I wanted to applaud you on the review that you did in these two vehicles. It seems that most reviews are of fully decked out models that the majority of us cannot afford. Thanks for the effort and content
We purchased a '22 Frontier Pro4X. I originally wanted a Tacoma but the power and transmission along with the looks of the Frontier won us over. I love Nissan's reliability, my wife loves Toyota's. Love this truck and no issues through the 1st 3k miles.
Thanks for sharing!! The new Frontier definitely looks much nicer and is more of a competitor now to the Tacoma, so just depends on which one you like!
Frontier= Crawl ratio 60:1 with new 9 Speed, 360 cameras, fully boxed titan frame (ability to titan swap suspension/engine) , Dana 44 locking rear (pro4x) , dana front diff, spicer transfer case, powerful vq motor, rear disc brakes, reliable and made in USA. Tacoma= 33:1 crawl ratio, C channel frame (on going corrosion frame recalls) , rear drum brakes, no transmission cooler, now made in Mexico, reliability declining and Toyota tax.
We had a 2017 Tacoma exactly like the one in this video. In 2019 my wife was in a bad accident while driving the Tacoma. The Tacoma was totaled but it saved her life due to the Tacoma’s safety features. I’m sure the Nissan has good safety features but my money is on the Tacoma. We bought a 2020 Tacoma with the Off Road package and 6 foot bed. Thanks for the video guys. Keep up the good work!
My wife and I were hit from behind by a drunk driver while we were on the hwy cruising at 70 mph. The impact was enough to spin my truck three times and ended up hitting the guard rail by the median. I have no idea how the truck didnt flip, but it didn't. My wife bumped her knee but otherwise we were fine. The truck protected us and our unborn son at the time. Had for only three weeks, hadnt even made the first payment yet. We ended up getting another tacoma after the accident. Definitely built safe.
Wow! Just came back from an offroad trip and camp out with a group of friends here in California through Big Bear, down Rattlesnake Canyon to Johnson Valley, through the high desert and then to Cleghorn 4x4 trail. Our boy with his 24 Frontier Pro 4x was struggling BAD on these tight, exposed and endless trails and switch backs. We all found out just how bad his trucks turning radius and heavy steering is on the trails, and we had to save his truck more than once using straps and even one of our winches so he wouldn't get it stuck or die. We were so glad it wasn't heavily modified or else, who TF knows how much worse it would have been with a lift, larger tires and more weight and such. It was the only truck that we had to stop for regularly and get out and guide, just so he could make a simple switch back. 🤦🏾♂️ He's only had it for a month and after his ordeal this past long 4th of July pre weekend, he already made up his mind and is going back to a 3rd gen Tacoma lol! He literally traded his 19 Tacoma TRD pro for it and is now kicking himself for doing so. Long story short: the frontier is not trail friendly and I would recommend that you NEVER go solo on some isolated and potentially dangerous or advanced trails. I go solo on my Taco all the time with my kids and lady, but wouldn't do the same on a frontier. I guess I love my family too much. Also, he tore the F out of the back sides of the rear seat back rests folded down, since they are lined with weak cloth, after putting his fridge and some other materials that he would carry on his Tacoma for the trip lol! How TF you don't line them with hard materials like the Taco and other trucks?
The Frontier has good reliability. So unlike the domestics it’s not nearly as much of the advantage for the Taco. I would take the Nissan because of efficiency and comfort. I have always hated the seating position of the Taco and 4Runner
These are definitely the top in this class. I filmed the Frontier against the Ranger, and tomorrows vid compares it to the Colorado. Nissan is much nicer! I like the Tacoma's style for the interior and space. And off road capabilities are better. So just depends what you need
I have a 2016 Tacoma. I can say if this new frontier were out at the time and the prices were similar I would have probably gotten the frontier. Little more power and more gears and likely just as reliable.
My brother would have had to drive them back to back to test them out as well! He loves the Tacoma, but I would agree with the power and gear hunting, the Tacoma needs more gears!
