota Sienna, and we kept it because, well, it’s a Toyota and the Ford didn’t really do it for me. Drivetrain was dependable, but gas...

How does the display effect airbag placement?

Hello everyone, I’ve had my sights on a Toyota Tundra for a few years until I heard about Tesla building a truck. I placed a reservation on a dual motor version the day after the reveal. I’ve had a few trucks over the years with an ‘84 Toyota being my favorite. I use my vehicles for everything...