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2004 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Scottsdale, AZ, April 28, 2013 11:59Bought a brand new Tacoma dbl cab 4wd trd package in '04. This is my 6 Toyota PU covering a span of 35 years. Amazing. I have 140,000 miles. I get a clunk when the tranny downshifts to low, when coming to a stop. Dealer said that's normal; feels like a rear tranny mount. Small issue with the dome light; sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Front springs are a joke. Replaced the whole suspension (springs and shocks, with 3" lift) at 120,000 miles and it's like driving a brand new truck again! Toyota Amazingness!Flag ThisLike0
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1995 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Vancouver, WA, March 27, 2013 12:57I bought my 1995 Tacoma Xtra Cab 4wd, 5 speed in 1998 from private party. This is an amazingly dependable, tough-built, very high quality vehicle !! I have owned it 15 years now and it still drives great at 191k miles, looks great, original paint still gets lots of nice comments, many people have offered to buy it, though I never have thought of selling it. No secrets ..just regular wash and wax, regular oil and filters change (Valvoline Full Synthetic 5w-30 and Fram Xtra Guard filters for oil and air), NGK Platinum plugs. Also use Valvoline Full synthetic in trans and differential. Only weak spot is the front rotors have required turning several times, pads go 100k+, still no rust,no dents, only 1 tiny rock chip in original windshield. No squeaks, rattles, leaks. Superb vehicle ..been in love with this truck since day of purchase. It was designed,engineered, built, finished, and maintained right.Flag ThisLike0
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2001 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Houtzdale, PA, February 25, 2013 05:50I have owned this truck for 9 years and love it best truck I ever owned. At 300000 toyota put new frame under .now at 364000 idle problems I will fix. Ithink this truck is indestructible.Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2008 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Portland, OR, February 24, 2013 21:03Bought new. Rear tires blew first gravel road I took it on. Windshield shattered in the driveway, first snow fall. Vynel flaking off the dash, after 2 years. Breaks go almost to the floor since day one, and dealership does nothing to fix them. All you smell is fuel every time you start it. Transmission acting up right at 60,000; had to be fix. Biggest piece of crap I could have bought. NEVER EVER AGAIN.Flag ThisLike0
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1997 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Ellijay, GA, January 16, 2013 12:20I bought a new Tacoma STD cab 5 speed from the dealer in 1997, I now have 646k on this truck, never touched the engine, did put a bearing kit in the transmission at 489k. I always can depend on this truck.Flag ThisLike0
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2005 Toyota Tacomacraiger4233, Houston, TX, September 23, 2012 09:30Bought this vehicle new. I am religious about maintenance. I have less than 50,000 miles on it and have had unusual amount of repairs. I have replaced the a/c blower motor twice. The second set of O.E.M. brake pads had only 10,000 miles on them when backing came unglued from the pads on both sides of the vehicle at the same time. The rotors warped and had to be replaced. The a/c evaporator developed a pin hole leak and had to be replaced. The fresh air/recirculated air door servo motor had to be replaced. There is over spray on the one of the front fenders. The a/c blower motor switch resistor has had to be replaced. Drivers door window came off of track. The glove box shock absorber retainer tab is broken and is not replaceable without going to the extremes. And the air intake for the engine and the a/c evaporator (which is inside the cabin on the firewall) suck an abnormal amount of dirt and leaves. But other than that I love it. Oh! And the price for replacing a set of keys for it is right at $700.00 which is ridiculous.EnthusiastFlag ThisLike0
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1995 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Skagway, AK, September 11, 2012 10:21I bought this regular cab, 4-wheel drive, 4 liter 1995 Tacoma in '97 with 30,000 miles on it. I live in Alaska and it has been a real champ. In 2008, I replaced the original battery after it died on New Year's Eve in Fairbanks at minus 45. We dragged it ito the garage, warmed it up, jumped it and I made it back to Anchorage. It still has the original muffler. Granted the starter probably will be replaced for the second time this week, but I'm not complaining! I had a tune up with a local mechanic who used non-Toyota spark plugs and the dealer service manager took me to task for not using Toyota plugs, which in fact I think killed one cylinder, which now operates at 60 percent. People are always trying to buy it from me, but I swear I will replace the engine before I ever sell.Flag ThisLike0
