Is there a point to getting offroad package?

^^^that

 

true, I'm not a fan of the scoop. I feel scoops don't look good on the taco. On the poll TRD Off Road all the way.

 

OP already correctly chose the Sport DCLB

 

Leather is more durable than you think op take your gear off before getting in the truck and you will be good and the long bed is good but since I can use a duramax diesel for hauling I got the short bed

 

I just thought it was a less aggressive version of A-trac. After I tested it a few times I just ran with it all turned off from then on because I got sick of the engineers reaching into my truck to pull back on my throttle foot, so to speak. Toyota salesman led me to believe that it was like having limited slip, and I found that it was not nearly so.

I turned it on during snow storms on the highway sometimes when I was tired or distracted and it worked very well to keep the truck straight if some slush or ruts tried to kick me sideways, etc. That I know it did quite well.

 

rabbit

 

Lol someone hasn't read the original post

 

MGM DCLB trails team sport I prefer the look and the double cab I wish the had DCSB in Canada.

 

For the hundred millionth time , you CAN get a DCSB in Canada

 

Trying for humor

 

Financing comes into play for OEM option packages.

Costs less to buy a non TRD when financing and pay cash for better parts with no interest.

Warranty makes it easy and not everyone has funds for all their wants, so for them they spec the truck as built as they can, since the monthly payment is what they care about.

 

Hah I meant to say you can't get it in auto I didn't like the clutch in the manual.

 

It will drive a rice cooker, just kinda slowly. But what else do you need if you have a rice cooker!!!
Oh and IMHO go with the 4x4 DC Sport

 

I'll allow it

 

The manual felt weird to me had about 3x as much clutch travel as my car and I'm kind of sick of driving manual from delivering chineese food for the past year.

 

My 12 sport has the bed outlet.

 

I'm still waiting for my chicken chow mien and sweet and sour pork with 3 spring rolls!!!

Hurry up or no tip for you!

The manuals do take about 800-1000km to break in. My reminded me of driving a tractor at first, I loved it!

 

Well I test drove one with 275k kilometers on it so it would have been Broken in. I wasn't sure if I wanted a manual truck and test driving it just solidified it.

 

OP....you could always renounce your Canadian citizenship like Ted Cruz (US Senator from Texas) and buy the Tacoma of your dreams from a US dealership.....just a thought.