@@gd1lla226 v6>turbo 4. 8 inch screen is more than enough vs everyone going to these 12 inch tablet has everything on it. I like knobs a switches. Proven reliability, large aftermarket.
@@ryanlavallee3239if it’s twin turbo it will smoke the 6. The bigger screen is awesome, especially with all the functionality it really has. I just purchased a brand new tundra that’s fully loaded last monday. The bigger screen is awesome
@Jakester call me old but not a fan, turbo sounds like more work and issues, harder to work on it and the screen seems like a distraction till it stops working, then your screwed. Atleast if the 23 craps out you can replace it with an aftermarket unit. 23 has more than enough for me, I'm not racing to work so power is irrelevan.
Just bought one. Had a 2023 ranger XLT so was plusher than the Tacoma. Had to sell it to buy a house and new one was a 100 more a month😂 so I went with Tacoma. I like the v6 non turbo. Ford has not had a great track record with V4 turbos. So I do believe the Toyota will last longer
Anyone that owns the Tacoma 3rd gen you need to get the OTT tune $450 changes the whole truck all the gear hunting issues everyone cries about is totally gone + truck is so much smoother the engine sounds better it's amazing I drive a manual transmission after the tune the transmissions even easier to shift I have no idea why maybe because the engine just runs so darn good & smooth! Doesn't void the warranty if you have issues with your truck being sluggish which you probably should because it's a 🐢💨 this makes it feel so much better ALL THE WAY AROUND! Gain of 20+tq & 15+hp your welcome Tacoma Family
I just got mine last week, exactly like this one minus the chrome rear bumper caps. Love it! Even stock it's great. Already have a list of all the mods I'll be doing to this beast, can't wait!
Mine is suppose to be here by the end of April. Same as this one. I'm always doubting my choice now with the Colorado coming out. I really love the reliability and resale value of the Tacoma though. Plus the aftermarket is endless
I just received my ETA for my Tacoma for mid-July 2023. I chose the SR with the 3.5 L V6 and full sized bed. I ordered it back in February. I know it’s a sign of the times, but 5 months for delivery is standard now.
@@aknadiri2520 received my SR in August 2023. If that’s so, somebody must have accidentally slipped another two cylinders in it. Don’t know if it’s a Toyota Canada thing, but it is a baseline SR and it has a V6 3.5 litre engine. I know that models vary from country to country.
Pick up my TRD OFF-ROAD last month , brand new 2023 with 13 miles. Silver. MODs I have done All leather seat covers 5% tint WeatherTech window visors Blackchrome exhaust tip. TRD pro Grille 🎉
Everyone’s got an opinion on the Tacoma - it’s sort of a divided truck. Either it’s loved or it’s hated. I agree that the refresh is needed, and I hope that more power and torque will be added since that’s what the customers want, however I think that Toyota did a good job back in 2015/16 designing this vehicle. It still looks modern enough 7 years later. I have a 2nd gen Tacoma so I’m pretty disconnected to all the conversations and arguments over the 3rd gen. Personally I don’t think anything will ever replace the simplicity of the first two generations and wouldn’t give up my old-school 2nd gen for anything else. I like Toyotas however I also love stuff built by a bunch of other brands. I like older designs, however I know that most people want progress, and they hopefully will get it next year.
@@thomastarver498 Yeah that’s fair. We’ll see if they’re any good after a few years of the new model bring out. Won’t make me go out an buy a new truck if they are good, but I’d be impressed.
Another great informative video Drew and Mason! I still prefer this 3rd generation of Tacoma. I still would prefer the SR or SR5 2.7 liter 4 cylinder version of this pickup truck! Just because that would best fit my particular needs. I appreciate you both and your quality videos as always! Have a great week ahead! Always with full respect! Mark in Iowa.
