HenryMac
Well-Known Member
Other features... Durability. We spent a decade on Maui starting in the mid 90's. You know, just look around at all the old Toyota pickups (and cars) there in Hawaii... that are just beat to shit... that are still going strong.The answer is because Hawaii is Toyota mecca, the four top selling vehicles in Hawaii are:
Compounded by the fact that the Ranger was missing from the market for 8 years.
- Toyota Tacoma
- Toyota 4 Runner
- ToyotA RAV 4
- Toyota Corolla
Locals are "conditioned" to assume that any new vehicle bought here would be a Toyota.
IMO, the only salient feature the Taco has going for it is resale value, all others (if any) truly evade me.
We ended up selling our place and leaving Maui because there were so many people there it was nearly impossible to drive anywhere.... I'll bet it's gridlock now, isn't it?
We still miss it... but I bet visiting there now would just be heartbreaking in retrospect.
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