The Real Reasons You SHOULDNâT Buy a Toyota Tacoma
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Any vehicle will last a long time if you take care of it. My 2007 Suzuki Grand Vitara Xsport was going strong with 230k miles on it before I traded it in for something else.
2020 OR - 24 mpg on highway going 65 mph to work each day. Put a Spring Booster in around 2000 miles and never looked back. The throttle is soooo much more responsive and you can adjust it to whatever you prefer. I have mine set on #5 Sport. No more throttle lagâŠthe motor and trans is geared like a âdogâ for regular on-road driving and the Sprint Booster made the truck a true dream to drive.
Thatâs lame. Having to put mods in your new truck to make it drive somewhat normal
@@pagodad8079 AgreeâŠToyota factory tune is supposed to be to meet âbetter gas mileage standardsâ, unfortunately it affected other areas. The transmission and engine are proven, but itâs the ECU tune in the computer. This can be corrected via 3rd party tune, but I agreeâŠit should be set better from the factory. FYI: the Sprint Booster was $249 and installed it in about 15 minutes myself.
The tune is crap. Shifting is sluggish. Does the sprint booster void warranty? I would oppose getting it tuned. Any recommendations?
@@Ridezallday1679 I canât answer the warranty question, you might have to do research on that, I can only speak for how the Sprint Booster works for my truck. Iâm not into getting a custom tune because that does void the warranty from what I read, and if you donât like that particular tune, you will probably have to pay for another tune to get it where you want.
@@larryzapotocky1363 on 3 4 and 5th gear it needs to rev itself up alittle higher to shift properly. On cruise, going up a small incline it will just keep shifting from 4 to 5 and it will just keep going back and forth. Its frustrating.
All valid points. I actually hate using the cruise control due to the high revving. Get better gas mpg by just driving without cruise control on long trips
1) I have no friends - back seat is perfect
2) you can't pull a 10,000 lb trailer-got it.
3) I didn't but a truck for mpg
4 I'm 6'4 and a large man. I fit, you will also- pro tip, if you are tall, you don't want a sunroof
5) the guy who selected the transmission, programmed the transmission, and selected the axle ratios, should be squarely kicked in the nuts.
Haha true
Had a 2000 Tacoma TRD Off-Road access cab with a five speed manual for 21 years. I'm 6 foot 1 inch and 215 lbs and fit perfectly in the old model. I went to get a new 2021 Tacoma TRD Pro and literlaly hit my head on the A-pillar because they lowered the roof on that truck. I was really surprised by how small the truck felt even though it was clearly bigger. I loved the six speed manual but wasn't impressed with the truck. I enjoyed the 2000 I had much better.
So, the seller recommend I try a TRD Pro Tundra. Literally as I got into that truck and felt it's size and started it up and felt and heard the sound of that 5.7L V8....I knew my days as a Tacoma owner were over, and my days in this dual exhaust Tundra were just beginning.
Best part is the power and the size and the Fox Shox make it the most comfortable truck I've ever owned. Great video! Time to upgrade my friend.
I love mine but agree with the shifting on cruise. My 2nd Gen I used to have never had that problem. I wished they would have kept that engine and gearing
I have a 2022 SR, none of the trills. I love the truck. V6, auto double cab. I came from a Toyota Camry Hybrid. My driving habits are probably a lot different than most. At worst I am getting 24+ a gallon and at best 33. To be honest you might not want to ride with me. I get over 500 miles to a tank. I cringe when I here some of the videos from how hard people accelerate. I can see how it would go down fast with all the extra weight and driving habits. I really like the acceleration. I am an older man and have always love Toyota small trucks. I am not disappointed in this one.
I average around 22 mpg on my '17 OR, so it's not too bad for me. Also, I'm short lol so the smaller cabin isn't a problem for me either. I still don't like how my knees are too close to the steering wheel no matter how I have my seat, but it wasn't hard to get used to. Overall, I love my Tacoma!