Thanks for the review, I love my 3rd gen, they are extremely capable in off road, and also extremely durable and reliable, I have TOO many reservations on the gen 4, for the longevity…anytime you put a small motor, then try to wring n squeeze every ounce of power out of it with a turbo???? No, just ASKING for drivetrain problems..either engine, transmission, or turbo…the weakest link will fail…not a recipe for 3-400,000 trouble free miles..but..it’s Toyota..so..time will be the test..even the gen 4 fit the 1st 5 years, were ironing out the wrinkles…
I’d love to have a new Tacoma, but can’t afford it, so I settled for a 2009 🤣 and I love it! I’ve wanted a Tacoma since I was old enough to drive. Great trucks
I’m still for mine. Its been 2months already. As per my dealer last March 10 it was pulled by quality control check. Until now my dealer said he cannot tell when it will be releases. Any idea how long it will take for quality control check? Thanks
It can (and does) based on terrain. If it bothers you get a tune. For me personally I don't even notice it any longer. The truck has it's quirks, but for me and the 10's of thousands who buy them yearly the pros far outweigh them.
Another gem from toyota , a company mastering not only the "know-how" but also the "know-why" .. no wonder they yearly sell a quarter of a million trucks in the US
Got me a TRD Offroad Double Cab Long Bed. However I'm disappointed in the Payload. I thought a longer bed would have a higher Payload than the short bed. If I knew that going in I would have definitely gotten the shorter bed.
Fair assessment. However, if you're just taking loads from point A to point B, the DCLB has no problem carrying 1500lbs, despite what the manufacturer says.
I love my 23 Tacoma Off Road. Yes, the transmission sucks. But it's honestly it's not slow. It's not fast, but not slow. I've owned a Ford Taurus, Dodge Intrepid, Dodge Neon, Mercury Sable, GMC Sonoma, Nissan Versa, Ford Explorer, 3 Corollas, and a Toyota Camry. Only the Camry was SLIGHTLY quicker than my 2023 Tacoma Off Road. Yall, add an exhaust, an intake and a tune and shell be a perfectly serviceable truck.
I have a chance to get exactly what I paid for my 2020 Ranger as a trade to put towards a new Tacoma. Would anyone consider that a good deal? My Ranger is bigger and more powerful but I feel the Tacoma is better quality.
@@cowpuddles4851 hard to depend on the GM powertrains to last even half as long as Toyota's, but if you're not in it for the long haul then I wouldn't be bothered by it.
Knew what was coming in 24 and opted for the 23 limited; besides 4wd and a few more features, could not justify the increase for 24. give it a cpl years to work out bugs and 4cl turbo will be fine. the taco, at any level, will outlast any garbage being thrown together by gm or ford. you can ID the old critics when they can only cite rust issues that went away in the 80s.
Meh. Less power, not as comfy seats, less back seat space, worse mpg. They've built a name when they were the boss of midsized. And now they rely on people to overlook everything and keep repeating "reliable" without improving and watching everyone pass them up. Enjoy your outdated Taco. Built in Mexico.
@@elche1976 They've been building 50% of Tacomas in Mexico since 2004. The other 50% were made in Texas. Either way, most were made by Mexicans and both plants were overseen by Toyota. Quality has not gone down since all production went to Baja in Mexico. Edit: since I've taken ownership of my Tacoma, it's been a disaster
@@User-q6x3b go look at Toyotas own self reporting. Because it disagrees with your opinion. I'm not hating, I own a Toyota. But I don't disregard data for feelings.
That Gloomy Grey and Death Black interior has been shoved down everyone’s throats from every automaker since 1990. It Old and Outdated. The ALL NEW 24 models have the same Fugly 1990 interior colors as well. I’m having my Death Black Leather interior changed to TRD red Leather from Katzkin.
Get a manual. The automatic transmission is trash. And no power.I had a 2021 for 2 years. Reliable but hated driving it. I traded it for a Nissan Titan XD and the Titan is great
Does anyone own a 2017 toyota tacoma? I wanted to get one because they're around the price range I want for a use one. It's just that when I looked up some information that year had 5 recalls with 3 being related to the engine stalling. Like if it's resolved there won't be problems later on right?
@@jeffthomas6105I’ve had my 2016 TRD Sport 4x4 long bed for 7 years now, absolutely no problems. I would love to have the 2023 long bed with the last of the v-6’s in the Luna Rock color.It’s my third Tacoma and the only one i would want.
