The Toyota Tacoma is one of the toughest trucks out there. GR Auto Gallery notes that the Tacoma first hit the market in 1995, and in 2002, the trucks received a spec update. With this changeover came a 3.4L V6 engine with 220 foot-pounds of torque and 190 horsepower. Edmunds adds that the Tacomas were built in three body configurations (Regular Cab, Xtracab, and Double Cab), with two-wheel and four-wheel drive options, as well as a PreRunner setup that offers the suspension of a four-wheel configuration on a 2WD model.
Toyota reports that the current (2023) model Tacomas sport a 278 horsepower, 265 foot-pounds of torque, 3.5L V6 engine. The trucks can be purchased with a 6-speed automatic or standard transmission, and deliver a max towing capacity of 6,800 pounds — and a maximum payload of 1,155 pounds.
The Tacoma has remained a workhorse throughout the years. With continuous new features and creature comforts added from the 2002 model onward, the trucks have offered drivers a luxurious throne to sit atop as they haul farming goods, sporting equipment, or simply cruise around town. The Tacoma is a staple in any conversation about reliable and sturdy Toyota trucks that can handle anything the road might throw its way.
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