Does Toyota's product managers review this site?

[JP4RNR]

I agree about the thigh support. I'm 6'-2" and we got one without a sunroof because of the headroom issue. The other complaint I have is the lack of powerpoints in the front. One is not enough!

I thought it was weird that the 4th Gen did not have two powerpoints up front when the third gen did. Also the passenger side window on the third gen had the auto down feature where the 4th gen only has the auto-down on the drivers side

 

[Uneek]

6'1" and for the first couple hundred miles, I found that there was a lack of thigh support. Normally, I like my seat at the lowest setting since I have no trouble seeing out and could use addition headroom. Currently, I raised the front of the cushion about halfway while keeping the rear of the cushion down. Thigh support is adequate now. No other issues with headroom with the current seat position.

My current quest is to find the right amount of lumbar support, it's a bit out now, but I think I need a bit more. Didn't notice lack of lowerback support until the most recent trip to the Sierras. Maybe it's from the snowboarding crashes?

 

[toto]

Back to the original point of this thread...

This posting just appeared today on ToyotaNation regarding a recent thread about excessive rust-through on 1999-2000 Tacoma frame rails.

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=238100

Toyota Motor Sales USA does know these forums exist, and they will post things!

 

[Uneek]

Back to the original point of this thread...

This posting just appeared today on ToyotaNation regarding a recent thread about excessive rust-through on 1999-2000 Tacoma frame rails.

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/showthread.php?t=238100

Toyota Motor Sales USA does know these forums exist, and they will post things!

Funny you bring that up toto. That should be extended to all Tacomas. My Camry has no rust underneath, and my 15 year old POS Mazda has less rust than my Tacoma. That's where my current beef lies with Toyota and their warranty. Granted they make a great product, but their warranty is absolute garbage. The service director went as far to say because I live close to the Pacific Ocean, my vehicle is subjected to a harsh environment and that's what I should expect for parking outside. I posted pictures of my rims blistering, similar to another member's Sport Edition wheels and that's what the director pitches back at me mentioning the amount of rust on the frame as IF I put it there.

I'll try and get some pics of on the undercarriage of my Taco. The 4Runner is lucky, since it gets garaged.