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2002 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Oneida, TN, September 08, 2012 08:36I have a 02 Toyota Tacoma and I love it. This is my 3rd Tacoma, first was 97 I totaled it. Second was 03 and I traded it for 02 cause I wasn't to crazy about the color. Not had to many problems out of mine. The exhaust has rusted in two that I still haven't got fixed yet. Have had to replace 02 sensor, clean my mass air flow sensor and now I have a short in the headlight harness I have to fix now. Truck is 10 years old with over 100,000 miles so I have def. got my money worth.Flag ThisLike0
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2003 Toyota TacomaBrosRyan, Ocean View, DE, June 17, 2012 11:56Since new in '03 I've put 93K. Took it to the dealer after 5 yrs of cautious avoidance. They said an "open recall for frame corrosion" would get me a free undercoating. The check engine lamp has been on ever since = code P-042 "OS2 sensor bank one". Found to be sending 100% properly. That poor guy in Arizona : If it aint (isn't) broke DONT FIX IT ! I live in fear of having to buy anything or trust anyone now...What a drag. ~ JDRookieFlag ThisLike0
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2000 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Daytona Beach, FL, February 29, 2012 17:50Bought this 2000 new with the 2.7L (PreRunner w/auto). Great truck! Has 140000 now. Just replaced the starter due to it not wanting to start after sitting for a day or two (would start after a few turns and clicks of the key). This truck has been used for short and long distant driving. It has hauled just about everything from appliances, rocks, lumber and so on. Believe it or not, with the tail gate down and easy driving, I average at 30mpg highway and 26 city. The way to do it is "preventive maintenance."Flag ThisLike0
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1996 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Chicago, IL, February 12, 2012 10:571996 4WD bought this truck with 2k miles in 96' when I was 18 just out on my own from high school. Dealership that sells Chevy and RV's got it as a trade in from a guy who wanted to haul his tow-behind RV with it. It didn't have quite enough balls to do the job, so he traded them both for a Bus RV. Almost 16 years and 245k miles later this truck is still looking good and running strong. No truck payment since 2000 and maybe $1500 in non-scheduled maintenance since then. Rough Chicago winters, Chicago potholes and Chicago cab drivers can't kill it. If some people on here got a lemon, I got the opposite end of the spectrum. It's like the Terminator of pick-ups. I swear, if i put this truck in a car crusher, the cube would un-crumple itself and start on the first key turn. I replaced the starter in 2009 and the exhaust from the catalytic back in 2010. Other than that, all major components are factory. I will admit, it's a little puny compared to American trucks and even the new Tacoma's. If you see one used buy it, you will get your money's worth.Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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1995 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Santa Maria, CA, February 01, 2012 00:47Bought this truck used in 2006 with 92,000 miles. Has the 3.4 and is 4x4. Been the best truck I've ever owned. Had the head gasket blow 2 weeks ago at 198,000 miles thanks to the crappy design of toyota and not honoring the recall issue. All replaced and done my self and back on the road. Other than have had no problems at all. Best part is pulling out the big trucks when they get stuck. HAHA! To bad toyota quit making the 3.4. It blows away the newer trucks!!Flag ThisLike0
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2003 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Long Beach, CA, September 19, 2011 09:51Gas mileage sucks! Stock 17.5 mpg hwy I added K/N filter and cold intake with minor difficulty for a whopping 20mpg! My friends have Dodge diesel 4x4s that get 21. Front wheel wells on this model have openings that collect leaves and has to be cleaned regularly to prevent rust. Paint job chips, scratches and stains very easily. I keep teflon wax on it but the paint is bad. A/C is only fair and I have had it checked by pros. Stock brakes sucked (dealer did them twice before 30k) so I went proactive and installed drilled and slotted front discs along with ceramic pads to great effect! Electronic tranny button is worthless, nobody can figure out what its use or need is. Complained to the factory about these problems and they told me I was the only person to do so. Was told by the dealer that only auto trans was avail in my model. My next truck will be a manual even if I have to buy used. Door lights would be great as my friends tell me they cannot see my open doors at night. Other than that it is a great truck and I expect to have it for at least 5 more years before I move up to a cab over for camping.Flag ThisLike | 3 people like this3
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2003 Toyota Tacomaelloco, Benson, AZ, September 09, 2011 07:34The problem with my 2003 Toyota Tacoma misfiring after a preventative maintenance timing belt replacement was solved. It turned out to be a broken/missing sensor tooth on the crankshaft position-timing belt wheel. How it happened?...don't know, probably done on belt removal or installation. The P/U has been running fine since bought new in 2003 and 97000 miles on the odometer. The ignigter and ECM were ok as were the coils. Very nice, dependable truck and the A/C works fine , even here in hot, dry Arizona.