Same, 21.8 mpg. I only have a 22 minute drive into work. Maybe this guy floors it constantly.
@@Slking507 lol either that, or drives in a lot of stop & go traffic. I'm about 30 mins away from work and hit almost no traffic on my way in
I have a 2022 4x4 access cab SR5 4 cylinder Tacoma and I average 22-25mpg. Some trips Iâll literally get 28mpgs. I donât have any lifts, tire mods, any added weight etc. If I do mods itâll all be esthetic and nothing detrimental thatâll require a retune, gear, lifts, and so on. Trust me I love an overland build as much as the next guy⊠but I have to be practical. Nice Tacoma! đ€đŒ
Whaaaat thatâs awesome
@@TheUnrestricted Thought about doing some vids on it.. maybe some day!!
I have a 2022 sr5 RWD and I also average about 21-22 with the 3.5..
Your 2.7l will last 350,000 though these v6 s will not
@@DFPFTW I just wish they still had the 2.7 4x4 with the "standard " tranny option !! Kind of odd to me , that the Taco engine that would be the best for the 5 Spd . They do not offer ?!?
That is so true about the cruise control, suddenly revving too high on highways when there is a hill or something, wastes gas and engine.
Yeah true
A few counters to what he was saying. 1 if you drive sensible your going to get better MPG from the 6 if you want to get 20 or better then ditch the 4wd and get the 2wd like I did. Next the rear seats are perfectly adequate if your just hauling a pair of friends adjusting the fronts will fix the leg room issue. As to towing and hauling ITS NOT A FULL SIZE TRUCK therefore your performance will not match said full sized truck. Chances are if you bought a Tacoma you didnât need a full size truck anyway. The cabin height is just fine in fact I canât stand the step packages they offer ( which is why mine was purchased without it) and I fit in it just fine despite my thighs being the diameter of small trees. The drivers seat is fully adjustable so you can find a good fit. Finally took mine on a 3 hour road trip and was perfectly comfortable. The truck is perfectly fine for its intended job
The 3rd gen tacoma transmission and 3.5 litre engine is built for long term use. The gear shifting in cruise you're complaining about goes away and will not revv on climbs after it's broken in. Around 45k miles, i stopped noticing my 18 TRDOR stopped doing it and would stay in the same gear on climbs.
Oh wow didn't know that. Mines was a lease for 2 years. I didnt put that much mileage on mine
Mine has done it itâs entire life. 275k milesâŠ. itâs broke in.
The ONLY truck that i know of with a manual transmission? Love my Tacoma for that reason!! Power? I Magnuson Supercharged my V-6, stupid power 3-rd gear up!! Its a truck not a race car!!!
Im 6'4" and I have no comfort issues driving my '22 Tacoma. I drive mostly on the highway to commute and I get over 20 mpg consistently. The downshifting that occurs in CC is only if youre driving uphill in my experience. I have a TRD Sport so I will say that with the hood scoop my visibility isnt great and im sure if i were shorter than it might be a problem. Other than that I really dont have many complaints about the truck at all.
Iâm 6â5â and have zero issues with comfort. I have a â22 sr5 and love it.
Glad I found some other tall guys. Iâm interested in a Tacoma and Iâm 6â4. That was my first concern, if it would be comfortable enough while driving a daily commute.
Maybe more concerns on the 2nd generations possibly
@@Jacob1997__ I daily mine 20 minutes to and 20 minutes from work every day. Also took it on a 10 hour one way road trip once and I was fine. Plenty of legroom for the driver, not so much for the passengers in the back seats though.
How much you pay for yours
I ordered a double cab Lb.
Itâs only the wife, the dog, and me. (Currently have an SC f-150)
Itâs one of two midsize trucks that have a larger bed option, the frontier didnât seem to be as good long term.
