r/Adulting • u/murano0 • 13h ago

so guys ?

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u/Puzzleheaded-Tax6168 12h ago

I’ll add to this by simply saying once said Toyota is paid off then don’t sell it and repeat the process.

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u/splendadd 11h ago

Why? 

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u/SquirtlesFirstBj 11h ago

Because the best car payment is no car payment.

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u/splendadd 10h ago

I cant argue with that 😌

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u/Knowveler 11h ago

My FIL recently gave my gf and I a 1993 Toyota 4Runner. That thing is 33 years old, as was not given to use in the most optimal condition.

Still use it for commute everyday, spend like only 15liters of gas every week for commuting, still can tow a friend, and it sure as hell still can go to my FIL's farm 1 hour away.

A Toyota is for the whole life.

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u/splendadd 10h ago

Even newer Toyotas? Im curious because I was handed over a 2022 Toyota Tacoma SR5

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u/dh373 6h ago

Generally, yes. Tacomas in particular are built for 1,000,000 miles. Look it up.

Doesn't mean they won't need work. But if you keep up with maintenance and repairs, they will go the distance.

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u/Skysr70 7h ago

The longer you keep one reliable vehicle, the better your finances.