Our recent attempt to tow with the 2015 Ram ProMaster City taught us that you have to take the good with the bad. While we enjoyed our MPG stint and our motorcycle transport stint with the 2015 Ram ProMaster City, our towing adventure never happened. For some reason, we could not get the trailer lights on our Jeep trailer to work with the 2015 Ram Promaster City’s plug. It came with a factory towing package, so we could not trace the error to our witless, bumbling installation skills.
No lights, no go.
Fortunately, we did get a slick little Viewer Guest Review (VGR) of a 2003 Toyota Tundra in the same video! Eric Tompkins from Nevada, USA – does a fine job illustrating and detailing important information about his sweet 2003 Toyota Tundra. It’s a sterling effort for his first review.
Look, I know some of you are critical about promoting something as old as the 2003 Toyota Tundra. Whether you like it or not – it’s a great truck. When it came out, the Toyota Tundra slotted in a category that fell between mid-sized and full-sized trucks. It fit in nearly any garage, yet it had good capability and tremendous reliability. It was an excellent rig for people who wanted more Taco and less F-150.
In some ways, many wish Toyota would have left it alone to inhabit this category alone.
Check out this two feature video!
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