2012 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner
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The Tacoma is Toyota's compact pickup, the one you see everywhere from job sites to trailheads, and it's built to outlast just about anything else in the class. It's not quick, but the Tacoma's engine feels strong enough for daily driving, and the truck handles rough roads and trails with a sturdy, planted feel. The cabin is simple and a bit tight, especially in the access cab, but the front seats are comfortable and there are handy storage spots under the rear seats. Owners rave about the Tacoma's mechanical reliability, though some report a few common annoyances like fuses blowing and a driveshaft vibration at low speeds. Rear-wheel drive and a raised suspension set the PreRunner apart from the base Tacoma, giving it the look and ground clearance of a 4x4 without the extra weight or cost. The 2.7L I4 makes 159 horsepower, and with the automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive, it's a relaxed daily driver that returns honest fuel economy around town. The PreRunner's suspension is tuned for a softer ride than the off-road models, which means it's more comfortable on pavement but less capable in serious rocks.
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The Tacoma is Toyota's compact pickup, the one you see everywhere from job sites to trailheads, and it's built to outlast just about anything else in the class. It's not quick, but the Tacoma's engine feels strong enough for daily driving, and the truck handles rough roads and trails with a sturdy, planted feel. The cabin is simple and a bit tight, especially in the access cab, but the front seats are comfortable and there are handy storage spots under the rear seats. Owners rave about the Tacoma's mechanical reliability, though some report a few common annoyances like fuses blowing and a driveshaft vibration at low speeds. Rear-wheel drive and a raised suspension set the PreRunner apart from the base Tacoma, giving it the look and ground clearance of a 4x4 without the extra weight or cost. The 2.7L I4 makes 159 horsepower, and with the automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive, it's a relaxed daily driver that returns honest fuel economy around town. The PreRunner's suspension is tuned for a softer ride than the off-road models, which means it's more comfortable on pavement but less capable in serious rocks.
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30 days listed
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14 active alternatives
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Ask Miles about this car, what it should cost, and how to handle the dealer.
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Mid America Auto group is a car dealer in Milford, OH.