�I heard...� - from who?????? Inquiring minds want to know. Scrap that source for sure!! Just saw it twice in last 5 minutes.

I get that people love their brand of truck and I get that Toyota probably has fewer issues. The problem I have is that if I wanted to get 1%? fewer issues, I'd have to drive a Toyota. Not worth it to me.

Saw it last night!

It was a rediculous claim and poor decision made by someone in their marketing department, but I still like my Chevys.

Nice collection there JP!

The bottom one is a 1998 Z71.

Look at all that nasty chrome. I have black ones on mine for Fords and Chevy's

I wish I had those. Mine didn't come with them. You had to go up to a lariet to get them.

I wish one was an open hook like I had on my Tacomas.

I like the Gieco "Tiny House" commercial.

Toyota and Chevy are in a strong race for least innovative in the truck industry. Ford and Ram are running circles around them.

As for "you get what you pay for", I don't believe that for a second. The guy who bought my dad's 2013 Tundra new took a bath on it. Bought it new for $40k OTD and traded it in 2 years later for $24k. $700 a month depreciation is nothing to sneeze at.

My wife drives a Highlander and I've driven Chevy's since I started driving until the Ram I have now. Neither Chevy or Toyota have ever left me stranded. I think they both make good vehicles. But both need a lot of work to keep up with the power and gas mileage that Ram and Ford are putting out now. The Ram 8-speed and Ford 10-speed have changed the game for people who drive a truck as a commuter vehicle 90% of the time and use it as a truck the other 10%.

Not everyone wants newfangled trucks. The reason Toyota and Chevy are leading in reliability is they have stuck with what has got them there. Give me a V8 that gets good mileage any day over tiny turboed 4 and 6 cylinder engines.

I never understood the innovative argument. We are talking about keeping a truck long term. Once you buy it and it begins to age, their is zero innovation. Who cares what happens to new models after you buy it. Any and all innovation is sacrificed in order to keep something long term.

Just like every brand it depends on what you get. I got my Yota for 30k it�s 4 years old has 80k on and I am always getting offers for for over $25k for it. Then again it wasn�t built in San Antonio or by Toyota for that matter.