@@Jtwizzle We have a PRO 4X for a week and have more content coming on that! We took it offroad, compared it to his Tacoma and have our 1 week review on it! Those will be going live in the next week or so!!
The rear seats of the frontier are way too straight up. I imagine it would be hard on your back for long periods of time. You get the crew cab because it offers more space for comfort. But it looks like the frontier rear seat design is not very ergonomic.
I have an all black Tacoma 4 door with the 2.7 liter which is known for its bullet proof reliability and dependability. It’s a little sluggish but I’d take it over the Nissan any day of the week!
Thanks for sharing!! My brother loves his Tacoma! But after having a Frontier PRO 4X for a week! (those videos are coming) it's a good option for the money!
Sadly my 2.7 just died. And since nobody buys those anymore it has been near impossible to track down another engine. As much as I like my little taco it's time to get a new one with a V6
@@michaelsorrentino6784 it's a second gen with 180k on it. Irony is I can get a 1st gen engine for hardly anything but the second gen blocks are next to impossible. The truck still runs but all 4 pistons are down on compression.
Bought a 2022 Pro-4x about 3 weeks ago. I love Toyota and Nissan. Actually everything out of Japan. Seating position was the thing for me as well. Taco, my knees are higher than my hips. That is uncomfortable for me for very long. I’m 6’ 200 lbs. Pro-4x, power is much better, shifts like butter, ride is much better, and it is really quite inside for a mid size truck. I’m glad Nissan finally stepped up their game. Competition between brands is better for the consumer. I have no doubt the new Taco will be amazing. I’m not a fan of the turbo 4’s but I have no doubt, Toyota’s will be the best available.
Yeah I like the ride quality of the Nissan a lot. Very impressive truck! I like the V6 options for these two for sure. The Ranger kills it buy having a 4 cyl
The plastic bed in the Tacoma is pretty durable. I regularly abuse the bed of my 15 year old Tacoma and other than getting scratched it's not failed yet.
I've been driving Toyota trucks for 30 years. The last 15 were in a Tundra. I'd like to downsize and drove both trucks. The seating position in the Taco is still too low. The Frontier has a much more comfortable seat. That's huge. The options packages seem to be a bit more limited for the Frontier or should I say there are less configurations available. IMO If they added the fender flare on the SV it would add a more mid trim aggressive look which would be appealing. I like the Toyota's back seat a little more but in reality I'm in the truck alone 97% of the time so I'd rather have more comfort as the driver. The Frontiers that I've seen lifted with aftermarket wheels look awesome. Plus like every third truck on the highway is a Taco...so boring.
Yeah they are both pretty good. The seat height will definitely depend on your height and body proportions. I've never had an issue in the Tacoma. Frontier is a bit more comfortable on road for sure. Both are great options for sure. Just comes down to the minor benefits each one has and what works for you
I know Toyota will end up being the favorite simply because of its long going track record. But, I like the front of the Toyo, but the back of the Nissan. I also think the interior of the Nissan is nicer, because the Toyo has way too many circles for everything, and I'm not a fan of so many circles. Hey, that's me. Haha I think Nissan needs to put some better Wheels and Tires on this truck to make it look more competitive. The Toyo looks much more aggressive, and that can also be a selling point.
I agree with all your points. There are some lifted frontiers showing up on RUclips, and they look tough with that new body. They could build a NISMO above the pro 4x to really challenge the top Toyota. If they can make the z, 510, gtr, 620, hardbody, etc, they can do anything the best when they decide to.
Tacoma is a huge benchmark for sure! But the newest Frontier is a strong competitor. It really is a solid truck. We had the Pro4X for a week and it was pretty nice
Most reviewers do seem to have the Toy bias. I've had both brands. I hear all this Toyota reliability stuff, but when did Nissan EVER build an unreliable truck? A guy in Chicago got rewarded by Nissan for taking his Frontier a million miles on the stock running gear. I had an sr5 Toy 4wd that was great, but it did eat a head gasket and rear diff early in its life. I have a Hardbody with 423k miles. Seems once a belief is widely established, it becomes increasingly resistant to bring challenged. So many reviews have said the Frontier has stronger powertrain, more comfort, nicer overall to drive, better frame and brakes, etc, yet they still say its Toyota due to resale and reliability. They forget about all those rusty Toyota frames too. So they perpetuate the Toyota tax. When I got mine years ago, they were reasonably priced.