Im from Sweden and i was talking to a friend from Michigan and he owned one of these. I wanted to testdrive it, but it doesn´t seem to exist in Sweden at all. Is the Tacoma US only, and/or banned in EU due to for example emissions or missing equipment perhaps? Great video, thanks =)
@@User-q6x3b Aw wow that’s incredibly disappointing. I’m sorry you went through that!! I hope you didn’t take any loss. I had a horrible experience with my 23 tacoma. After purchasing it (which was way over priced) I kept hearing a popping noise near the front right suspension. I took it to Toyota care and they acted like I was insane for bringing in a brand new tacoma to have checked. They couldn’t replicate the noise at the time of course, so they did nothin. So hopefully it’s just a normal noise. BUT one of the guys stained my headliner pretty good with their greasy hands. So , I empathize and I think Toyota care isn’t all that great.
I had a 19 ridgeline. Trans went at 45k. My wife had a 19 passport with the "new" 9spd. Hers went at 54k. The transmissions are garbage and the timing belt at 100k for $1500 is bullshit, spare me.
The ranger lost me with the tall box and the fan speed buttons. Have that in my fusion and I hate it. The back seat storage and folding was also bad. Felt to car like for me.
True, but prior to the Colorado redesign, pretty much every midsize truck was pretty old and low tech. So reliability plays a large role in the segment.
@@theshowmaster3836 It's subjective and I know it may be an unpopular opinion but I like the redesigned GM twins and the gladiator a bit more. I understand Toyota has a reputation for reliability but I personally value technology and innovation a bit more. If the bare bones of your vehicle are a decade or so old my thought process is just buy a used one, it's essentially the same.
I understand your opinion and respect it. I also value technology and interior design over reliability. That’s why I haven’t bought a Tacoma. Too low tech for me. I apologize if I sounded condescending. The way you phrased your comment made it sound like you were one of those Chevy/Ford fanboys
@@theshowmaster3836 Nothing but respect for you brother. I didn't mean to come off like that. I don't value the opinions of anyone who blindly follows a brand just for the sake of it. When I purchase something as expensive as a vehicle I want it to be as balanced as possible. Decent reliability, modern tech, modern design, etc. Toyota slays it with hybrid tech and reliability but I just can't justify buying a Tacoma or 4runner with their current age.
If toyota introduces a tacoma wiith 240hp and 163 torgue as a hybrid 🤡🤡🤡🤡 , I am changing the fucking brand to something more fucking powerful , techy brand
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Last month I was shopping for a new truck. Drove a Colorado,Ranger xlt and a Tacoma xp. My new Tacoma is in my garage right now
Why didn’t you just wait for the new model ? Not bashing just wondering
@@gd1lla226 v6>turbo 4. 8 inch screen is more than enough vs everyone going to these 12 inch tablet has everything on it. I like knobs a switches. Proven reliability, large aftermarket.
@@ryanlavallee3239if it’s twin turbo it will smoke the 6. The bigger screen is awesome, especially with all the functionality it really has. I just purchased a brand new tundra that’s fully loaded last monday. The bigger screen is awesome
@Jakester call me old but not a fan, turbo sounds like more work and issues, harder to work on it and the screen seems like a distraction till it stops working, then your screwed. Atleast if the 23 craps out you can replace it with an aftermarket unit. 23 has more than enough for me, I'm not racing to work so power is irrelevan.
Just bought one. Had a 2023 ranger XLT so was plusher than the Tacoma. Had to sell it to buy a house and new one was a 100 more a month😂 so I went with Tacoma. I like the v6 non turbo. Ford has not had a great track record with V4 turbos. So I do believe the Toyota will last longer
Can we all take a moment to appreciate the amount of effort put into these videos!
Thank you, Ryan! We appreciate your long time viewership!
I've had mine for almost 2 months! I'm glad I got the v6 before they are gone!
I already installed some mods.
