Texas Regional Forum

[VShortt]

I have a question. Is there a reason that Texas is the only state with a forum dedicated entirely to it itself. No other state has their own forum. Is it simply due to its size or is it really considered a region all its own? I must sound pretty silly right now but I really don't know the answer to my question.

[Squid]

The rest of us don't like playing with you guys.Your well,to Texany.

What with your hookem, and thar there steers and real chili don't have beans.

[mick3643]

Not many other states take a full day to drive across.

[keiffers]

Like the tourism department says

"Texas, it's like a whole other country"



(actually was a country prior to statehood)

[Titan_TX]

Originally Posted by VShortt

I have a question. Is there a reason that Texas is the only state with a forum dedicated entirely to it itself. No other state has their own forum. Is it simply due to its size or is it really considered a region all its own? I must sound pretty silly right now but I really don't know the answer to my question.

Well a few things. On most message boards Texas usually has its own. Mainly because its so big. The other reason Texas is the Truck state.

[yucaton_tom]

Could it be time to change that classic CW song - "T" for Texas, "T" for Tennessee ....."T" for Titan? It's always been hard to be humble being from the great State of Texas!!!!!

[gedunk]

Ahh....The good ol' Republic!

[HavockWK]

Sorry guys, but Florida somehow managed to get their own forum too. Not sure how that happened because they don't have enough state to make up their own region!

[txstrooper1]

Ever wonder why Nissan is coming up with the TEXAS Edition Titan. To be sold not just in Texas! Texas is definitely the truck state.

[HavockWK]

Originally Posted by txstrooper1

Ever wonder why Nissan is coming up with the TEXAS Edition Titan. To be sold not just in Texas! Texas is definitely the truck state.

Amen!

I wonder if I can get a Texas Titan Retrofit package.... Acutally I guess I just want the badging since it is pretty much standard stuff except for the chrome wheels.

[keiffers]

Prolly the only reason they did a Texas edition is cause Chevy and Toyota have done Texas editions previously....plus the fact that the newer Tundra's will be built in San Antonio soon. Not a bad marketing idea, but since Chevy and Toyota have already done it, kinda late in my opinion

[AustinAggie]

There are enough truck owners to warrant it. The market for trucks/SUVs in Texas is HUGE (anyone have stats to back me up? I know I've seen them before)... that's why GM has a plant in Ft. Worth, Toyota is building the Tundra in SA, every manufacturer has a Texas Edition truck, the commercials for trucks here are texas-specific, etc.

I can't explain florida though.. Maybe the cadillac forumn justifies it with all those old folks