The Pro4X is a cool truck! We have some videos coming of that against my trd offroad, while it's cool, I couldn't trade my tacoma for it! But you are right, it's the only other midsize truck worth buying!
Well not all options are standard! My brothers tacoma doesn't have heated seats or leather which were options or blind spot, just depends on the trim level, but both the Tacoma and Frontier have great options depending on budget!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed That is easy mod, just reupholster the seats with leather, cut out a hole on the seat bottom and use a blowtorch from the bottom of the seat directed towards the hole as the driver is sitting on it. 🔥😂🔥
@@BrosFOURRSpeed I was just joking around! 😂 Please don't try to use a blowtorch on Mike's behind, I don't want to see you all bruised up on a future video. 🙏🤭🙏
After a test drive I just couldn't get comfortable in the Toyota. Seemed like I was sitting on the floor. In my opinion the Nissan is a lot more comfortable and felt like it had a lot more power
Yeah I have heard people say that about the Tacoma. Probably depends on you body promotions and how tall you are. I've never had that issue in the Tacoma, always felt comfortable in it. Same with the Nissan
I just drove the frontier today hands down better truck and more standard options than tacoma for cheaper price. Fyi I'm a previous tacoma owner and currently bought a rav4 hybrid.
I wouldn't say it's a better truck overall, but trim level for trim level, they are pretty close in price! The Nissan is a great truck, but as a Tacoma owner as well and on my second one, I can't see making the switch! But it's a good truck for someone!
In Malaysia, we have the Hilux and its competitors - Mitsubishi Triton, Nissan Navara(frontier), Ford Ranger and Isuzu D-max. Toyota wins in reliability, and re-sell value but it's also the most stolen vehicle. Well at least in Borneo region.
Yeah Toyota is the best here too. Probably since they have so many more out, would be why its stolen the most too. But the Frontier in this generation is right up on par I think
Always wanted tacoma. Drove many of them. I could even get use to. Less. power. Transmission is fixable. With more gas. 6 foot bed is actually. Fantastic. But position of the seat. is for hobbits. Not grown man. Waiting. For 24. Stout. Before i choose. Ridgeline. Maybe frontier ..tundra….Also drove. 12000 miles. Ranger whole drive train already loose. Kinda liked maverick. But after watching a few videos under the car. Too cheap.
I've had three Toy trucks, since 1984 with a 2022 Tacoma being delivered in less than two weeks. Hard to argue with 38 years of reliability, and fun drives.
That is true. The Tacoma has been number 1 for a reason. But I will say the new Frontier is a great competitor. We had a Pro 4X for a week. More videos coming on that over the next 2 weeks. But we really liked having it!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed Competition isn't a bad thing at all. That said, over the years, I have owned, a truck from every major manufacturer, and all but the Toyota's required routine repairs. I had only two parts that needed replaced among the three Toys, 1) Water pump, and 2) A/C compressor. That is less than all the other brands individually. Also, I embrace the driving experience of the Toys. I don't need the fastest from point A to B, softest ride, or a car type quiet cabin etc. I want a truck, and all that comes with that experience, which is half the fun. FYI, the two parts I replaced were on my 1994 Toy truck. After 18 years, its frame developed serious rust, and I still sold it for more than book price. With any of the other brands, I would have had to pay to haul them off under that condition :)
Crazy to hear that your Toyotas needed repairs. My bother is on his 2nd Tacoma. Never had an issue with either. And my dad is on his 2nd 4Runner. Never had an issue. Nice that the Toyotas hold so much value tho! In todays market especially, he could sell his Tacoma for some bank!
I'll always agree with the stats that the Taco is the king of mid sized trucks. On the other side, the Frontier along with the Ridgeline would probably go neck and neck referring to the Japanese markets.
