Whatever became of this?
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Originally Posted by mcrews
This is a 'class action' type of problem.
If the dealer fixes it on his own, he has admitted that Toyota is playing games or at least making a BIG error.
He wont step out on that over a plea from a salesman.
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Exactly right.
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Originally Posted by tjts1
much ado about nothing
Your window sticker says says 18 city, 20 highway. You are averaging 23mpg. You have nothing to complain about. There is no such thing as a 4x4 Tacoma with 3.31 gears. Never has been, never will be. You could have easily checked this on the toyota web site. Your truck is equipped with 4.1 gears because you have much taller tires than the RWD Tacoma.
Toyota didn't screw you.
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I agree that Toyota didn't screw the OP, but he does have a legit legal argument. In law, a transaction is only binding if both the buyer and seller come to an understanding of the terms of the sale. The OP understood that the truck had a different axle ratio and was mislead by a sticker and a representative of Toyota. By law, there was no agreement, and things should reset back to the way they were (dealer with the car, and buyer with the money).