
Originally Posted by
matador
I know I'm a little late to the thread, but I can talk about those Tacomas first hand:
The neighbor's farm runs Toyotas whenever they can get one (Workers get "Whatever was cheap at the auto auction, but they prefer to buy Toyotas"). The owners run 2012? Tacomas. I've helped them when they've been short handed, and Lord, the things I've seen those trucks do, and some of the things I've done to them....
Even with the little 4 cylinder and a manual transmission, those things take a LOT of punishment. Both had under 100k miles last I saw them, but those were miles carrying way too much in the bed, through mud, over ruts, and in places that a pickup has no business going. Those trucks hold up extremely well- you're going to love yours. I'm honestly thinking of trying to find a Tacoma or Tundra for my next truck in my
E-Waste business. The only complaint I have is the price on them out here (People pay a large premium for them out here). But, mechanically- I can't think of any faults. If the neighbors can't kill a truck, you surely won't

That is wonderful to hear! The one I got was 100% a work truck before I got it, so even though it has low miles, Im sure some of them were some hard miles. Fortunately I got it CPO and still have a good bit of warranty left if I ever need it. I feel like I got a good deal, but they do sure command a steep price. Mine is the 2.7L 4cyl, 2wd.... I am always pretty rough on my vehicles, and knowing toyotas reputation to take a beating is one of the main reasons I got this truck. Hearing you confirm this, is reassuring too! Thanks!
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