I think your off with the ride quality. The seats are way more comfortable. The visibility is way better with the Ford style door and the sloped hood. Your right about materials and the size in the back.
Honestly ride quality preference is subjective. So my opinion about what I find comfortable might be different than yours. This video shows a Nissan and Toyota. Not a Ford. Visibility in all the trucks in this segment I'd say are the same. Every truck I've ever been in has great visibility
@@BrosFOURRSpeed dealerships in my area have Tacomas with the same tech as the Nissan I bought for $48k. The Nissan dealer I got my 2022 frontier had it at 35k. $13k less. Good luck getting a Tacoma for msrp
Just depends on the stealership you go too. I bought two 2021 tacoma trd offroad last year. 39k for the base TRD and 44k for the trd premium. Yup i paid msrp for both of them.
@@BrosFOURRSpeed how many tacos are offroader? I'm commercial crabber with small boat and my truck's rear wheels dunk in saltwater every morning........I like everything about taco other than drum, my old truck is totaled and I couldn't wait for updated taco.
@@richiecha6365 a lot more than you think! I’m apart of a Tacoma group with hundreds of off-roaders! It’s more than you think! If that works for you and you like it great! I could never trade my Tacoma for a frontier, just personal preference.
I wanted to applaud you on the review that you did in these two vehicles. It seems that most reviews are of fully decked out models that the majority of us cannot afford. Thanks for the effort and content
Glad you enjoyed it! We usually film the higher trim levels to show what features are available but also show some base models as well!
We purchased a '22 Frontier Pro4X. I originally wanted a Tacoma but the power and transmission along with the looks of the Frontier won us over. I love Nissan's reliability, my wife loves Toyota's. Love this truck and no issues through the 1st 3k miles.
Thanks for sharing!! The new Frontier definitely looks much nicer and is more of a competitor now to the Tacoma, so just depends on which one you like!
Typical.. Ladies love Toyotas, men love Nissans.. :D
@@khalsida300 Good one…I love my Tacoma and I’d get another one, I’m on my second one. That’s why they make different models for different people.
Frontier= Crawl ratio 60:1 with new 9 Speed, 360 cameras, fully boxed titan frame (ability to titan swap suspension/engine) , Dana 44 locking rear (pro4x) , dana front diff, spicer transfer case, powerful vq motor, rear disc brakes, reliable and made in USA. Tacoma= 33:1 crawl ratio, C channel frame (on going corrosion frame recalls) , rear drum brakes, no transmission cooler, now made in Mexico, reliability declining and Toyota tax.
Nissan just recalled the 9 speed transmission. Go look it up
@@beexiong2995this was a minor recall. Trans required reprogramming
@@coryhosselkus6233 the parking pawl isn't a program. The shift lever is a physical part
We had a 2017 Tacoma exactly like the one in this video. In 2019 my wife was in a bad accident while driving the Tacoma. The Tacoma was totaled but it saved her life due to the Tacoma’s safety features.
I’m sure the Nissan has good safety features but my money is on the Tacoma.
We bought a 2020 Tacoma with the Off Road package and 6 foot bed.
Thanks for the video guys. Keep up the good work!
Wow that's great she was ok! Tacoma certainly is a solid truck for sure! Sounds like a nice spec you got to replace it. Glad you enjoyed the video!
My wife and I were hit from behind by a drunk driver while we were on the hwy cruising at 70 mph. The impact was enough to spin my truck three times and ended up hitting the guard rail by the median. I have no idea how the truck didnt flip, but it didn't. My wife bumped her knee but otherwise we were fine. The truck protected us and our unborn son at the time. Had for only three weeks, hadnt even made the first payment yet. We ended up getting another tacoma after the accident. Definitely built safe.