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2008 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Meadowview, VA, September 06, 2011 16:41bought my 1st toyota pickup 5 yrs ago loved the truck took alot 2 get her running paid $2000 for it had sum major issues for a 91 took it to the toyota place and they told me theyd give me $3500 for it on a new 08 tacoma so i did it shure glad i did ive got 60,000 miles on her now getn 28mpg compaired to the 15mpg on the 91 . been upgradeing this 1 since i got it afe cold air intake,tornado,fuel miser,dual catback exhaust,bed cover,,side steps. soon to come body armor front bumper and a chip from gforce.im going to drive this truck till theres nothing left then fix it and drive some moreFlag ThisLike0
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2003 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Benson, AZ, September 02, 2011 17:15At 97000 miles I took the P/U to a local garage to have timing belt and all other belts replaced as preventative maintenance. The mechanical part went well but the engine was missing when started. Diagnosis resulted in that coil for cyls 1-4 was not firing. Test showed that signal from the ignighter on fired once, the other two coils fired ok. Subtitution with a known good igniter resulted in the same misfire. That leave the EMC in question. The p/u was running perfect when it entered the garage. The head head mechanic and help are all scratching their heads and I'm without a P/u. Sounds to me as rule #1...disconnect the battery ground when doing work on the engine was not done. What say you?Flag ThisLike | 2 people like this2
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2006 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Koshkonong, MO, August 28, 2011 12:32bought an o6 4x4 in 2008 had 26000 miles on it I have replaced rearend U joints condensor wheelbearing need to replace balljoint leafsprings on driver side which are broken and needs torque convertor. The truck now has 130000.This is my 2nd taco and the first one didnt give me any problem.I am really dissapointed in my truck.To bad they wont let you keep them for a 2 month test drive!Flag ThisLike0
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2002 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Newfoundland, PA, July 11, 2011 09:38Its an OK truck. This is my 2nd Tacoma (1st was a '98, Toyota bought back due to severe frame rot). Had the frame replaced on this 1, took over 3 months to complete (in the middle of winter of course!) Replace timimg belt, water pump and trans-axle seals at same time. Rear brakes need a major repair ($1200) due to what sounds like a design flaw. Check engine light is always on, needs O2 sensor, same as my old one. Now the heat is stuck on in the middle of summer. What next? This will be my last Toyota, unless Toyota can figure out how to make a truck last like they used to!Flag ThisLike0
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2007 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Valdosta, GA, June 20, 2011 11:33Good truck over all. Just bad on gas milage. And I have the 4 cyl.Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2004 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Langley, OK, May 04, 2011 15:10Having problems with the accelerator. Has full gas pedal sometimes, other times I have to push it down half way to get any response from the engine. Had the codes checked, nothing showed up.Flag ThisLike0
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1997 Toyota Tacomastunnod, North Jackson, OH, March 26, 2011 05:57Bought new one in 1997 V-6 Automatic 4WD. Owned it for 12 years Replaced tires, front brakes, and battery. Did recommended maintenance. 2 years ago Toyota made me an offer I couldn't refuse on rusted frame recall ! Big mistake! MISS THIS TRUCK DAILY! This was the finest , most reliable vehicle I have ever owned.!! Been looking for another ever since ! Someone help!!RookieFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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1998 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Carrollton, TX, March 25, 2011 10:19I have owned this 4wd 2.7L truck from new. It has 237000 miles and I have only replaced the belts once. I will drive this until it dies....Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2007 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Long Beach, CA, February 23, 2011 23:26great truck to drive. not good in gasFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2000 Toyota TacomaStoneyHubers, Tacoma, WA, February 03, 2011 06:28I love my truck. 2.7L 4wd Manual Trans. The only problems I have encountered were saggy rear leafs after about 150k and a catalytic converter that had to be replaced at around 125K. Other than that I dare any other truck to go where this truck goes STOCK! The sag in the suspension was totally due to my use of the truck. I use my truck as a 1 ton when it is clearly not. Also I do tend to take this puppy off the road at just about every turn off.EnthusiastFlag ThisLike0
