Compare the Toyota Tacoma
2018 Toyota Tacoma
The Toyota Tacoma debuted in 1995, eventually making the jump from compact truck to mid-size entry – and has been a dominant mainstay ever since. With strong towing, resale value, and the reliability you're always depending on, over two decades of Tacoma experience continues to push the boundaries on trucks and may be the reason Kelly Blue Book writes:
"The Toyota Tacoma continues to be the best-selling midsize truck in the U.S. by a wide margin, thanks to a decades-long reputation as a capable and reliable truck that's as tough as nails."
With versatility and the history you're looking for, Edmunds.com notes "Typical advantages to a new or used Tacoma include a variety of body styles to choose from, useful off-road abilities, strong resale value and a better than average reputation for reliability." Maybe that's why they say "the Toyota Tacoma is a very capable pickup that's highly recommended for nearly all truck shoppers."
The Toyota Tacoma sports few competitors, and really – why wouldn't it? It gives people what they're looking for year after year, and that's why it's so many people's top choice. And with a recent redesign, it's improved on a proven success to make buyers feel even better about their selection.
Take a look at some of the head-to-head matchups with the competition below, and schedule a test drive or contact us today!
Toyota Tacoma vs. GMC Canyon
GMC's Canyon boasts a strong interior, similar fuel efficiency to its competitors, and similar towing to the best in the class. In also comes with a price that compares to the Tacoma and projects to cost about the same 5 years down the line.
But the Canyon's history of reliability fails to stand up to the Toyota Tacoma's, and the Tacoma boasts a better rollover crash test rating and handling, along with such features like power mirrors, a CD player, and steel wheels – at a typically-lower MSRP. And if you're looking for additional head/leg room, the Tacoma Double Cab gives you exactly what you're looking for.
Toyota Tacoma vs. Chevy Colorado
The Chevrolet Colorado features a refined interior, decent head and leg room, and can be equipped with some high-tech features. The Colorado also rates comparably to the Tacoma with fuel economy and cost to own 5 years later.
But the Colorado can't match the Tacoma on a few of the finer points, such as a better rollover crash test rating and for handling/turn radius. In addition, the Tacoma sports steel wheels and a CD player as standards to make the ride even better, and typically at a lower MSRP, too.
Toyota Tacoma vs. Nissan Frontier
The Nissan Frontier, much like the Tacoma, has a longstanding track record of reliable excellence. Both models boast well-deserved reputations for their owners, and each has many similar standard features. The Frontier is great for off-road conditions and solid towing.
However, the Frontier falters where the Tacoma shines, as Toyota offers better towing, lower projected 5-year cost to own, steel wheels, better rollover crash test rating, fuel efficiency, and handling, providing more bang for the buck in many important areas.
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