Wow! Just came back from an offroad trip and camp out with a group of friends here in California through Big Bear, down Rattlesnake Canyon to Johnson Valley, through the high desert and then to Cleghorn 4x4 trail. Our boy with his 24 Frontier Pro 4x was struggling BAD on these tight, exposed and endless trails and switch backs. We all found out just how bad his trucks turning radius and heavy steering is on the trails, and we had to save his truck more than once using straps and even one of our winches so he wouldn't get it stuck or die. We were so glad it wasn't heavily modified or else, who TF knows how much worse it would have been with a lift, larger tires and more weight and such. It was the only truck that we had to stop for regularly and get out and guide, just so he could make a simple switch back. 🤦🏾♂️ He's only had it for a month and after his ordeal this past long 4th of July pre weekend, he already made up his mind and is going back to a 3rd gen Tacoma lol! He literally traded his 19 Tacoma TRD pro for it and is now kicking himself for doing so. Long story short: the frontier is not trail friendly and I would recommend that you NEVER go solo on some isolated and potentially dangerous or advanced trails. I go solo on my Taco all the time with my kids and lady, but wouldn't do the same on a frontier. I guess I love my family too much. Also, he tore the F out of the back sides of the rear seat back rests folded down, since they are lined with weak cloth, after putting his fridge and some other materials that he would carry on his Tacoma for the trip lol! How TF you don't line them with hard materials like the Taco and other trucks?
Thanks for sharing! We took a frontier pro 4x off-road and it just doesn't react the same. It's not exactly built for the dirt like the tacoma is!
The Frontier has good reliability. So unlike the domestics it’s not nearly as much of the advantage for the Taco. I would take the Nissan because of efficiency and comfort. I have always hated the seating position of the Taco and 4Runner
These are definitely the top in this class. I filmed the Frontier against the Ranger, and tomorrows vid compares it to the Colorado. Nissan is much nicer! I like the Tacoma's style for the interior and space. And off road capabilities are better. So just depends what you need
Nice fence sitting video. My decision was made my by market adjustments. Shop around, not all dealers are charging them.
Yeah a lot of dealers are being good. But manufactures are cracking down on that
I have a 2016 Tacoma. I can say if this new frontier were out at the time and the prices were similar I would have probably gotten the frontier. Little more power and more gears and likely just as reliable.
My brother would have had to drive them back to back to test them out as well! He loves the Tacoma, but I would agree with the power and gear hunting, the Tacoma needs more gears!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed Good point. It would be nice to hear his opinion on the new frontier!
@@Jtwizzle We have a PRO 4X for a week and have more content coming on that! We took it offroad, compared it to his Tacoma and have our 1 week review on it! Those will be going live in the next week or so!!
The rear seats of the frontier are way too straight up. I imagine it would be hard on your back for long periods of time. You get the crew cab because it offers more space for comfort. But it looks like the frontier rear seat design is not very ergonomic.
I have an all black Tacoma 4 door with the 2.7 liter which is known for its bullet proof reliability and dependability. It’s a little sluggish but I’d take it over the Nissan any day of the week!
Thanks for sharing!! My brother loves his Tacoma! But after having a Frontier PRO 4X for a week! (those videos are coming) it's a good option for the money!
Sadly my 2.7 just died. And since nobody buys those anymore it has been near impossible to track down another engine. As much as I like my little taco it's time to get a new one with a V6
@@nubreed13 how many miles? And what year?
@@michaelsorrentino6784 it's a second gen with 180k on it. Irony is I can get a 1st gen engine for hardly anything but the second gen blocks are next to impossible. The truck still runs but all 4 pistons are down on compression.
I asked a football player if he had any money, I wanted my quarter back
haha good one!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed thank you, since it’s Super Bowl Sunday
Bought a 2022 Pro-4x about 3 weeks ago. I love Toyota and Nissan. Actually everything out of Japan.
Seating position was the thing for me as well. Taco, my knees are higher than my hips. That is uncomfortable for me for very long. I’m 6’ 200 lbs.
Pro-4x, power is much better, shifts like butter, ride is much better, and it is really quite inside for a mid size truck.
I’m glad Nissan finally stepped up their game. Competition between brands is better for the consumer. I have no doubt the new Taco will be amazing. I’m not a fan of the turbo 4’s but I have no doubt, Toyota’s will be the best available.