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2005 Toyota TacomaRJORDAN60, Houston, TX, January 01, 2011 10:29BOUGHT USED WITH 69,000 MILES .. GREAT TRUCKEnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2001 Toyota TacomaVisitor, San Antonio, TX, December 03, 2010 09:54I bought my truck used with 87k miles and am now up to 145k, haven't had any problems. I use it for city commute as well as road trips (longest being 4500 miles in 6 days) without any significant complaints. One minor annoyance is the driver side door lock which gets stuck in the locked position occasionally. By far the most reliable and durable vehicle I have ever owned.Flag ThisLike0
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2003 Toyota Tacomaraceoffroader, Aurora, CO, December 02, 2010 12:56Reliable TOYOTA!!EnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 2 people like this2
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2006 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Newburyport, MA, December 02, 2010 12:29I see others had a problem with the air conditioner. At 65K miles, my compressor went. $2400 to fix it. My guess is that this is a common problem and I'd like to see Toyota step up. This is my third Toyota and first major problem. Other than that, it has been excellent purchase but the "bullet proof reputation for reliability" mentioned in advertisements is suspect at this point!Flag ThisLike | 3 people like this3
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2005 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Worcester, MA, November 24, 2010 17:07Original owner,73,000 miles: Body and interier look great. Under carrige frame is good but gas tank plate is like swiss cheese.(poor metal)Brakes,Drive Train and electrical have been good.2.4L engine seems a little under powered on highway- small wrap noise upon start-up at times. Exaust-Emissions: Had to replace oxegyn sensor about 10,000 miles ago. Muffler is rotted out and also mid way gasket.Heat and AC have been fine. I have 1 leaf spring that broke with no exsess loads. Front end has been good. Over all not to bad....I expected better!Flag ThisLike0
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2005 Toyota Tacomaphx1251, Phoenix, AZ, September 12, 2010 20:01This has been the best vehicle I have ever owned. Completely reliable! Im creeping up on 100,000 miles and have had no problems!RookieFlag ThisLike0
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1998 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Dudley, NC, September 09, 2010 14:48I bought this about 11 years from a dealer in Texas. It had 35,000 miles when I bought it and now it has 348,000 miles. That's right. I love this truck!!! My wife and kids always ask when I'm going to buy a "big" truck. I just say "when the wheels fall off from driving it." I might start thinking about it when I get 500,000 miles on it. I keep all the normal maintenance up on it - oil, tires, spark plug wires, spark plugs, shocks, brakes, etc. It's been a great truck. I hit a deer a few years ago. I thought the insurance was going to total it, so I started looking and found another 1998 Tacoma that I was ready to buy. I didn't have to. Just wanted to share some good news about these very reliable trucks.Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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1999 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Murfreesboro, TN, August 03, 2010 10:28This has been an outstanding truck ! Purchased new in 99,..Love it never any problemsFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2005 Toyota Tacomaweiserman74, Liverpool, NY, July 23, 2010 18:08Overall great truck. Blows other 4WD's out of the water in the snow. Excellent power and performance. Looks great and has plenty of room. However, I have had some problems with the power steering (had a corroded line and now a bad pump). Brakes seem like they were a bad rotor/pad combo out of the factory. Lastly, I feel the shocks are cheap and should be the first upgrade to the vehicle.RookieFlag ThisLike0
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2004 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Marshfield, MA, July 20, 2010 09:42@33K on a 2004 the check engine light came on. This caused me to look at the air filter that was packed with maple seeds by a chipmunk. Cleaned it all up and and reset the computer & still have CEL. Took it to the dealer and for $96 was told the rear O2 sensor was NG. Replaced it with a $56 Denso. Now the AC cannot overcome a 95 outside temp. 85 yes 95 no this will be my next automotive project. RWCDFlag ThisLike0