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Anyone that owns the Tacoma 3rd gen you need to get the OTT tune $450 changes the whole truck all the gear hunting issues everyone cries about is totally gone + truck is so much smoother the engine sounds better it's amazing I drive a manual transmission after the tune the transmissions even easier to shift I have no idea why maybe because the engine just runs so darn good & smooth! Doesn't void the warranty if you have issues with your truck being sluggish which you probably should because it's a 🐢💨 this makes it feel so much better ALL THE WAY AROUND! Gain of 20+tq & 15+hp your welcome Tacoma Family
I just got mine last week, exactly like this one minus the chrome rear bumper caps. Love it! Even stock it's great. Already have a list of all the mods I'll be doing to this beast, can't wait!
Congrats on your new Tacoma!
Mine is suppose to be here by the end of April. Same as this one. I'm always doubting my choice now with the Colorado coming out. I really love the reliability and resale value of the Tacoma though. Plus the aftermarket is endless
@Bored Panduh you don't want a turbo 4. Going to be unreliable.
@@ryanlavallee3239 at least for the first two years for sure. I'll never buy the first year of a new gen again. I did it once and it was miserable.
@@no_lft_shft it's the same engine in the Sierra. Buddy has it and it's at 100k kms and the turbo already sounds like its at the end of its life.
Own a 2023 Tacoma Trd pro. Best vehicle I have ever owned, period. The truck is very powerful and great on gas too.
Thought long n hard n pulled the trigger on a 2023 TRD off Road premium really ❤️it Got the Metallic gray
Nice to see a fun thumbnail ! I wouldn't buy a track but if I know you guys are gonna be enthusiastic I will watch lol
Glad you like the updated thumbnail and video 😁
I just received my ETA for my Tacoma for mid-July 2023. I chose the SR with the 3.5 L V6 and full sized bed. I ordered it back in February. I know it’s a sign of the times, but 5 months for delivery is standard now.
Thats SR5 sir, SR does not come with V6
@@aknadiri2520 received my SR in August 2023. If that’s so, somebody must have accidentally slipped another two cylinders in it. Don’t know if it’s a Toyota Canada thing, but it is a baseline SR and it has a V6 3.5 litre engine. I know that models vary from country to country.
Pick up my TRD OFF-ROAD last month , brand new 2023 with 13 miles. Silver.
MODs I have done
All leather seat covers
5% tint
WeatherTech window visors
Blackchrome exhaust tip.
TRD pro Grille 🎉
Congrats! Great spec!
The leather on the limited is SO nice.
If you buy one of these, get it tuned immediately you won’t regret it
Yeah I put them leather seats on that truck , how my roll overs
Where can I get it tuned ?
Everyone’s got an opinion on the Tacoma - it’s sort of a divided truck. Either it’s loved or it’s hated. I agree that the refresh is needed, and I hope that more power and torque will be added since that’s what the customers want, however I think that Toyota did a good job back in 2015/16 designing this vehicle. It still looks modern enough 7 years later. I have a 2nd gen Tacoma so I’m pretty disconnected to all the conversations and arguments over the 3rd gen. Personally I don’t think anything will ever replace the simplicity of the first two generations and wouldn’t give up my old-school 2nd gen for anything else. I like Toyotas however I also love stuff built by a bunch of other brands. I like older designs, however I know that most people want progress, and they hopefully will get it next year.
Toyota fanboy here, and I am not interested in 4cyl turbo hybrids. That is all lol
@@thomastarver498 Yeah that’s fair. We’ll see if they’re any good after a few years of the new model bring out. Won’t make me go out an buy a new truck if they are good, but I’d be impressed.
Great comprehensive review. Thank you so much.
Glad you liked it! Thanks
Another great informative video Drew and Mason! I still prefer this 3rd generation of Tacoma. I still would prefer the SR or SR5 2.7 liter 4 cylinder version of this pickup truck! Just because that would best fit my particular needs. I appreciate you both and your quality videos as always! Have a great week ahead! Always with full respect! Mark in Iowa.
Thanks, Mark!
Why they wearing my sister's yoga jeans?
