Toyota Tacoma 2012 Review- Interior - Exterior-images

2012 Toyota Tacoma

Toyota Tacoma to help maintain the top position in kelasnya.Tacoma will be updated styling inside and out, plus a few new high-tech entertainment features.

Reputation for solid build quality and excellent reliability are also putting a lot of Tacoma is equivalent to a full-size competitors. For 2012, Tacoma was also seen in the arena to take the lead in electronic cars, Toyota Entune add new services to the list of options. This includes Bluetooth phone and audio connectivity, HD radio, satellite radio, text / e-mail reading, and iHeartRadio Pandora streaming, and real-time traffic info (among others). If all that was not enough, the price tag significantly lower than those big trucks have helped seal the deal.

The 2012 Toyota Tacoma is also better than some competitors left in the middle segment of the pickup. Honda Ridgeline is an interesting choice of cleverly designed for personal use, but do not have a lot of pick-up burliness buyers demand. Ford and Dodge had withdrawn from the entry segment and the GM was so underwhelming at the time they might as well head for the exit as well. That leaves the Nissan Frontier because the only serious competition Tacoma. Frontier is equally capable trucks and muscular-looking, but the interior is not as extensive or subtle. Add all of them and Toyota Tacoma pick-up is one of quite a few interesting media to give either the name of downsizing.

Test driver said that the X-Runner trim, Tacoma is by far the sportiest compact pickup truck. When equipped with the TRD off-road package, is very capable when taken off-road, and on-road handling is not bad. But the review such as brakes, which feel soft and mushy, and they universally pan a small jump seat behind the Access Cab.

Buyers who do not plan to haul heavy loads or towing and try to save money out the door will find a 2.7-liter four-cylinder option is acceptable. However, it's not particularly fuel efficient than the V6 brawnier, which is the better choice for both work and play thanks to an abundance of low-range attraction. We think it's definitely worth the extra money.