Like my first Toyota, a 1991 Camry. I hated that car from day one and the damn thing just wouldn't die. At 23 years 262,000 miles, I finally sold it. with my 17 Tacoma, I average 21 mpg summer and 18 under freezing. It's a good thing my Taco meets my needs because its going to outlive me.
Wow yes
I have 9300 miles on my 22 OR, averaging about 21.3 mpg here in tn. And yes it is a 4wd. It's probably driving habits. The new ones transmissions learn how you drive so that will affect your mpg.
Really ya I see
If your getting poor gas mileage try doing 65 on the fwy and not revving it in city, Toyota (nor ANY manufactures) MPG ratings isnât based on racing around. All vehicles get poor gas mileage if your racing around. I easily get a combined 21 mpg. Imo thatâs great. Just donât worry about the dummies tailgating you non stop lol
Recently moved from LA to Virginia. got 29-32mpg going through Arizona and New Mexico going 75-80. When I hit the east coast it went down to 25-27 because of the mountains. Itâs all about how you drive it
@@TheBBQ5 are you talking about a v6 engine or 4 cylinder? I have never heard of a v6 Tacoma get 29-32 mpg. please tell me the secret i need to know so i can save some gas. i have a 2018 TRD Off Road 4x4 and i only get 18-19 mpg.
Yeah, if you don't race to get get up to speed and only use the gas pedal to just maintain the speed limit, you're MPG will be better.
2021 off road I get 17 mpg during the last 12,000 miles. Thatâs rural highways some interstate and town. I keep track of every tank However Iâm going to stop since I know what it gets now. 17mpg average over 12,000.
Shit fucking advise. Just accusing of bad driving techniques isnt doing anything for my mpg.
Tacoma is an amazing truck if your single or couple with 0 kids! đ
Im curious, why is bad with kid? đ€
@@plbraveheart not enough room Iâm 6â1â & had my seat all the way back. I had to put car seat in back of wifey seat đŹ
@@joseperezpaz9986 ohhhhh, right! This is one of the few times Im thankful for being 5'4 :')
@@plbraveheart nice!
They can get their own Tacoma!
I have a '21 trd sport with a 3" lift and 33x12.5 mt tires and my mileage is horrible.. I'm getting like 14-15 mpg and I have to fill up all the time! Still tho I love the aggressive look of the Tacoma especially with wide wheels and tires so I haven't considered trading it.
Mine is the same
I have a 1500 ram bighorn. What's thinking to trade it for a Tacoma? But now I have in doubts, cause Mike Ram. Fool a lot of gas
I have a 2016 TRD Sport. There are actually vents under the seats that blow some cold air. I have my AC on that setting at all times
Ah I see on
New 2022 TRD Sport with 6 foot bed & V6. Averaged 25 MPG on recent six hour road trip. Helping out was the that lower front air spoiler, soft tonneau cover and 36 PSI tire pressure. Also just me and some gear so not much weight. Of course, the Mods are calling to me so Iâm sure this wonât last!
Wow awesome
Get the Nitro gears for your final drive. It'll help.
My gas mileage is great if I'm doing 40-55 mph but terrible on the highway at 70--same on my 05, 21, and now 22. To be honest, the only thing that seems to be an improvement from the 05 to the 21 and 22 is the technology/infotainment. I had the 05 13 years and had 224k when I traded it. Still was running strong.
I have an 03 SR5 8cyl 4Runner and a 2020 4Runner and I agree 100%. 2 less cylinders in the 2020 and what feels like less towing power but almost identical gas mileage. The lesson I took away is that you don't buy Toyota for the gas mileage or the latest tech... at least that's what I tell myself
so you like the 2006 ?? is that first generation ?
i am thinking about buyinga 5 speed manual
@@christophercolumbus8944 yeah those trucks r bulletproof both the 4.7 and 4.0s
Hey I have an 08 with 250k miles and Iâve been considering getting a newer one. I researched the 2019 is the most reliable and has the best ratings for the newer years. Would you recommend any of the new ones or a different brand of truck
@@joshharris7902 I would have 250k on my 05 if I had kept it. I wish I had just upgraded the stuff I wanted but if I did that and ended up trading it would be a waste of money.