Yeah I like the ride quality of the Nissan a lot. Very impressive truck! I like the V6 options for these two for sure. The Ranger kills it buy having a 4 cyl
The plastic bed in the Tacoma is pretty durable. I regularly abuse the bed of my 15 year old Tacoma and other than getting scratched it's not failed yet.
My brothers on his second Tacoma and it does well!
I've been driving Toyota trucks for 30 years. The last 15 were in a Tundra. I'd like to downsize and drove both trucks. The seating position in the Taco is still too low. The Frontier has a much more comfortable seat. That's huge. The options packages seem to be a bit more limited for the Frontier or should I say there are less configurations available. IMO If they added the fender flare on the SV it would add a more mid trim aggressive look which would be appealing. I like the Toyota's back seat a little more but in reality I'm in the truck alone 97% of the time so I'd rather have more comfort as the driver. The Frontiers that I've seen lifted with aftermarket wheels look awesome. Plus like every third truck on the highway is a Taco...so boring.
Yeah but consider which one will still be on the road in 20 years. We both know the answer to that lol.
Yeah they are both pretty good. The seat height will definitely depend on your height and body proportions. I've never had an issue in the Tacoma. Frontier is a bit more comfortable on road for sure. Both are great options for sure. Just comes down to the minor benefits each one has and what works for you
Toyota certainly is top dog. But it's not like we don't see a ton of old Frontiers cruising the roads too
@@94Elantra Id argue that the Frontiers reliability is next to the Taco. Id say the 2 most reliable trucks on the market.
I know Toyota will end up being the favorite simply because of its long going track record. But, I like the front of the Toyo, but the back of the Nissan. I also think the interior of the Nissan is nicer, because the Toyo has way too many circles for everything, and I'm not a fan of so many circles. Hey, that's me. Haha
I think Nissan needs to put some better Wheels and Tires on this truck to make it look more competitive. The Toyo looks much more aggressive, and that can also be a selling point.
You make some good points. I'd like to start seeing some lifted Frontiers out there to see what people do with them
I agree with all your points. There are some lifted frontiers showing up on RUclips, and they look tough with that new body. They could build a NISMO above the pro 4x to really challenge the top Toyota. If they can make the z, 510, gtr, 620, hardbody, etc, they can do anything the best when they decide to.
Why not use a TRD Sport Premium as an even comparison?
This is the only Tacoma we had available to use, so it's not really a trim to trim comparison, just using the trucks in general.
No matter how many times the frontier changes the styles it will never come close to a Tacoma
Tacoma is a huge benchmark for sure! But the newest Frontier is a strong competitor. It really is a solid truck. We had the Pro4X for a week and it was pretty nice
Gonna Get the long bed frontier 😍
Great option for sure!
I’m going for the Tacoma.
But since I don’t live in North America, the closest thing to this is the Hilux.
The Hilux is pretty much the Tacoma! Great option for sure there!
Most reviewers do seem to have the Toy bias. I've had both brands. I hear all this Toyota reliability stuff, but when did Nissan EVER build an unreliable truck? A guy in Chicago got rewarded by Nissan for taking his Frontier a million miles on the stock running gear. I had an sr5 Toy 4wd that was great, but it did eat a head gasket and rear diff early in its life. I have a Hardbody with 423k miles. Seems once a belief is widely established, it becomes increasingly resistant to bring challenged. So many reviews have said the Frontier has stronger powertrain, more comfort, nicer overall to drive, better frame and brakes, etc, yet they still say its Toyota due to resale and reliability. They forget about all those rusty Toyota frames too. So they perpetuate the Toyota tax. When I got mine years ago, they were reasonably priced.
Yeah they are both pretty solid trucks for sure
I wouldn’t mind trading in my taco sr5 for the pro 4x. Only other midsize truck I would buy but not for a penny over msrp
The Pro4X is a cool truck! We have some videos coming of that against my trd offroad, while it's cool, I couldn't trade my tacoma for it! But you are right, it's the only other midsize truck worth buying!