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2006 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Manlius, NY, July 09, 2010 15:1840,000 miles with only 3 short seasons of air conditioning and the air conditioner no longer works. Cost $200 at Toyota to tell me this. Then another $2,800 to repair!!Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2001 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Spring Valley, CA, June 17, 2010 23:29Good truck for the price. The only problems I've ever had were: about 2 years into ownership, the paint on the front bumper started to peel right off. Obviously a factory defect - poor paint adhesion and not covered under warranty. That sucked. Bumper replaced at $395. Also at 115k miles the famous "check engine" light came on. Never had that happen before - ever on any of my Toyotas, (this was my third.) Turns out that this year they had bad air/fuel ratio sensors and that cost me almost $500. So much for the extended emissions warranty for 100K miles huh?Flag ThisLike0
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2006 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Wesley Chapel, FL, June 15, 2010 15:24This has been an outstanding truck for the most part. I have had some very minor issues. I had one with the air conditioning, one with the paint, one with a amber parking / drive light. I presently have just under 60,000 miles on it and still have the original everything except for the windshield wipers. I get just over 20 MPG combined driving with the V-6 engine. I have towed a 4500# travel trailer roundtrip to Alaska and round-trip to Pernnsylvania and backFlag ThisLike0
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2005 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Montgomery, LA, May 30, 2010 19:10great truck for the priceFlag ThisLike0
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2002 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Las Vegas, NV, May 13, 2010 16:35My check engine light just came on as I'm about to sell my truck for top dollar being that it is in great shape. Does this usually indicate a expensive repair or a easy fix.Flag ThisLike0
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1998 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Gulfport, MS, April 22, 2010 08:50This has been a great truck with very little problems other than usual wear & tear. I have over 206,000 miles. The ride is stiff but it is a Pre-runner on a 4 wd chassis. the seats are uncomfortable for drives over an hour. The engine is a little underpowered for a 4 cylinder. Great gas milage with a/c on. Avg. 22mpg on hwy. Transmission will jump into neutral if if floor it on take off. Never have changed the timing chain. Change oil between 7500-10000 miles, using Castrol Synethic. Overall a great truck.Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2000 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Denver, CO, April 20, 2010 17:09I LOVE THIS TRUCK! I bought mine 2 yrs ago with 90k on it, and it is still seems new! i've put about 50k on it so far, driving across the country at least 3 times! the stereo wiring is tempermental, but i think that was done at home by the previous owner. it has a supercharger in it, and is SO FUN!Flag ThisLike0
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2002 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Denver, CO, April 14, 2010 21:17Purchased new in 02. Replaced timing belt at 120,000 miles, replaced auto tran just short of 100,000. Very reliable, never had any real problems until today. Runaway accelerator problem blew my mind. NOT a stuck brake pedal. Got towed to a Toyota specialist for inspection....not a dealership. Will see what happens. The outcome may change my opinion of Toyota quality. Kinda of weird that it happened out of the blue but you should have seen the RPMs!Flag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2010 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Carnation, WA, April 14, 2010 15:01Third Tacoma... I have never had a more reliable vehicle...Flag ThisLike0
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2005 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Coraopolis, PA, April 13, 2010 17:0165000 no problemsFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2004 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Concrete, WA, April 04, 2010 14:20Best Truck Ever..Love it never any problemsFlag ThisLike0
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2002 Toyota TacomaVisitor, Tacoma, WA, April 01, 2010 20:59Great truck so far. I'm still waiting for the "runaway engine syndrome" to kick in...Flag ThisLike0
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1999 Toyota Tacomawllinc, Hialeah, FL, February 14, 2010 10:42Own this truck sense 2000. Has not broke down. Drives well, beside the check engine light does not turn off. Brake great. Paint still good.EnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 2 people like this2
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2009 Toyota TacomaSB Automotive, Downey, CA, August 26, 2009 01:102009 TRUCK OF THE YEAR. FUEL EFFICIENT. AFFORDABLE. GREAT QUALITY FOR REASONABLE PRICE!
