This is one of those truck questions that sounds easy until you ask three people and get five answers. One RV owner says a Tacoma should tow four-down with no trouble because it is a real truck. A parts shop says you can buy the brackets and go from there. A forum post says manual … Read more
This question trips up a lot of truck and RV owners because the Toyota Tacoma looks like it should be an easy flat-tow rig. It is a body-on-frame pickup. It comes in four-wheel-drive form. It has a tough, old-school truck feel. Put all that together and many people figure it should roll behind a motorhome … Read more
It is one of those questions that looks simple until you get three different answers in ten minutes. One RV owner says yes if it is four-wheel drive. A parts shop says maybe with the right gear. A dealer says it should be fine. Then the owner’s manual steps into the room like a cold … Read more
The Toyota Tacoma has a strong name for toughness, resale value, and everyday use, but gas mileage is where a lot of buyers pause and squint at the window sticker. They want a truck, but they do not want to feel like the fuel pump has them on a leash. That is a fair concern, … Read more
If you are shopping for a Toyota Tacoma, this is one of those simple questions that can get messy fast. Dealers throw around terms like 2WD, 4WD, and full-time four-wheel drive. Reviews toss in words like off-road, transfer case, and rear locker. Then someone says, “So is the Tacoma front-wheel drive?” and the room gets … Read more
It is a fair question, and a lot of truck shoppers ask it before they look at trim, color, or tow rating. Where a truck is put together can matter just as much as what sits under the hood. For some buyers, it is about jobs. For others, it is about pride, shipping distance, or … Read more
A Toyota Tacoma with an open bed is handy, but it can also feel like carrying your gear in a shopping cart with no roof. One hard rain, one dusty back road, or one night parked in the wrong lot can turn that open space into a headache. That is why so many Tacoma owners … Read more
A Toyota Tacoma without a bed cap is like a porch with no roof. It works, but the second rain rolls in, your gear pays the price. That is why so many Tacoma owners start looking at an A.R.E. camper shell. They want a dry bed, more security, and a truck that can handle work … Read more
For a lot of truck shoppers, the Toyota Tacoma has always felt like that old cast-iron skillet in the kitchen. It may get scuffed, it may get dirty, but it keeps coming back to work. That is why so many buyers walk into a dealer already half sold. They are not just buying a midsize … Read more
The short answer is no, not in stock form. A 2020 Toyota Tacoma is not a truck you should flat tow with all four wheels on the ground if you want to stay inside Toyota’s own guidance. That may feel a little frustrating because the Tacoma has the kind of look that makes people assume … Read more