Motor Trend 2024 Tacoma v Colorado v Ranger

I think things may have changed in the last 18 years...

 

It's wild isn't it? I had a 1991 K1500, which at the time, was a big full sized truck. Now, that truck is the same size (within a few inches here or there) of today's mid-size trucks.

 

All of our company pickups and same for associates who are contractors need or want 6-8 ft beds. I realize the wheelbase and length create issues too. I'll never be able to get my Tacoma in our garage for example.

The short wheelbase makes sense for off-roading as a hobby. When I was a guide the 4Runner short wheelbase was nice.

 

I'd hope so but the fact that the dealers and corporate both wouldn't honour their own written materials and this "free" repair included a $2000 surprise bill when I went to pick my truck up is the main issue for me.

Yes my Tacoma "shouldn't" have needed a frame but Toyota did what they said they would do for me.