Thanks for the review, I love my 3rd gen, they are extremely capable in off road, and also extremely durable and reliable, I have TOO many reservations on the gen 4, for the longevity…anytime you put a small motor, then try to wring n squeeze every ounce of power out of it with a turbo???? No, just ASKING for drivetrain problems..either engine, transmission, or turbo…the weakest link will fail…not a recipe for 3-400,000 trouble free miles..but..it’s Toyota..so..time will be the test..even the gen 4 fit the 1st 5 years, were ironing out the wrinkles…
I’d love to have a new Tacoma, but can’t afford it, so I settled for a 2009 🤣 and I love it! I’ve wanted a Tacoma since I was old enough to drive. Great trucks
Just bought a 2023 Tacoma TRD Off Road 2WD since I pull a travel trailer.
Great video! Thank you!
Awesome review
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks
I love tacomas. Keep up the good work.
Me three🗿
I like it! It’s very nice! I can’t wait to see the new model next year
I will never understand the black out emblems and styling but stil has a chrome bumper. I blacked that out in the first week !
Great video, the Tacoma is in need of an interior refresh for sure.
Thanks!
I better hurry up & buy this truck now guys.
I’m still for mine. Its been 2months already. As per my dealer last March 10 it was pulled by quality control check. Until now my dealer said he cannot tell when it will be releases. Any idea how long it will take for quality control check? Thanks
Fyi not a plastic liner in the 🛏️... Composite material very strong 👍👍 enjoy your 📽️ good info 🤙💯👌
How useful are those backseats tho if your driver is somewhat short around 5’9
Does the transmission still hunt for gears? Or did they finally fix that problem? I know my buddies 2019 Tacoma is horrible, it’s always gear hunting.
It definitely still has a tendency to hunt for gears
Everything im seeing it still does it
It can (and does) based on terrain. If it bothers you get a tune. For me personally I don't even notice it any longer. The truck has it's quirks, but for me and the 10's of thousands who buy them yearly the pros far outweigh them.
Another gem from toyota , a company mastering not only the "know-how" but also the "know-why" ..
no wonder they yearly sell a quarter of a million trucks in the US
Toyota and among other car, makes need to get it together would have an inventory for people. It’s ridiculous that you can’t even get what you want.
Got me a TRD Offroad Double Cab Long Bed. However I'm disappointed in the Payload. I thought a longer bed would have a higher Payload than the short bed. If I knew that going in I would have definitely gotten the shorter bed.
more overall vehicle weight is going to give you less payload capacity.. 🤣
that’s common sense
Fair assessment. However, if you're just taking loads from point A to point B, the DCLB has no problem carrying 1500lbs, despite what the manufacturer says.
I love my 23 Tacoma Off Road.
Yes, the transmission sucks. But it's honestly it's not slow. It's not fast, but not slow.
I've owned a Ford Taurus, Dodge Intrepid, Dodge Neon, Mercury Sable, GMC Sonoma, Nissan Versa, Ford Explorer, 3 Corollas, and a Toyota Camry. Only the Camry was SLIGHTLY quicker than my 2023 Tacoma Off Road.
Yall, add an exhaust, an intake and a tune and shell be a perfectly serviceable truck.
Why cant toyota fix the throttle lag and gear hunting issues if the after market can??
idk
I have a chance to get exactly what I paid for my 2020 Ranger as a trade to put towards a new Tacoma. Would anyone consider that a good deal? My Ranger is bigger and more powerful but I feel the Tacoma is better quality.
I hope you took the deal.
@@75cccroad Yes but I got a new Chevy Silverado 1500 custom instead. Slower ride but more torque, huge cab and 4 wheel drive so I’m happy.
@@cowpuddles4851 the new Silverados are nice. Congrats
@@75cccroad Thanks! I just hope it lasts…
@@cowpuddles4851 hard to depend on the GM powertrains to last even half as long as Toyota's, but if you're not in it for the long haul then I wouldn't be bothered by it.
Why doesn’t the black out package black out the front emblem too?
We wonder the same thing...
Like to see this trd off road compared to the colorado zr2 with a off road test review
Why is it so slow? And it seems like it accelerates lag or takes so long to get to faster speed ?
