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Apparently this applies to the remote start option you PAID FOR when you bought the car but to use it you have to cough up $8 a month. Personally I have never trusted remote start since the simple encryption can be defeated and your car stolen. Now they are putting out an app so you can start your car from your phone. Again, bad idea for those whom have a security mindset.

What's wrong with the key? All my cars use old fashioned keys.

Apparently this applies to the remote start option you PAID FOR when you bought the car but to use it you have to cough up $8 a month. Personally I have never trusted remote start since the simple encryption can be defeated and your car stolen. Now they are putting out an app so you can start your car from your phone. Again, bad idea for those whom have a security mindset. What's wrong with the key? All my cars use old fashioned keys.

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Hyundai doesn't have trucks. Not sure what faggot car you drive.

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No your not. I just picked the lowest shitbox but still it has remote start.

You're so triggered you downvoted the post, cause you know your Tacoma is dogshit slow and might have a frame recall any moment. There is a reason in rural areas where everyone owns a truck you never see a Tacoma. Because it is a Camry with a bed.

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Yes the first thing I look at when I buy a 4x4 truck is its 0-60 time.

I never look at its reliability ratings, 3yr 85% residual value. The list goes on and on as to why Toyota makes the best consumer pickup trucks.

You can put 300-400k miles on them and then sell them for 5-8k wholesale to be shipped to a developing country where they will not be retired until 600k+ miles.

Your domestic auto will cost thousands in repairs and maintenance to keep it going anywhere over 100k miles.

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Muh resale value never gets old with you guys lol. Your numbers are retarded every truck lasts 100k and has for years.

You guys keep pretending a Tacoma is a Hilux, it ain't. Mine bent the tailgate within a week loading a bike and Toyota told me I'm supposed to "remove the tailgate prior to loading and unloading because it's not load-bearing."

Then I got a FRAME RECALL and said fuck that put on Craigslist and sold it. POS only had it for six months. Like I said I moved to the country and haven't seen a single Tacoma because people here need a truck that doesn't fold in half when you sit on the tailgate.

Keep chugging the consumer reports kool-aid though.