Highest Concentration of Tacoma's Per Capita?

As a State? Hawaii for sure, the Tacoma is considered the State Truck lol

 

Your all wrong it’s Texas and Mexico where there built.

 

They're pretty popular anywhere you go. I recently saw a Tacoma inside a Urban Outfitters.

 

Per capita? It's gotta be New Mexico with less than 2 million population.

 

Your neighborhood? Hell, my STREET has 10 houses on it and 6 Tacomas, 2 are 3rd gens. hahaha
but for real, Hawaii will always dominate. #1 most sold vehicle in the State is Tacoma. Not #1 most sold truck, it's the most sold vehicle.

 

i once counted 96 tacoma’s driving for 15 minutes on oahu

 

They need to sell the Tacos and buy surfboards or save up for the inflation of a gallon of milk. LOL!!!!!!!!!!


You gotta pay to live in paradise!

 

So Cal has got to be at the top of that list ... 1/2 of the employees at my work have one!
1 Gen 1
2 Gen 2s
2 Gen 3s

 

When I was there last December and heading up the H1 I must have seen 40 Tacoma's in just over a mile

 

In the midwest its pretty much all Ford and Chevy. The Taco bro wave mean sumptin here. Whatevah that is.

 

There is plenty around here

 

I'll add in the greater Orlando area there are thousands of them here. Looking at just population vs. number of Tacos, central Florida has got to be up there. Someone out there has to have some stats on the number of Tacos sold per state and those within major population areas.

 

yea I think central Fl has a pretty good lions share.... but who knows.... just out of curiosity does anyone really know why Hawaii is such a concentrated place? Mandatory you own a truck and no more then two kids if you buy the 4 door

 

Compared to where?

 

Hawaii hands down no argument

 

Spent many years in the islands.. Tacoma are the dominant truck.. resale is amazing!

 

Dont forget all the pool guys and gardeners

 

Definitely the State of Hawaii.

 

Parking lot at my work. ~120 employees, 15 Tacos.

 

Its gotta be Hawaii. Guaranteed to see 10+ Tacos in less than a mile drive.