Anyone got a Taco like this?

Saw we had this at our used car lot. Never seen one like this before, and thought I'd see if anyone here has one like this http://www.bryanchevy.com/VehicleDe...ed_I4_Automatic_(Natl)-Metairie-LA/2288354973

 

I'm confused. What is unusual?

 

A double cab without, I assume, the PreRunner package? I've seen the extended cabs and single cabs with the lower ride height and smaller wheels, but never seen a double cab until now. Didn't even know you could get a double in that configuartion

 

Oh yeah dude. You can get a DCSB in 5 lug, looks like a fucking whale IMO. See them every day.

 

yep, started in 2011

 

Looks like a 2wd DCSB

 

The wheels look like they belong on a carry-on roller bag. I personally never saw one until today so I was a bit confused

 

prerunners would technically be 2wd dcsb's as well

 

Guess you could lift it and put different wheels on it...wait that would just be a 5 lug pre runner.
Seriously though, wonder what the mileage/ability to go up a hill would be with the I4 and DC combo?

 

I have that same truck but a Prerunner and I get 21-22 average and 28-29 hwy MPG

 

I have seen a base model 5-lug DCSB Tacoma before, but I've never seen an SR5 5-lug DCSB. I didn't know that combination existed. Good eye.

 

Most 5 lug DCSB I see are SR5. Almost all the fleet trucks though are base in my area anyway.

 

I didn't know there was such a thing as a 5-lug DCSB until I saw one on the freeway one day. It was a base model with California plates. It's the only one I've ever seen in the flesh. 5-lug regular cabs are popular with pest control and delivery companies, but in Utah 95% or more of the Tacomas you see in a day are 4x4.

 

My buddy had an 08 that was identical, but his had 4wd.

 

OP that's cool, I've never seen that configuration....although in Canada we also can't get the DCSB OR

 

Saw my first at local dealership.

 

just curious how you're calculating 28-29 highway....


21-22 avg does sound right though

 

^^^x2. 28-29 hwy is awesome. I would have to somehow attach my taco to the back of a semi to get that. Or maybe only drive down hill with a tail wind, out of gear.

 

So it was the same... but different

 

Then it's not the same truck.

Again, not identical. 4wd are 6-lug.