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Ashley Kaye, after inheriting her childhood home and quitting her corporate healthcare job, embarked on a spontaneous three-year journey traveling over 20 countries in her customized Toyota Tacoma truck, emphasizing that life is too short to wait for the perfect moment to pursue your dreams.
A TikTok video by mechanic Johnny Pham showcases the impressive condition of a 2022 Toyota Tacoma's transmission fluid after 97,000 miles, highlighting its vibrant ruby red color, which indicates good maintenance and mostly freeway driving. Pham explains that transmission fluid color can reveal a lot about a vehicle's condition, with darker colors suggesting potential issues. The video sparked discussions among viewers about their own vehicle maintenance experiences.
Two people in a red Mini Cooper died on the lower deck of the Bay Bridge after being struck by a Toyota Tacoma when their car stalled in the No. 4 lane. Two others were hospitalized with major injuries. The crash led to lane closures and a Sig-Alert on eastbound Interstate 80, affecting traffic into Oakland. CHP advised drivers to safely exit their vehicles if possible during breakdowns, but to stay inside, keep seatbelts on, and call 911 if unable to do so.
The entry-level Toyota Tacoma SR trim with rear-wheel drive and the standard 2.7-liter four-cylinder engine is considered one of the coolest trucks under $30,000, offering practicality and reliability. While it may have some compromises, such as limited off-roading capabilities without 4x4, adding 4x4 and upgrading to the V6 engine can increase the price to $35,600. The standard features include a tough bed, infotainment screen, safety features, and two appearance packages for the SR5 model. The 2024 Tacoma will have a redesigned model with a hybrid engine and new trims, but until then, the 2023 Tacoma remains a popular and affordable option.
The 2023 Toyota Tacoma and 2023 Honda Ridgeline are different trucks, with the Tacoma being more rugged and the Ridgeline offering comfort. However, they share the achievement of being the only midsize trucks to increase their sales during the first half of 2023, with the Tacoma experiencing a 7.5% increase and the Ridgeline seeing a 38.6% increase. While the Tacoma outsells the Ridgeline by a large margin, the Ridgeline stands out as most other midsize trucks experienced a 20% decrease in sales. The Tacoma is known for its off-roading capabilities and affordability, while the Ridgeline offers a smoother performance and more passenger space.
The 2024 Toyota Tacoma has a massive air dam that redirects air around the front wheels, improving its aerodynamics and fuel economy. The air dam can be easily removed for off-roading and accessing recovery points. The Tacoma's chief engineer also explored the possibility of an automatically retracting spoiler but noted that there isn't enough room to tuck it away.
Toyota surprises with the new Xtra Cab variant of the 2024 Tacoma, which features just two seats and a six-foot bed, making it a more practical solution for hauling stuff instead of people. The Xtra Cab is available on the SR, SR5, and TRD PreRunner trims, and comes with a nifty parcel shelf in place of a rear bench and lockable dry storage. It's the answer for folks who need a truck but don't want a huge hunk of metal they can't park anywhere.
Toyota has revealed the 2024 Tacoma, which includes a hybrid powertrain and a new Trailhunter off-road trim. The Tacoma offers four different engine outputs, including a turbocharged 2.4-liter four-cylinder and an optional hybrid engine that produces 326 hp and 465 lb-ft of torque. The Tacoma also features a tougher aesthetic and advanced trailering features, as well as a new Trailhunter trim designed for overlanding enthusiasts. The Tacoma is set to go on sale later in 2023, with pricing to be announced closer to the on-sale date.
Toyota is set to launch the fourth-generation 2024 Toyota Tacoma, which has been a popular choice for Americans for almost 30 years due to its reliability, value, and off-road capabilities. However, the new model is expected to be more expensive due to the brand's reputation and rising car prices. While the Tacoma has been a reliable and affordable option for those looking for a small, simple, and cheap truck, the new model may not fill that space anymore. Nonetheless, Toyota is known for its fine-plus products, and the new Tacoma is expected to be reliable and of high quality.