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Idk I loved my Tacoma for camping and getting down narrows trails to get to good hunting spots my f150 could never not to mention the gas savings when ur driving 8-12hrs to get a cabin easily save $50-$100 bucks vs the 5.0 f150 it’s not much but it adds up! I love the Tacoma because it’s basic, reliable and MANOEUVRABLE

I am retired & bought a new 2022 Off Road TRD V6 w/MT several years ago. Mainly use for camping trips pulling a small utility style camper that weighs only 2500 lbs loaded. Live in Tampa & camp in Northern GA & NC. Pulling is no problem up & down & thru the hills. Installed high quality air bags due to rear weak leaf springs at the start. Have other vehicles I use for short trips around town. Love the Tacoma and the ride is very smooth & comfortable on long trips. Plenty of power for what it is used for. Over 2 years old with only 11K miles. Plan to keep.

It's a midsize truck though if you're looking to tow heavy often, then you need to go with a full size truck. If you're wanting something with a lot of get up and go, then you probably need to go with one of the trucks now that have turbos on them but your sacrificing longevity for those types of vehicles.

Hello! What is the funnest vehicle you’ve driven and what’s the funnest car you’ve owned? ✌️😊

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Can you peel out in that thing? My front wheel drive Accord could

U look like a Tesla guy

Ur driving 2 rough and down shifting at 45-50 mph I got the same truck it’s operator error I got same shifting issue u just hold the clutch and press the gas quick and let the clutch out

I bought Toyo open country 265/75r16. 1" larger, for my 21 army green trd off-road with a manual. No rubbing. Snow rated. Dropped the mileage slightly.

I installed Borla stainless steel exhaust on my 21 tacoma. Sounds good.

I eliminated the clutch accumulator Napa coupler 10-1.0mm part # 641-5027 and 1ft brake line 10- 1.0 mm. Clutch grab is perfect.

I have the same army green tacoma 4wd with 6-speed manual built 9/21. Love it! I have changed out all fluids at 30k, seat jackers, bed mat.

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Never happens in north jersey, salt and dirt sighh. Cant wait to move to country

OTT massively improved the automatic for me.

Meanwhile I brought a wj 4 years ago ,absolutely brilliant.

Typical jeep stuff

Put a Toyota motor and transmission in it

Overall that thing is in amazin shape for the age

Living in a big city out here on the west coast of Canada, I have enjoyed doing this for over 30 years. I started with my 1992 Toyota 3.0L 4x4 extra-cab 5spd manual truck. Except we did it at 2am when the other morons were not on the road. Lots of fun until about 5-6am. Especially on weekends. It's hilly here making it more challenging. I still do it in my 2020 Tacoma. During the day I trust no one. Can't wait to get off the roads to get home from work when it's snowing. Too dangerous with lots of $hitheads and recent immigrants with real crappy driving skills.

You know your vehicle has no balls when you need to turn off traction control off and have snow to drift😂

Mid size trucks aren’t built for towing. You need a full size for that

My 2024 tacoma TRD off-road tows so much better then my 2018 tacoma it's like night and day that V-6 3.5 never had a enough torque the new 2024 tacoma has 317 foot pounds of torque at only 1700 rpms

drive the new tacoma, it is better drive. The new one is taking criticism for the 4 cylinder due to emission, but the new one drives better and has better power delivery. Every reviewer i watched said this

People expect too much out of these trucks. It's simply a reliable vehicle to get you to point A to point B. If you're looking more out of this, you will be disappointed and should get something else. I have been daily driving mine for 2 years as well, but mine is the automatic, I have zero complaints. They always get compared to full size trucks even though they're not. If you want a truck for towing, get a Cummins. Nobody buys a Tacoma to tow. People complained about the power in the 3rd gen, and then Toyota fixed the power with the 4th gen and people are still unhappy lol. There is another UA-camr who just posted his 3rd gen Tacoma with 400k miles, at the end of the day, that is what majority of Toyota buyers want. Something that will last forever.

My 2019 Tacoma experience was subpar. Many unscheduled maintenance visits. It was costing me money on repairs at 45K miles and was out of warranty. Last straw was a faulty A/C condenser and dealer noted timing cover and power steering rack leak. I fixed A/C but left the other leaks. Glad I dumped it. What an overhyped product. Never again.

I've watched countless videos on this truck as I've shortlisted it to buy with a manual; its nice to get a Canadian perspective. I've noticed a pattern from people who own and review this truck, they all seem to only own it because its a Toyota and it's reliable, not because its a good truck. It doesn't seem to do anything well, but does everything ok. You helped me decided that I won't buy it.