CR subscribers apparently aren’t dumb enough to buy them. That or they don’t have good wifi in the Land Rover service department.

Which is why you get no cupholder

I parked my truck (x-tra cab with 6’ bed) beside a current-gen Tacoma (quad cab with 5’ bed) and mine was still longer. So length-wise, at least, the Tacoma isn’t any bigger.

Wait until you learn where gas cars put their fuel tank.

My truck is still on the original factory rear brake shoes; I know because I also have the replacement set (with receipt) my father purchased in 1996 but never installed because the original ones are hardly worn. The proportioning valve essentially prevents the rear brakes from ever actuating unless the bed is loaded or you slam on the brakes real hard; the shoes still have lots of life left.

What if it is the software in the (for example) new Chevy Colorado that controls your headlights (they are only controlled through the center screen)?

And to be clear, the two issues were:

1. a design flaw in the accelerator pedal that allowed it to become entrapped by floor mats
2. pedals manufactured by CTS that could “stick.” Toyota failed to notify NHTSA of this sticking defect for 4 months, which is what led to fines and the settlement.