If I knew them what I know now, I would have kept it and made upgrades. The frame was only 6 years old.
I just bought a 2016 sr5 after a couple years of driving a government issue 4x4 Tahoe. My Tahoe averaged about 9 miles per gallon, was absolutely huge and very intimidating on the road. My Tacoma reminds me of my 2005 Toyota Highlander in some of its mannerisms. Also very very small inside and it is just my girl, myself, my son and dog and we are often putting stuff under our legs on day trips.
ah yeah true
250000 on my 2010 4.0 v6 double cab still no problem đ
I was gonna buy a v4 2nd and save myself 7 to 8 k, when I saw this video of yours and a few other videos related to this topic on yet , went ahead and bought a sr5 v6 4wd, and love it. Thx 2 u and other y- tubers for the advise!
Good choice
A v4 ?
First off itâs Toyota, not Tea-yota. All the reasons you claim are reasons to not buy this truck are the exact reasons I did. You should have just said, if youâre over six feet tall, this might not be the truck for you. I drove mine off the lot in Seattle and drove it to Skagway, Ak without any of the issues you mentioned. Cruise control worked perfectly. It slowed down and sped up on its own as it was designed to do without incident.
nice
I like my 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport a lot. I just completed the mods that I was planning on having for the truck and itâs an awesome truck.
Yes I agree
@@TheUnrestricted I have a 3 inch lift, 17 inch TRD Pro black alloy wheels wrapped in 285/70R17 BFGOODRICH KO2 All terrain tires with white lettering on the outside, Morimoto XB headlights white DRL, and Rigid 360 Amber fog lights. For the lift I have fox 2.5 in the front, and the rear has Fox 2.0 shocks and an Ikon vehicle dynamics add-a-leaf system.
You probably have seen it on the road at times.
How come youâve had so many Tacomas in such a short time period?
I went from a 2007 sport right into a 2018 pro brandy new no miles on it. I still have it and wonât ever buy another truck outside a tacoma trd pro. I have loved it since day one and actually watched it for a while before it was even released. Never happier.
I'm 5'8, and my 2011 extended cab fits pretty good. I wish the 2.7 had more steam, especially with the 4sp auto.
2011 should be a 5 speed automatic
@@matthewcaughey8898 maybe in the v6 truck, but my 2.7 four banger has a 4 speed.
I have a 2020 taco pro manual and its an amazing mid size truck very fun. I get 22 city and 25 on highway. it tows just fine for a 1 axel trailers , therefore I have 2500 duramax for towing big toys.
True
Yea thats crazy i average 20-23 combined. And i had a 2017 and currently a 2022
@@bajaoverland9286 It might the type of gas that makes a difference. 91 gives me a little millage n 87 21.5 to 23 mpg
@@nastyrabbit4915 u lost me? U get better with 87 or 91? And well I usually stick to 87 and only put gas at cosco and chevron because when ever i put anything like arco my truck runs funny or atleast a little different. But yea on my 2017 tacoma i got about 18-20ish and then around 12-15 when it had a lift kit and 33âs. But now with my 2022 i average about 20 in the city and about 25 on the freeway but i do drive slower then i use to since my gas use to be paid for đđ
@@bajaoverland9286 same here, I drive like I'm on vacation. I keep everything stock no lift or bigger tires. It drives smooth just how I like it.
I noticed the size after buying it. I think I won't have issues with my parents when they come to visit and we go on a road trip, they are both short.đ
haha youll be fine
Reality is on the short leg room space in the back can gain more room for the passengers in the back by the driver seat & front passenger seat sliding them up three or more notchesses which will make much more room for back passengers & not bad for the driver or front passenger by doing so they yet have enough room as well, I had also boosted driver seat & front passenger seat up two inches more that makes it comfortable for me as well even giving more room to back passengers on top of sliding front seats forward it works out well for everyone..
