Are Toyota Takomas for wimps?
They keep playing a commercial where a man and his little son are in that car watching clouds and imagining what they look like, when the kid sees a cougar. Instead of closing the windows and watching it, the father rushes away. What a wimp.
Hard to say. I never see commercials. Can you provide a link to it?
My daughter's not a wimp. That's her Tacoma on the left.
A CNN news clips so you know it's gospel.
No, I just hear it when I'm listening to the radio, or maybe a tv station thorugh Tune-in, so I only hear it. I don't see it. I looked in youtube with no success, except for some reason carguru has a page comparing a mercury cougar with a toyota takoma.
I'm certainly not saying everyone who buys one is a wimp. Just that that commercial, which I've heard a dozen times already, seems designed to appeal to wimps. Maybe they have a marketing strategy for wimps and another strategy for non-wimps.
Ta*c*oma
This URL suggests a Tundra rather than a Tacoma.
I didn't find the commercial you described, but I found this one where the truck is moving during the entirety of the commercial:
Anyone shopping for a Tundra .. ? :-)
Ooops. Very good point. Not a Tundra.
Ooops.
I want a second car.
But what I learned on my trip with the rented car is that before I do buy another car, I will spend an hour with Android Auto, so see if it works well. If it works the very same as with the Citroen, I'll settle for that (after I try another make of car), but I have a feeling tthe car radio has a lot to do with how well the phone and the car radio work together.
For one thing, with my second phone, I could get the map much of the time, and I could get an app called News, iirc, that played 3 or 4 minutes of news from Reuters, then NBC, etc. This surely came from the web but lots of other apps just said not available. Like Tunein, NPR, and c-spaan. NPR and C-span are free and is I don't believe they weren't available, yet News was available. I don't want to *buy* a car and have this sort of nonsense.
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