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I talked to the toyota guys at a show here and first of all they have to make a 1 ton truck. Next they will possibly try it in the 3/4, and then they have to come out with a 1 ton dually. If it ever happens it would be about 4 years, and like said above it is a concept and will not look like that. And yeah those numbers seem pretty low. Lower than current diesels on the market. And if it's gonna be a few years before it comes out, the fords and dodges and chevy will have even more power so they will have to do something to compete.
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