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My local dealers have similar promotions running, just nothing for the new Tacoma, yet. I’m hoping that will change later this year, as inventory increases.

If you plan on keeping the 2024 hybrid for that long, don’t forget to factor in the cost of a battery replacement and hybrid powertrain components that can fail (i.e., added complexity) The reality is that folks who are willing to pay the premium to have a hybrid Tacoma are doing so for reasons...

I use those refillable Tomcat rat bait stations from Home Depot. They work pretty well. Oddly enough, my Home Depot doesn’t sell the refills, but I can pick up a bucket of them at Lowe’s (Tomcat Bait Chunx Pail). This is another reason I would like my truck to fit inside my garage.

I currently have AmFam and that’s how much they quoted me for a 2024 Tacoma TRD OR. I’m currently paying half that, but I’m also driving a 2014 Subaru Crosstrek. Obviously, a new Tacoma is going to cost more to insure, but I plan on shopping around as I get closer to purchasing my truck later...

This is exactly my line of thinking. With early production delays and the QC holds, dealership inventory near me is very low right now, especially if you want a TRD OR. I’m patient and will likely wait until the Fall, when inventory should be better and there might even be incentives for the...

That’s what I do now. I’m 5’11” and currently drive a 2014 CrossTrek, which is also a little tight behind the driver’s seat. About 95% of my driving is just me and maybe a front passenger. So, I’m not too concerned about the rear seat room in the new Tacoma, personally. I really want it to...

I had hoped the Limited could go faster than that, like at least 45 MPH.

That happens often with my Subaru’s head unit whenever the outside temperature is above 70°F. I haven’t figured out the cause yet, but hopefully yours is a one-time issue/fluke.

Reading some of the negative comments here, you’d think the OP had insulted their mother. Not sure why certain people on these forums take opinions of a vehicle so personally (unless they own a lot of Toyota stock). The OP was obviously attracted to the new Tacoma initially because he had put...

Well, time to go back to locking hubs. 🙃 I’m sure the Toyota engineers will determine why that component failed, as I wouldn’t call what I saw in their video “extreme conditions”. Hopefully it was a one-off defect and not going to become a massive recall.

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Welcome to the forums, Yimmy. It’s unfortunate your first post (and motivation to join) was to criticize another member for expressing his opinion. Why do you say none of his six reasons are really valid? You don’t even know what his situation is. Me personally, I haven’t lost interest in the...

I can speak to this as well. About five years ago, my Subaru began acting strange. At first, the digital odometer began showing weird symbols (e.g., like “-“ or “_|”), making it impossible to read. Then random dash lights would illuminate. I had even tried disconnecting the battery to reboot...

How is the nighttime image quality? Can you make out license plate numbers? How about in full daylight? Does Toyota list what type of sensor it uses? From my experience, most dashcam models perform poorly in low light conditions. At night, the reflection of your vehicle’s headlights tends to...

This is exactly the kind of deal I’m looking for. A TRD Off-Road with just the 14” display and heated seats. Hopefully in a few months I’ll find one in my preferred color (octane, ice cap, or blue crush). I live in Georgia, so unfortunately I have to contend with SET and their port-installed...

My previous vehicle was a Grand Cherokee that had dual-zone, but I kept them in sync most of the time. My current vehicle (which I’ve had for over 10 years now) is a Subaru that has single-zone. I don’t miss the dual-zone climate controls.

To each their own, but the 5’ bed double cab looks good to me. More importantly, the 6’ bed double cab will not fit in my garage. If I didn’t care about the latter, I’d probably just buy a full size truck for more rear seat leg room (and overall larger interior) and greater payload/towing.

We all know that Canadians don’t buy red vehicles. It’s not like that color is in their national flag or anything. ;)

You sound like me. I’m closely following the allocations for my local dealerships. I find it super frustrating that the Off-Road models all have crap I do not want, like predator steps (which seem like a liability off-road and offer little practical use), spray-on liner (which I despise), $130...

I’ve rented several vehicles with auto stop/start and although they offer a way to disable that feature, it does not persist and has to be done each time you start the vehicle. I’m sure that limitation is mandated by federal regulations, so the automakers have no choice. I realize not all...