Ah I see
Still waiting for Tacoma TRD Off Road 4x4 Barcelona Red. Ordered in April 2022. Might be getting it in August 1, 2022. Wonât hold my breath.
Iâm 6â2 and fit in my Tacoma just fine. Definitely considering buying another one as a toy for overlanding. Preferably a TRD access cab
Appreciate the heads up đđŒđȘđŒ
I'm I the only one... but my 2019 Tacoma has a loud squeaky front end noise coming from the left side of my truck. I took it to the dealership when it was under warranty they didnt do anything about the noise. It's still occurring everyday!! Please help!!!
The sit is leaning back đ
I noticed that too lol and you have to make the shortest person sit shotgun and tallest ones on the back. My wife is short 5â4â, Iâm 6ft, our oldest is 6ft, and middle daughter is short and youngest son is 11 years old and fits perfectly in the middle. Works fine for us! My oldest complained that he couldnât lean back on the backseat and I told him you could always sit on the bed if you want to lol
I really thought the taco was the right truck for me but being 6'1 I was having the same problem with my knees almost hitting the steering wheel and the bottom seat cushion being too short. Currently looking for a Tundra
yeah tundra is the way to go
A lot of the transmission and engine complaints everyone has can be remedied by buying the manual. It's the perfect pairing for this truck
Doesnt come with sound system upgrade
@@nosvibes9786 you also can't get a double cab long bed in manual either. Stuck with the short bed if you want a bigger cab
Those manual are rare. Hard to find them.
I have a stick shift and I donât really like it might trade it for a auto 4 runner
@@nosvibes9786 I have JBL speaker upgrade on my '17
Iâm thinking about getting it without the back seats.
This is the same problem for I regret having bought my tacoma TRD sport. I like the consumption of gas and how it looks but the interior space is very small. For a family of 5 it is very small.for trips far away is very uncomfortable đą
yeah it gets tight
I'm 5'10"/185 lbs. If the front seats are in a normal upright comfotable position, the back seat is very comfortable for most people in a 2023 Taco Sport/with moonroof. The same big people have trouble everywhere...I was an old diesel boat sailor back in the 70's and felt sorry for all the big guys on board...they struggled daily just moving around. Frank Lloyd Wright stated that anything designed for a person over 5'10 was wasted space and refused to ever consider it. As a lifelong sea-kayaker, I alwas felt sorry for the big guys forced to buy floating plastic bathtubs to go to sea in. Being smaller has added immeasureably to my life's enjoyment in many ways, except for being a running back in high school when 250 lb defensive linemen started to become a thing...ugh...ouch!
People are complaining about bad MPG...my advice..don't buy a 40k Truck, if you can't afford to fill the tank for $100. I LOVE my 2020 Taco.
hmm i see what if the truck is 39k
Person I would even buy one of them I don't like the way they look but I loved I don't like I don't love any vehicle at all but I do like the p not all not all of them I do like the 2002 or got to be a regular cab 2 wheel drive do that I don't like about it is the 2.4 motor that come with it should come with the 2.7 like the prerunner the PreRunner stick shift 2003 is hard to find very hard to find with the regular cab so that's why I got the regular 5-speed 2,700 lb Tacoma lightweight yeah I don't want to do anything it'll put anything in the bed it's just a good driving vehicle that's why this s*** just blows people beat them up and use and abuse the 2-wheel drive regular cabs. Across 11 Grand brand-new okay I just bought one 5,500 bucks 150 on it it's not beat up at all with never use the truck better than anything on the road today so I was on concern so and don't get good gas miles it gets less than that s*** it only gets like 15 around town maybe 23 on the highway but you got something that will last and Outlast any f****** garbage you can think of you in the new to call Ms. Last
I was surprised the mileage was about 18 mpg...that is pretty low for a mid-sized pickup. For tall people, Toyota Tacoma front leg room is worst in class....