How does the turning radius compare on both trucks?
Pretty similar ;)
I bought the Frontier Pro-X 2 weeks ago.
Congrats! How are you liking the Nissan!?
I bought mine in February
I would choose the Tacoma, it's reliability and solid performance is a strong point! I like how Toyota make a lot of features standard on all models.
Well not all options are standard! My brothers tacoma doesn't have heated seats or leather which were options or blind spot, just depends on the trim level, but both the Tacoma and Frontier have great options depending on budget!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed That is easy mod, just reupholster the seats with leather, cut out a hole on the seat bottom and use a blowtorch from the bottom of the seat directed towards the hole as the driver is sitting on it. 🔥😂🔥
Yeah not bad of an install. Certainly doable
@@BrosFOURRSpeed
I was just joking around! 😂
Please don't try to use a blowtorch on Mike's behind, I don't want to see you all bruised up on a future video. 🙏🤭🙏
haha yeah that'd be extreme. But there are aftermarket seat heaters you can do ;)
After a test drive I just couldn't get comfortable in the Toyota. Seemed like I was sitting on the floor. In my opinion the Nissan is a lot more comfortable and felt like it had a lot more power
Yeah I have heard people say that about the Tacoma. Probably depends on you body promotions and how tall you are. I've never had that issue in the Tacoma, always felt comfortable in it. Same with the Nissan
They are close enough that I could see going either way but I do prefer the Toyota. I really wanted a 6ft bed so I went with the Tacoma.
Yeah both trucks really have a lot to offer for sure! Just depends on which trucks has the specifics you need
I just drove the frontier today hands down better truck and more standard options than tacoma for cheaper price. Fyi I'm a previous tacoma owner and currently bought a rav4 hybrid.
I wouldn't say it's a better truck overall, but trim level for trim level, they are pretty close in price! The Nissan is a great truck, but as a Tacoma owner as well and on my second one, I can't see making the switch! But it's a good truck for someone!
In Malaysia, we have the Hilux and its competitors - Mitsubishi Triton, Nissan Navara(frontier), Ford Ranger and Isuzu D-max. Toyota wins in reliability, and re-sell value but it's also the most stolen vehicle. Well at least in Borneo region.
Yeah Toyota is the best here too. Probably since they have so many more out, would be why its stolen the most too. But the Frontier in this generation is right up on par I think
Why did Tacoma get rid of the left storage compartment in the bed?
Not too sure. My brothers 2018 has it and he uses it a lot
Both good options
These are definitely two great options for the mid size truck segment!
Always wanted tacoma. Drove many of them. I could even get use to. Less. power. Transmission is fixable. With more gas. 6 foot bed is actually. Fantastic. But position of the seat. is for hobbits. Not grown man. Waiting. For 24. Stout. Before i choose. Ridgeline. Maybe frontier ..tundra….Also drove. 12000 miles. Ranger whole drive train already loose. Kinda liked maverick. But after watching a few videos under the car. Too cheap.
I love my Tacoma! Never had any issues, at 5’10 seating is fine, no complaints! Waiting on the 24 to upgrade!
The Frontier definitely,, toyota needs to update the Tacoma
I'm sure a new Tacoma is coming soon! Should look similar to the new Tundra and Sequoia
I've had three Toy trucks, since 1984 with a 2022 Tacoma being delivered in less than two weeks. Hard to argue with 38 years of reliability, and fun drives.
That is true. The Tacoma has been number 1 for a reason. But I will say the new Frontier is a great competitor. We had a Pro 4X for a week. More videos coming on that over the next 2 weeks. But we really liked having it!
