u/kliface

I'm looking to join the Taco Club for the first time, and I'm now in a position to make it happen. Not in a rush, but while selling a car to Toyota, I decided to test drive a couple Tacos. I tested a Sport and an Off-Road. Originally, I was leaning more towards a TRD Sport because I'm sure a huge majority of my usage would be city streets (and I kind of like the look of the useless hood scoop). I couldn't tell toooo much of a difference in the rides between both trims. They were both fun to drive. (I did decide on the premium package. I love those options).

Anyway, what stuck with me was what the sales guy said when showing me all the 4x4 options on the Off-Road: "even if you don't do a lot of off-roading, having all the extra bells and whistles on the Off-Road trim are worth it if the costs are similar to a Sport trim". At face value, that makes sense, but what do you guys think?

Trust newbie living in California. My parents set up a revocable trust. I lost my mother last October, and my father then became trustee. I then lost my father a couple weeks ago, and since I’m their only child, I became trustee. Well, pardon my inexperience, but now what? The trust mainly had their house and vehicle in it. Do I need to contact an estate attorney to assist? Or do I just go through the steps to transfer the house and vehicle title to my name? Totally lost and would appreciate a little guidance. Thank you.

What other sunset cruise tour companies would you recommend? We haven’t even booked yet, but we were leaning towards booking Trilogy... however, they are leaving a bad taste in my mouth after they offered us a discount on a tour and then went back on their word, blaming an "automated response" (which it wasn't). Unfortunate, but now this has me looking elsewhere. What other tour companies are recommended? Thanks!

Hey all, I'll be visiting Maui in a few weeks. We are staying in Ka'anapali on a Monday thru Thursday. A lot of people post asking about fine dining and such, but what about the hole in the walls... the great local mom & pop family restaurants that deserve some attention from visitors? I'd love to know about those types of places. What's good?

I'm a craft beer lover from CA who will be visiting Maui with my craft beer loving girlfriend in July. What's the scoop on good breweries and/or taprooms? I know of Maui Brewing Company, of course, and they’re not special (I can get it in CA), and I've searched Reddit for info, but it looks like some breweries are RIP and others may have merged or something. Is MBC and Lahaina Brewing all there is? Mahalo!

(side note about MBC - I visited them in Waikiki and said if I never am able to come back again, what brews do you recommend? Like your best or unique brews... and the bartender proceeded to tell me about 3 beers that I can regularly get in CA. Lame)