It's a TRUCK!
I wouldn't call it slow. You just need to drop the hammer. It'll move..trust me.
Knew what was coming in 24 and opted for the 23 limited; besides 4wd and a few more features, could not justify the increase for 24. give it a cpl years to work out bugs and 4cl turbo will be fine. the taco, at any level, will outlast any garbage being thrown together by gm or ford. you can ID the old critics when they can only cite rust issues that went away in the 80s.
The bed is Not plastic, it’s a composition, the Off Road tires are Mylar . You’re missing some important details
Great truck. Fact… Lots of torque! Pulls better than a ZR2 and will last so much longer. Looks so much better than the competition. 👍
Meh. Less power, not as comfy seats, less back seat space, worse mpg. They've built a name when they were the boss of midsized. And now they rely on people to overlook everything and keep repeating "reliable" without improving and watching everyone pass them up. Enjoy your outdated Taco. Built in Mexico.
Will definitely last longer, that's for sure
Edit: Disregard
@Chris longevity and reliability depends much on the driver. Especially as the quality has noticeably dipped since production was moved to Mexico.
@@elche1976 They've been building 50% of Tacomas in Mexico since 2004. The other 50% were made in Texas. Either way, most were made by Mexicans and both plants were overseen by Toyota.
Quality has not gone down since all production went to Baja in Mexico.
Edit: since I've taken ownership of my Tacoma, it's been a disaster
@@User-q6x3b go look at Toyotas own self reporting. Because it disagrees with your opinion. I'm not hating, I own a Toyota. But I don't disregard data for feelings.
That Gloomy Grey and Death Black interior has been shoved down everyone’s throats from every automaker since 1990. It Old and Outdated. The ALL NEW 24 models have the same Fugly 1990 interior colors as well.
I’m having my Death Black Leather interior changed to TRD red Leather from Katzkin.
I love toyota but it's 2023 and led headlights don't come standard across all models? Like wow.
I hate led . The stock halogen are perfect to me . I hate the white looking like . Or blue looking light
Just read Tacoma's 7th out of 7 in reliability among midsize
Lol!!!!! Yeah right!
From where?
@@tboe-cr8pz go look it up
@@MattCC16Gaming I think it was motorbiscuit or something close to that....rankings are debatable, but that's what they had
Strange…
I want this truckkkk the 2024 is too much imo
I love my Tacoma but the remote start is such a pain in the ass with it. It requires perfect timing, such a pain lol.
What do you mean by perfect timing? What about the distance for remote start?
2023 Toyota Tacoma TRD 4X4 OFF-ROAD Package Crew Cab 4X4!
Me gusta toyota tacoma para Albita
It’s not a bed liner. It’s the bed.
Unless you are seeing metal, the bed has a liner in it. Tacoma has long come with a plastic one as standard
Get a manual. The automatic transmission is trash. And no power.I had a 2021 for 2 years. Reliable but hated driving it. I traded it for a Nissan Titan XD and the Titan is great
Junk. Sorry man. Bad choice.
Good content and style but please clean your lens!
Does anyone own a 2017 toyota tacoma? I wanted to get one because they're around the price range I want for a use one. It's just that when I looked up some information that year had 5 recalls with 3 being related to the engine stalling. Like if it's resolved there won't be problems later on right?
I’ve heard 2016 through 18 are not as reliable. Go older or newer.
@@jeffthomas6105I’ve had my 2016 TRD Sport 4x4 long bed for 7 years now, absolutely no problems. I would love to have the 2023 long bed with the last of the v-6’s in the Luna Rock color.It’s my third Tacoma and the only one i would want.
Im from Sweden and i was talking to a friend from Michigan and he owned one of these.
I wanted to testdrive it, but it doesn´t seem to exist in Sweden at all.
Is the Tacoma US only, and/or banned in EU due to for example emissions or missing equipment perhaps?
Great video, thanks =)
Toooo bad u didnt buy da long boi
Only midsize with DI/PI
Update: Ive had nothing but problems with my 23 Tacoma, and Toyota does nothing to help
What problems have you had?