YOOOO CONGRATS ON 10K đ„łđ„đ
Thanks G
Buying one next week đ
Larger medium ones? Incredible information. Took me two seconds to look up 3500-6800 lb tow capacity depending on the options you choose.
Great now you know
Going from 12 mpg to 20 is a huge difference for me
that cruise control isnât my favorite, it slows you down when someone gets in front of you which is fine because you donât want to hit them but once that person leaves, it floors your truck to return to you speed.
really annoying
True
Press and hold the button to turn off the radar cruise control and it will not do it anymore.
@@arthurwilkerson5968
which button?
the set button for the cruise control?
@@dancross3340 YES !! Just push the button that you use to turn OFF & ON the cruise . Keep puching it in until the SCREEN shows up saying you are not in that DCC . Then it works like any " common " cruise , and will NOT slow you down when you approach a vehicle ahead . Again , when you set the cruise . Keep holding in the off / on button until the screen changes . You DO have to do it each time though .
@@indycharlie
thank you !!!
Gas mileage: I get 17mpg in the winter, with using the remote starter on a regular basis. I have a Bed Rug, bed mat, and a cap on the bed. So I've added some weight to it. I get 19-22mpg in the spring, summer, fall.
There isn't a lot of leg room in the back, but if everyone is 5'8" or under, it is very comfortable.
true thanks for the imput
it's a good truck, great engine; but one of the most over rated vehicles ever
Just bought one and love it!
Nice
I always wondered what a 6ft guy like myself would experience in a Tacoma, thanks đ
Quick note, any truck that makes better gas mileage than the Tacoma is inevitably going to have to be smaller and/or less powerful, so it's really a matter of deciding which is more important to you.
true
Honestly, is the gas milege really that bad on a tacoma? I've been seeing a lot of mix reviews.
How are you only averaging 18mpg? I average 21.8 mpg with mine, same motor (3.5 v6).
Most be region.
I six foot 250 pounds and I do not feel squished at all in the front 2 seats, definitely tight in the back seat.
How does that one not have USB ports in the back seat? My 2018 SR double cab has them.
Iâm used to a F350 superduty long bed and it feels nice went to test drive and fell in love
Ah I see
I get very annoyed that the engine revs too much on the highway with medium hills. This happened with both my 21 and now my 22 although it was more on the 21.
Yeah true
I did the regear and it still did that gear search
Get the 2015 or older. They are better than new garbage 3.5L. The old 4.0L is perfect.
Damn !! I have a 22 , I can't imagine the 21 being worse ? Wow ! That must have sucked big .
Yeah it only does that when the cruise control is trying to get back up to the speed you added
Some of you never rode in the back seat of an extended cab 90âs truck and it shows
haha true but i did
I tested the Taco and it just didnât feel right, so I got a 22 Frontier and get 20 & 26 mpg.
Ahhh I see wow
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That Frontier is no joke. I had a '10 LE crew, long bed that I worked out of for a few years. The new redesign is a huge improvement. Maybe a big turning radius, but much more comfortable seating than a Taco. I've heard great reviews for that engine/trans combo.
As a 6'1" man myself, I fully agree with your opinion on visibility while sitting in the driver seat. Even coming from a mustang GT, It felt like the windshield was super short(height). Still love my taco though lol.