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2006 Toyota TacomaBilly Z, Las Vegas, NV, April 15, 2009 11:07Great truck. Never had a problem.EnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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1999 Toyota TacomaPoleMD, Glen Burnie, MD, April 14, 2009 08:27My 1999 Tacoma is still the best looking truck wherever I park it. Its 2.7 liter, 4-cylinder engine, with manual transmission, delivers robust high and low-end performance. And, in 4WD, it's sure footed in rain and snow. Having to manually lock the front end to go into 4WD is a minor inconvenience. Its only maintenance has been what Toyota recommends.EnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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1997 Toyota Tacomabertrum, San Francisco, CA, February 18, 2009 21:44I have a 1997 Tacoma with over 260,000 miles and is still running strong. The engine (3.4L) is big enough to handle a fully loaded 12' trailer or small boat and on the highway, I', getting about 22 miles to the gallon. No complaints, great truck with minimal mechanical issues!EnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 2 people like this2
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1996 Toyota TacomaBusta, Oakland, CA, January 18, 2009 12:55Since day 1 my Tacoma has been a work truck. I fitted a rack on the roof, a camper shell, wench, etc and have used this truck day in and day out for hauling. The engine is still pulling strong with over 176k miles on it. The clutch is going but it's held up until now. The suspension squeaks but I have the original shocks. I'll probably drive this Tacoma until it has 200k miles on it then get myself another. Definitely recommend Toyota trucks!EnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2003 Toyota Tacomahighexposure, New Paltz, NY, December 16, 2008 13:59I've had my 2003 Tacoma since it was new and I've put 112,000 miles on it. I set up the back like a little camper and drive it all over the states and it hasn't ever left me stranded. It struggles up hill sometime, so I wish it had more power, but otherwise it's great. I wish the seats were better, and I wish I could see the clock!
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1997 Toyota Tacomapatmannion, Capitola, CA, October 17, 2008 14:50I spent several months looking for a great deal on a Toyota Tacoma. These trucks have great resale value compared to Ford or Chevy. I got the 2.4 liter four cylinder, 5 speed, 2WD. With gas prices being a concern I routinely get 26 miles to the gallon. The truck has been exceptionally reliable. I would certainly recommend Toyota trucks. I would strongly recommend the extra cab, it is so handy to have somewhere to safely store your belongings without leaving them in the bed of your truck. The only real criticism I have is the engine is a little under powered (but fine for my purposes), and the turning radius is awful. I have 162,000 trouble free miles. The 4 cylinder engine uses a timing chain resulting in low over all maintenance costs. I’ve driven the 4WD and unless you need 4WD the ride is a little rough for my liking.EnthusiastFlag ThisLike | 1 person likes this1
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2000 Toyota TacomaMapk, Fullerton, CA, October 13, 2008 20:51This truck has been great! I bought it used with 8k miles and never had any problems. The interior is a bit tight, but it's high quality all around. Highly recommended. If you don't need a diesel engine, I can't imagine buying anything other than a Japanese truck. They're the best!EnthusiastFlag ThisLike0
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2001 Toyota Tacomardude135, Alameda, CA, October 07, 2008 16:17This Tacoma has been an exceptionally reliable truck. Comfortable and quiet inside (still after 100K), nice factory Toyota sound system. Consistent good gas mileage for a truck (24MPG). Manual trans started to make a whine noise around 90K, other than that this Tacoma has been absolutely flawless. Considering how I beat up the things I drive this truck has taken it and asked for more. Great job Toyota! I would certainly purchase another one.JourneymanFlag ThisLike0