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Message: [QUOTE="87Xfer, post: 5133557, member: 10566"] Except for the fact that they recalled 100,000 of them due to engine failures. I know they claimed to have addressed the problem, but there are VIN-verified engine failures for vehicles after the recall date range. We had a 2017 Tundra and it was a great truck, but I decided to stay away from the current gen. Ended up with a Silverado Trail Boss with the 6.2l and 10-speed trans. It's a great truck. But many of the GM engines have had lifter failure. Supposedly dealers received info from GM with VINs of any trucks they sold that were at risk and mine's not one of them. But I don't know how much faith I put in that. I won't keep it past the warranty expiration. It seems like every brand full-size has problems these days, but if I were buying new, I'd probably go Ford SuperDuty with the Godzilla engine or F-150 with the EcoBoost. [/QUOTE]