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  • hillbille
     my guess is they will just rebadge/rename it, or maybe the tundra sales are just to good........
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  • Mr. Perfect
    Where did you read that? I can find nothing to support the assertion.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    Select, that article mentions nothing about ending production only moving production.
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  • select-fire
    I know exactly what the article says. I didn't say they were ending production .
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  • Don McManus
    'The new North American trade agreement approved by the U.S. Senate on Thursday ensures that automakers will still be able to build pickup trucks in Mexico without facing new punitive tariffs.'
    Apparently moving production out of the US to Mexico and Canada will not be hindered either.
    MAGA, baby....
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  • Mr. Perfect
    I know exactly what the article says. I didn't say they were ending production .

    And I didn't say you said they were.
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  • select-fire
    'The new North American trade agreement approved by the U.S. Senate on Thursday ensures that automakers will still be able to build pickup trucks in Mexico without facing new punitive tariffs.'
    Apparently moving production out of the US to Mexico and Canada will not be hindered either.
    MAGA, baby....

    They will be real Taco's
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  • bustedknee
    It appears the abbreviation of Japanese is a forbidden word.  Where the hell are we going?

    I think the Japs are too smart to stop production of a good selling product.  That's more of U.S. strategy.  Like Ford.

    I own 2 Crown Vics and a Toyota 4Runner with the T4R being the best vehicle I have owned in my entire life.

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  • mogley98
    As long as they are built in Mexico they won't need no stinking badges
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    'The new North American trade agreement approved by the U.S. Senate on Thursday ensures that automakers will still be able to build pickup trucks in Mexico without facing new punitive tariffs.'
    Apparently moving production out of the US to Mexico and Canada will not be hindered either.
    MAGA, baby....
    Yeah, real nice. 
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  • select-fire
    bustedknee said:
    It appears the abbreviation of Japanese is a forbidden word.  Where the hell are we going?

    I think the * are too smart to stop production of a good selling product.  That's more of U.S. strategy.  Like Ford.

    I own 2 Crown Vics and a Toyota 4Runner with the T4R being the best vehicle I have owned in my entire life.


    Just stock up on some low mile American old cars.
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  • Rocky Raab
    Reading comprehension: It's a terrible thing to lack.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    Rocky Raab said:
    Reading comprehension: It's a terrible thing to lack.


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  • select-fire
    mogley98 said:
    As long as they are built in Mexico they won't need no stinking badges

    Maybe GB will loan them a few
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  • BikerBob

    Moving production to make room in the Texas plant for larger model truck capacity. I.E. Tundra, Sequoia.

    Another sign the US economy is doing well if they need additional capacity because folks are spending the extra money for the larger/ higher cost models!

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  • Brookwood
    After checking the asking prices for new Toyota pick ups and just about needing smelling salts to recover my senses, I will eventually find a good used one someday.
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  • mac10
    moveing taco;s to where they originated from
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  • spasmcreeksrun
    so closing a whole line is good for our workers ?????  screw messico and canada.....seems last two years were made in tijuana messico anyway...hard to sort out accurate percentages ......ANYWAY ...i want a smaller pickup like the tacoma......have pristine 2002 4door, 4wd with 143K mile on it on standby if the 2000 4wd ever craps.....
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  • chiefr
    Reuters: about as trustworthy as Bill Clinton in a room full of young interns.
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