Toyota Tacoma (Page 11)

Toyota will sell you a snorkel for your 2019 Tacoma TRD Pro, but only if you live near a desert.

A new contest may help you transform your Toyota Tacoma.

Toyota's Tacoma sales are setting new records just ahead of Ranger's reintroduction to the U.S. market.

If you've ever been a parent you know that family cars are far from family friendly. Here are a few suggestions and best practices every family car should incorporate.

Toyota has a special extended warranty program covering frame rust and rot. Some of the Toyota Tacomas, Sequoias, and Tundras covered by that program will lose coverage on Monday, May 21, 2018. Two business days from now. Here's what you need to know.

A new study once again proves that the vehicles that last the longest are made by Toyota.

Toyota's unusual discount may be the best graduation gift you can get.

A new lawsuit alleges that Toyota is selling defective axles on the current Tacoma that creates rear brake drum issues for owners.

Toyota made changes to its production capacity to make space for more Tacomas. Those changes are showing real results. The big increase is yet to come. Details.

For 2019, Toyota refreshes the Tacoma TRD Pro with more goodies for off-road fans.

Toyota doesn't have to advertise the Tacoma but opted to poke back at Chevy. Here's why.

Toyota's Tacoma pickup still leads its segment heading into 2018 and sales have never been better.

Toyota is extending the warranty on Tacoma driveshafts for some customers who experience vibrations and shudders. Details here.

We narrow down the winter tires choices for Toyota Tacoma owners and try to explain how the winter tires compare to the all-season tires the truck comes with.

The 2018 Tacoma from Toyota is mostly a carry-over year, but some important things are now standard.

Consumer Reports gives the 2018 Toyota Tacoma a terrible 1 out of 5 rating for predicted reliability. That doesn't jive with its own survey data for the current truck.

The midsize 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD wins big in a state where trucks are huge.

Toyota's Tacoma may well get a hybrid engine after all.

Toyota trucks globally are famous for twos things; something found in virtually every Toyota, unrelenting reliability, and Toyota’s diesel motors. Any Toyota enthusiast in the US will gripe about the how the Hilux in not available in the US market. Now I’m not so sure the Hilux is that much better a light truck than the Tacoma here in the US but it does have that one thing the Tacoma never seems like it will, a diesel engine, namely Toyotas own DT4, 2.8L diesel motor.

In 1995 Toyota’s light pickup became known as the Tacoma. With this re-branding, Toyota's light pickup truck received a few key updates including a much-needed restyling and a new larger, more powerful and more reliable V6 engine.

The clean-up continues this afternoon, where a freight train transporting Toyota Tundras and Tacomas derailed on the South Side of San Antonio early Friday morning, causing a power outage for hundreds of people in the area.

Toyota Trims outscore the Colorado, Canyon, and Frontier.

With so many pickup trucks destroyed, will Toyota have a hard time meeting demand for the Tacoma and Tundra?

Despite Chevy's "Segment of One" marketing, there is a long-standing champ in off-road pickups from Toyota.

For the second time, Toyota looks to add more Tacoma pickup truck capacity in Mexico.

In a comprehensive test, the Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro and Chevy Colorado ZR2 went head to head. The results are not easy to explain.

Automakers spend billions trying to convey their image of how their cars and trucks might be used. One owner did it better.

Tacoma owners are reporting that dealers are keeping their trucks for extended times.

Toyota's midsize Tacoma pickup had a strong month in June, showing that not all vehicle sales are slowing.

The new Tacoma has another recall. This time it is stalling. Was Consumer Reports right about Tacoma's reliability heading down?