@@BrosFOURRSpeed Competition isn't a bad thing at all. That said, over the years, I have owned, a truck from every major manufacturer, and all but the Toyota's required routine repairs. I had only two parts that needed replaced among the three Toys, 1) Water pump, and 2) A/C compressor. That is less than all the other brands individually. Also, I embrace the driving experience of the Toys. I don't need the fastest from point A to B, softest ride, or a car type quiet cabin etc. I want a truck, and all that comes with that experience, which is half the fun. FYI, the two parts I replaced were on my 1994 Toy truck. After 18 years, its frame developed serious rust, and I still sold it for more than book price. With any of the other brands, I would have had to pay to haul them off under that condition :)
Crazy to hear that your Toyotas needed repairs. My bother is on his 2nd Tacoma. Never had an issue with either. And my dad is on his 2nd 4Runner. Never had an issue. Nice that the Toyotas hold so much value tho! In todays market especially, he could sell his Tacoma for some bank!
Pro 4x NISSAN F R O N T I E R
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Here is our review of a 2022 Frontier Pro 4X
Which truck will be worth more in 10 years Tacoma for sure
I would agree! Toyotas hold value well!
Only 2 mid size trucks that have made it over 1 million miles.
Oh wow!
Decoma ?
Umm, I definitely said Tacoma, so you must have heard it wrong...
@@BrosFOURRSpeed 🤔
I'll always agree with the stats that the Taco is the king of mid sized trucks. On the other side, the Frontier along with the Ridgeline would probably go neck and neck referring to the Japanese markets.
The Ridgeline can't compete with the Frontier! The Frontier is more like the Tacoma and a great option along side it!
Hahahahha
Nissan’s only shortcoming is rear seat legroom.
It's a bit snug for sure! It's a nice midsize truck option!
Still doesn’t help. I still want both…. 😔
lol both are great! The Frontier is better on road, the Tacoma is better off road. So just depends on what you will use it for
Pro4X over the Taquito any day!
It's a great option for sure! Tacoma is better off road. But Frontier is much nicer on road
Tacoma not Decoma
Umm, I definitely said Tacoma, so you must have heard it wrong...
Frontier for me please
What's your reasoning behind that!?
@@BrosFOURRSpeed the old one served my family well,my father still has it !
@@bigdoggy6650 Very cool! Thanks for sharing!!
I went with a new Frontier as I don't like the way how Toyota Tacoma's tow. Both trucks are very good depending on how you use them.
Oh nice! Great choice, the Frontier offers a lot!
I think your off with the ride quality. The seats are way more comfortable. The visibility is way better with the Ford style door and the sloped hood. Your right about materials and the size in the back.
Honestly ride quality preference is subjective. So my opinion about what I find comfortable might be different than yours. This video shows a Nissan and Toyota. Not a Ford. Visibility in all the trucks in this segment I'd say are the same. Every truck I've ever been in has great visibility
Frontier is a much better truck. Not to mention you can find it almost $12k cheaper
Actually comparing similarly equipped specs. They are the same price. Frontier is a great truck tho and is a good competitor to the Tacoma
@@BrosFOURRSpeed dealerships in my area have Tacomas with the same tech as the Nissan I bought for $48k. The Nissan dealer I got my 2022 frontier had it at 35k. $13k less. Good luck getting a Tacoma for msrp
Just depends on the stealership you go too. I bought two 2021 tacoma trd offroad last year. 39k for the base TRD and 44k for the trd premium. Yup i paid msrp for both of them.
Nice pleather material for better quality queef control
sure
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haha nice! Tacoma's are great for sure!
Taco > Frontier
I would agree! But the Frontier is a great second option especially compared to the rest of the options!
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I just got sv today over taco.......drum got me away from taco.
How come? I don’t mind the drums, Toyota did that because they know Tacoma owners would be offroad more and it’s better than having discs.
@@BrosFOURRSpeed how many tacos are offroader? I'm commercial crabber with small boat and my truck's rear wheels dunk in saltwater every morning........I like everything about taco other than drum, my old truck is totaled and I couldn't wait for updated taco.
@@richiecha6365 a lot more than you think! I’m apart of a Tacoma group with hundreds of off-roaders! It’s more than you think! If that works for you and you like it great! I could never trade my Tacoma for a frontier, just personal preference.
obviously toyota biased....get real with it
This wasn't Toyota biased at all! I don't even own either truck lol!