Iâve owned 3 Tacomas. First one was practice how to drive my dadâs 1996 Tacoma prior to getting a driverâs license. 2nd one was a 2012 Tacoma 4x2 crew cab, drove that one for 6 years. 3rd one was a 2016 Tacoma 4x4 TRD sport and owned it for another 4 years until I wrecked the right end corner of the tailbed. I was so disappointed and traumatized that I bought a used 2012 Chevy Colorado LT 4x4 5 inline engine which still is today my daily commuter truck. I love it so much would not really trade or sell it for something else. I think it just made me tired of the Tacoma overall.
im just the opposite im 21 just last year hot my first truck it was an 08 chevy colorado 4x4 LT 3.7L inline 5 vortec and it was rusted i knew it was a pos but didnt know how bad but been hearing a cranking noise lately and found out it was a cv axle so last week i went to shop and put it on the lift and the frame snapped. but overall truck was great but now lookin back wish i woulda gotten a tacoma but still i miss the shit out of it and its only been a week lol. lookin for a 17 trd offroad tacoma or something.
If that's your only negatives. I'll take it. Like you said. It's a midsized truck. No need for vents in the back bc of the smaller cabin. Bigger families need a tundra.
Wtf is a teeeota?
If you want better gas mileage and better driving truck. Turn off traction control with ECT on. A different response with your auto diff lock on as a bonus.
Hmmmm really
I find after 80 km per hour better to slide in sport for 5 and 6. If not it stays in 4 well over 100/55mileper hour. Better way to control fuel economy. Should drive with mileage displayed to learn the pedal response Vs fuel economy
Its not auto diff lock. You mean auto lsd. And that's not advisable for every day driving especially in wet conditions.
mine averages 13 mpg highway, 2â lift, 33â tires and roof rack
Oooff!
Dang Iâm getting 28 mpg of course I drive like a old grandma. Sometimes on the interstate I get 30 mpg
Says they last a long time but heâs had 4 different trucks in 6 years lol
yes lol
good honest review. cheers!
thanks
I appreciate your vids bro! I just got my 2018 Tacoma XP in mid July this year and i love it! Been wanting one for a long time! It helps to hear the same concerns you gave in this video. Keep doing what you're doing bro!
I must have gotten a good one. My 2022 TACOMA TRD OFF-ROAD is averaging 25 to 26 and 450 to 470 a tank. No mods 22800 miles NICE
Wow thatâs awesome
Thanks not bad for a v6 auto PS I do have a lead foot I will keep watching đ
wtf? how?
Nah previous gen 2015 is better than 2016 and up.
@@danny1487 Yeah , great question !
They all say dont buy it until they go sell it. Then it leave a big smile on their face.
You can pull the seat up in front a little seems like it's leaning back too much
How tall are you exactly so we can gauge the fit?
6'1
Man thats crazy i have a 2022 trd offroad and i average 24 to 24.3 mpg on the freeway and about 20 on the street
I have the Gen 3, and my gf is in the front, and our kid has lots of room in the back. But for a group of adults, the Trundra would be a better option.
I hate how I can feel engine harmonics throughout the body and steering wheel
I posted in your previous video about replacing my 2004 Tundra Double Cab LTD with the 2023 Tacoma SR 2.7L, 4 cylinder, Access Cab, 6' bed 4Ă4. I just hope that it still has the cast-iron engine block. I can't seem to get an answer yet. I'll know in a few days when it arrived from Vera Cruz, MX.
true yeah
I like the way they look and then i tried to sit in one and could barely get into it.
yeah maybe not for everyone
Iâm 6.1 and have lots room in back of my double cab, lots room upfront , the gas mileage is not great for sure.
Hm j dre
I have owed a 2014 Nissan frontier, and now I have a 2023 Tacoma. the frontier is honestly better than the Tacoma, it doesn't have the hunting transmission, its faster, tows better and cheaper. I will say the Tacoma does have a nicer quiet ride as my frontier had over 130k on it and wasn't brand new.
I really wanted to get a Tacoma a few years ago when I was in the market for my first truck. I built one online that I loved, found a dealer with it, went in with financing, took it for a test drive and didn't even make it out of the parking lot. I'm 6'3" and 210lb, I could tell there's no way in hell I'd be able to take a long trip in it. Really nice truck, but definitely not built for tall people.