@@User-q6x3b Aw wow that’s incredibly disappointing. I’m sorry you went through that!! I hope you didn’t take any loss. I had a horrible experience with my 23 tacoma. After purchasing it (which was way over priced) I kept hearing a popping noise near the front right suspension. I took it to Toyota care and they acted like I was insane for bringing in a brand new tacoma to have checked. They couldn’t replicate the noise at the time of course, so they did nothin. So hopefully it’s just a normal noise. BUT one of the guys stained my headliner pretty good with their greasy hands. So , I empathize and I think Toyota care isn’t all that great.
That interior is too dated. They should’ve given it a similar treatment to the Tundra.
❤I’m looking for a truck 🛻
And my Ridgeline
Ridgeline isn’t a truck
I had a 19 ridgeline. Trans went at 45k. My wife had a 19 passport with the "new" 9spd. Hers went at 54k. The transmissions are garbage and the timing belt at 100k for $1500 is bullshit, spare me.
Id get the Colorado ZR2 if i had to buy a tiny truck. This this has no torque
Taco has pretty much stayed the same. Need improvement on space, technology, mpg, engine power. Pass until refresh.
Won’t have all that torque when the cylinder deactivation or turbo breaks
Chevy trash ,HORRIBLE CHOICE FOR RELIABILITY
@@dawsongranger4940and that POS will break lol
I'll take the Ranger any day of the week
Hell no! Tiny direct injection 4 banger in a truck? Lol might as well get a lift kit on a Prius. I’ll take a naturally aspirated reliable V6 any day.
@@tboe-cr8pz more horsepower than any current v6
@@tboe-cr8pz should say MY, not any...they have more horsepower than my current v6...true, they MAY not be as reliable...no one knows yet
I did a plug and play ecu tune for my Tacoma and now it has 307 hp and 293 lb ft of torque on 87 octane
The ranger lost me with the tall box and the fan speed buttons. Have that in my fusion and I hate it. The back seat storage and folding was also bad. Felt to car like for me.
Tacoma is overrated and over priced. Maybe the next gen will be better but this current gen is dead last in the competition.
The 2023 colorado z71 was priced at 55k (can$) 23 pro4x 55k. Trd I bought was 50k. I don't know about over priced.
🥱
Most reliable ≠ The best
Ok then. What do you think k is the best? I personally think Toyota makes some of the best trucks
True, but prior to the Colorado redesign, pretty much every midsize truck was pretty old and low tech. So reliability plays a large role in the segment.
@@theshowmaster3836 It's subjective and I know it may be an unpopular opinion but I like the redesigned GM twins and the gladiator a bit more. I understand Toyota has a reputation for reliability but I personally value technology and innovation a bit more. If the bare bones of your vehicle are a decade or so old my thought process is just buy a used one, it's essentially the same.
I understand your opinion and respect it. I also value technology and interior design over reliability. That’s why I haven’t bought a Tacoma. Too low tech for me. I apologize if I sounded condescending. The way you phrased your comment made it sound like you were one of those Chevy/Ford fanboys
@@theshowmaster3836 Nothing but respect for you brother. I didn't mean to come off like that. I don't value the opinions of anyone who blindly follows a brand just for the sake of it. When I purchase something as expensive as a vehicle I want it to be as balanced as possible. Decent reliability, modern tech, modern design, etc. Toyota slays it with hybrid tech and reliability but I just can't justify buying a Tacoma or 4runner with their current age.
the new Tacos are garbage thus far, lots of snapped joints on the 4wd, and they look like boxcars. The 23 Tacos are going up in Value LOL
I don’t know how people drive Tacoma man tbh
I just test drove one today It was horrible
If toyota introduces a tacoma wiith 240hp and 163 torgue as a hybrid 🤡🤡🤡🤡 , I am changing the fucking brand to something more fucking powerful , techy brand
I don’t like pick up trucks. I got a big old dumpy and my plump cheeks like a good suspension! My man better drive a Bimmer!!!!
Just find the biggest douchbag at the bar and buy him a drink. Chances are he'll have a " bimmer"
Junk. Nissan blows these away