Taco comes in fourth....WTF

If y’all look on CarGurus, there’s a surprising number of used 2020 Gladiators already for sale, with anywhere from 300 to 3,500 miles on the odometer.

Didn't you get the memo? It’s all part of the driving experience...and we are supposed to like it!

 

I wonder how many are press cars though.

 

I doubt they would be sold through regular dealers around the country.

 

10 years down the road, the Taco will still be rolling strong while the others are stuck at the mechanic.

 

I'm just glad there is competition for the Tacoma. Toyota really needs to step up their game in this segment of trucks. Crappy payload, plastic bed, weak engine, etc. They really need to start focusing the Tacoma to be actually a usable truck and not focus on infotainment, radar, lane change, BS!

The Tacoma should as least have the same capabilities as the Hilux. Come on Toyota of NA!

2018 Hilux has a payload capacity of 2500 lbs.

 

Funny enough, I turned lane departure off. I can’t stand it. And I wish I could disable the “adaptive” part of the cruise control, too.

 

Libs

 

My 17 is quite usable. You should try one out sometime. It even still tows at 42k miles. 0 complaints with the engine. None. Plastic bed is great IMO, one less thing to rust out lol.

Payload does suck though.

 

I’m not sure they need to.

 

That’s the reason I wouldn’t buy one even if I had unlimited funds.

 

You can.

 

Please do tell! All I’ve found is a button to adjust the sensor distance, but it reverts back to longest distance.

 

i suffered through the whole video. the colorado was scraping it's front valence- that things sits too low! the ranger was the best of the of the three non-tacos. The gladiator is an abomination it's so ugly. maybe with bigger tires on it.......it would look better/good.

of the four, the taco looks best.
of the four the gladiator looks worst.
of the four, the best offroad would probably be a taco or the gladiator- not sure here. The gladiator is way longer than the taco. The taco they tested was a sport and not the slightly better off-road model. The jeep was a trail rated jeep- are they all trail rated?


how the taco got in 4th is beyond me.

the ranger/colorado look like any other pickup.

the taco/gladiator stand out, even if the gladiator is butt ugly..



i like my yota....

 

That whole page looked like an ad from Ford. Gee, I wonder why it won?

 

"Don't believe everything you read on the internet."

-Abraham Lincoln

 

That would be a millennial joke.



HA!

 

My Tacoma came in first place...cause it's what I wanted.

 

One day I would buy this



In the meantime I will keep buying Tacoma’s..

 

The ‘plastic’ bed is a solid choice. It’s never been a problem for anyone since it was introduced on the 2nd Gen Tacoma. It’s much more durable than any metal bed I’ve ever had to use.

 

Bitching about a plastic bed???? Put 150,000 miles on a truck in Ohio and see what the bed looks like. I'll give ya a hint: its gone...…….rusted through from the salt they put on the roads for winter. Weak engine??? Had a Ranger with a 4.0, great truck/engine. Nothing wrong with the 3.5, its how YOU drive it. Payload??? Are you hauling cement bricks? Its a pick up truck, not a semi. Know what it can do before you buy it. Therefore you don't buy something you obviously hate.