Probably my only complaint of our Tundra, crappy bumpers, but when it comes to hauling heavy loads, it's right up there with the 89 F-250 we used to own, 2,380 pounds of garden soil and the rubber bump stops still had over an inch before they touched.
Brakes
The buildings used to make chips are built on shock absorbers (as of circa 1990).It is simply "the chickens have come home to roost" from us shipping all of that manufacturing overseas in the late 90's because it was soooo much cheaper.
They are still working on building the machines that will make chips here again... let alone, opening plants, hiring workers, and actually starting to make chips.
Only real complaint I've had was my previous 08 Tundra. I got rear ended by a jeep while sitting at a red light. They left no skid marks so I assume was running 40+mph. It jacked my truck up in the middle of the frame, buckled the bed. I bet the frame lifted over a foot. What a mess, but I drove it home. Found one just like it, down to the color and bed length (8'), on line, drove to NC to pick it up. They've been great towing the 5th wheel and the big trailer with the tractor on it. Plenty of power, plenty of torque
Oh great, now even the illegals won't want to work!
Alright then, zombies, they need to rise up and get to work!Sorry, they will need chips to work
We're still waiting for the 'evil experimental mRNA gene-modifying vax' to start creating them
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..And, to the Invariable quip that 'See?! That's not very many people!!', well.. a) That's just One site, and is just gettin goin, and b) ..It's Early Yet.. 
I thought I saw a mob of zombies today but it was a bunch of weirdos trying to pass a bill!We're still waiting for the 'evil experimental mRNA gene-modifying vax' to start creating them
Any day now....
I'm partial to having a transmission too.