Iâm 6â3 225 and absolutely love my Tacoma. Iâve never had an issue with it feeling too small. I can even ride in the back comfortably. Maybe itâll wear on you.
Canât get one with the sunroof. Iâm 6â3 and got the trd off road, really like it. Could never get one with the sunroof tho.
@@briangarity6336why
Picked my Canyon, in part due to some of the things listed here. The back seat's tolerable, I actually get 10L/100km (23.5MPG) easily, have gotten as good as about 7.5 (29~MPG) with the 8 speed, which seems quite sure of itself when it comes to what gear I should be in. I'm not tall, but visibility and a 'taller' cab are important to me as I grew up driving half tons and prefer that kind of space. Fit and finish is very nice, and as 'dated' as everyone says the Colorado/Canyon interiors look, for practicality, it's one of the best dash layouts I've ever used. Perhaps one of the best parts- I can shut off parking assist, lane departure and collision warnings permanently and forget that I ever wasted money on that stupid shit. I don't mind the look of the Tacoma; it's good looking rig, but zero regrets with my GMC
The new 2023 Canyon is completely up to date interior wise.
@@ricky23i I do like the new Canyons; just not as much of a fan of the turbo 2.7L. I don't think going that route was a bad move overall; and the motor seems to be holding it's own so far as reliability. As a backyard, novice "mechanic", I just prefer something that's relatively easy to wrench on as it starts to age.
What year is your Canyon/Colorado, if you donât mind me asking? I love these âmidsizeâ trucks and would be curious to here which year you have, since what you listed are some of the same things I would prefer.
I have a 2016 RWD Limited edition with 46K miles, and he makes some really good points, but would I trade it in for another make? HELL NO! Give Toyota some more time, they will ultimately fix all the setbacks he mentioned.
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My 2021 Toy Tacoma V6 continues to jump (or lurches) forward without reason. I thought it was just my vehicle; however, I had a friend who had the same vehicle with same issues so he traded it and returned to Ford. When I took it back to the dealer they said that was common. I use to really like Toyota but in the last few years they have not improved to the point I expected. I since purchased a Honda and have discovered much more bang for the buck.
weird take it to dealearship
What year is your taco? Is it the trd?
sr5 2022
Is that a table cloth covering the seat?
I have RAM 2022 Sports 5.7 Hemi I was gonna trade to Tacoma but nah I'll keep my RAM.. he says no one buy RAM coz of unreliable lol HAHAHA...
The interior needs to be updated - those ac vents are ugly.
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These Tacoma reviews remind me of when i put different wheels and tires on my first car a 1951 Ford and my Dad looked at me and said(So you think you know more than the Ford engineers) he was right , the ford was alot worse with them...
The re-gearing is a game changer. if you know, you know.
What gear ratio is the best?
How do u do it
Should have bought a manual trans. Especially having had 3 Tacomaâs previously
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Hell yeah! Love the license plate cover â€
Thanks!
Toyota Tacoma, Honda Ridgeline, Nissan Frontier. Gotta make compromises somewhere.
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Frontier beats the Tacoma in every important head to head. You name it. Yes including reliability, those C-channel frames in the Tacoma rust and rot, unlike the Frontiers fully boxed frame, which is nuke proof.
-Frontier 310HP > Tacoma 278HP
-Frontier Torque 281 lb-ft >Tacoma 265 lb ft
-Frontier Full Boxed Frame >Tacoma C-Channel Frame
-Frontier Disc Brakes > Tacoma Drum Brakes
Frontier has a premium interior, ride, transmission, seating, head room, materials/fit & finish, more safety features, better crash test, spray-in bed liner, the list goes on and onâŠnot to mention styling, especially in the Pro-4X.
Man he wasnât kidding when he said he loves him a tea-odd. Did he really just say he owns a 18, 21, 22 and the brand new looking truck behind him?