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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Trucks / August 2005Class Action Tacoma Springs
Was wondering who would like to join me in a class action suit against Toyota for the dangerously defective leaf springs BREAKING on just about every 95-97 tacoma truck. This is worse than the 3.0 liter head gasket problem and they are doing absolutely nothing for those of us who bought these defective trucks. The problem isn't limited to 95-97 Tacomas. The springs on my 98 are the only things I've had to replace on the truck. >Was wondering who would like to join me in a class action suit against >Toyota for the dangerously defective leaf springs BREAKING on just >about every 95-97 tacoma truck. This is worse than the 3.0 liter head >gasket problem and they are doing absolutely nothing for those of us >who bought these defective trucks. My 98' v6 4wd had a leaf break as well... > The problem isn't limited to 95-97 Tacomas. The springs on my 98 are > the only things I've had to replace on the truck. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >>gasket problem and they are doing absolutely nothing for those of us >>who bought these defective trucks. Is that a "limp down the road carefully" kind of episode, or a "stop immediately" episode? > My 98' v6 4wd had a leaf break as well... > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >>>gasket problem and they are doing absolutely nothing for those of us >>>who bought these defective trucks. The problem isn't restricted to Tacomas either. To my amazement, my 1998 Toyota Hilux Xtracab pickup broke a leaf last year for no apparent reason other than poor manufacture. > My 98' v6 4wd had a leaf break as well... > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >>gasket problem and they are doing absolutely nothing for those of us > >>who bought these defective trucks. sounds like ya should be a man and buy a real man's truck > Was wondering who would like to join me in a class action suit against > Toyota for the dangerously defective leaf springs BREAKING on just > about every 95-97 tacoma truck. This is worse than the 3.0 liter head > gasket problem and they are doing absolutely nothing for those of us > who bought these defective trucks. Our trucks will last longer than your trucks! AND have a higher resale value! Bet you cant sell your 10 year old SHEBY for what we can ! You measure your miles in the 10's we measure ours in the 100's! 4 Toyotas 90 4X4 p/u 264,000 sold for 9,500.00 87 1 ton 287,000 sold for 5,300.00 91 4X4 164,000 sold for 9,200.00 90 4 runner is our current one, Searcher1 my 16 year old shebby with 190,000 miles and still has all the original gaskets is worth more than any 1990 toy pu. no sludge in my shebby, ansd i can tow a HOUSE, the toy pu, maybe tow a lawnmower > Our trucks will last longer than your trucks! AND have a higher resale > value! Bet you cant sell your 10 year old SHEBY for what we can ! You [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Searcher1 > my 16 year old shebby with 190,000 miles and still has all the original > gaskets is worth more than any 1990 toy pu. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> >>Searcher1 My 88 Toyota pickup has about 180,000 miles on it. Had to have the head gasket done twice, but other than that, a fuel pump and a brake master cylinder, it's done alright! It still gets me to work and around just fine. Since I don't tow houses, I didn't need a full size pickup. If I had a full size pickup, the gas mileage (or lack thereof) would probably kill me @ $2.77.9/gallon here in North San Diego County.  SignatureTom - Vista, CA And there is also a blue moon every so often too. > my 16 year old shebby with 190,000 miles and still has all the original > gaskets is worth more than any 1990 toy pu. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> >> Searcher1 How many of the body panels have NOT fallen off your vehicle so far, from rust? > my 16 year old shebby with 190,000 miles and still has all the original > gaskets is worth more than any 1990 toy pu. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> >> Searcher1 > sounds like ya should be a man and buy a real man's truck what do you mean? a Tundra? or the new Tacoma? or are you a troll My brother-in-law's Dodge Ram - 60,000 miles-dashboard split and falling off-transmission gone-steering box gone-10 mpg-a man's truck > sounds like ya should be a man and buy a real man's truck > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> gasket problem and they are doing absolutely nothing for those of us >> who bought these defective trucks. "I'm Right" <ImRight@urWrong.net> sez: > sounds like ya should be a man and buy a real man's truck I can only surmise from this statement that "real men" enjoy proving themselves by pushing their GM/Ford/Dodge trucks to their destination after the manly truck transmission has eaten its young ... Good manliness to ya, VLJ -- > sounds like ya should be a man and buy a real man's truck Not sure what you mean by this statement. I am a little surprised to see someone who sells aftermarket products for Toyota's and uses this NG to advertise his web site whenever possible say this without making it perfectly clear he's joking. davidj92 |
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