2016 Tacoma

[p nut]

I don't know what the crap that other thread was.....

Anyway, Tacoma is making its debut in Chi-town tomorrow (along with a test course in the building). Hoping that they will release some figures. Some online article said it was going to crush the Colorado (3.6L, 305hp, 24MPG), but the credibility of that site was nearing zero. Excited for what comes out of it, though.

PS - Please direct all C-Channel related comments to the other thread. :costumed-smiley-007

 

[SDDiver5]

Been waiting a long time to hear these numbers. Hopefully they will also release the prices. I just wish you could get a tacoma with 0%APR for 60 months like you can a Tundra.

 

[Clutch]

I don't know what the crap that other thread was.....

Anyway, Tacoma is making its debut in Chi-town tomorrow (along with a test course in the building). Hoping that they will release some figures. Some online article said it was going to crush the Colorado (3.6L, 305hp, 24MPG), but the credibility of that site was nearing zero. Excited for what comes out of it, though.

What was the guesstimates on the power output & mileage?

 

[Flagster]

Will the payload be better? If not my next truck with be a 250(0), 350(0)

 

[Flagster]

What was the guesstimates on the power output & mileage?

TTORA member's buddy who works Toyota corporate says 345hp, similar torque and 25mpg

 

[Clutch]

TTORA member's buddy who works Toyota corporate says 345hp, similar torque and 25mpg

That would be nice. I am guessing closer to the 300 mark.

 

[DaveInDenver]

Been waiting a long time to hear these numbers. Hopefully they will also release the prices. I just wish you could get a tacoma with 0%APR for 60 months like you can a Tundra.

I got the distinct impression from the dealer where we bought our '08 (factory certified is why) that there's no reason for Toyota to offer much better than the prevailing rates and terms. They pretty much don't have to listen to offers, if you're not willing to price straight from NADA they'll move the next buyer who will. We were able to deal a little being that we put cash on the table. We were also considering a new truck and shopping offers and incentives. But even new trucks are sold before they roll off the truck, at least the model we were seeking (6-speed MT Access Cab). It's good to be the king of your market segment.

 

[cdthiker]

Any news on this ?

 

[2025 deleted member]

The tundra is the low man on the totem pole in its segment, so that stuff is needed to compete. The Tacoma is top dog and looks like it will stay that way.

Been waiting a long time to hear these numbers. Hopefully they will also release the prices. I just wish you could get a tacoma with 0%APR for 60 months like you can a Tundra.

 

[washington taco]

If payload isn't up to snuff on the Taco I will be buying a Tundra regular cab 8' bed 2040 lbs payload! And a Granby four wheel camper shell.

 

[28.]

If I could just get over the looks of it..

 

[jaxyaks]

I got the distinct impression from the dealer where we bought our '08 (factory certified is why) that there's no reason for Toyota to offer much better than the prevailing rates and terms. They pretty much don't have to listen to offers, if you're not willing to price straight from NADA they'll move the next buyer who will. We were able to deal a little being that we put cash on the table. We were also considering a new truck and shopping offers and incentives. But even new trucks are sold before they roll off the truck, at least the model we were seeking (6-speed MT Access Cab). It's good to be the king of your market segment.

Glad to see they are updating it. I think sometimes, not all the time, dealers use the. "We won't make a deal on Tacoma" as a tactic to throw people off of asking. I bought a 06 years ago and they tried the same thing, I walked off the lot more than once on multiple days and ended up getting exactly what I wanted. Jeep does the same thing with the Wrangler...

 

[Flagster]

If payload isn't up to snuff on the Taco I will be buying a Tundra regular cab 8' bed 2040 lbs payload! And a Granby four wheel camper shell.

Ha...that would be my ideal...can they flatbed a grandby?

 

[Clutch]

If payload isn't up to snuff on the Taco I will be buying a Tundra regular cab 8' bed 2040 lbs payload! And a Granby four wheel camper shell.

Ha, that is the same combo I have been considering. You can pick those RCLB Tundras up cheap.

Ha...that would be my ideal...can they flatbed a grandby?

Yes sir!
http://www.fourwh.com/product/grand...truck-camper-tray-ford-chevy-dodge-2500-f250/

 

[p nut]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRbanutJM84

Not a fan of those taillights, nor the chrome trimmings. Seems like lots of plastic still on the interior, but overall, it still looks much more refined than the Colorado. Leather is a nice option and looks good. I like the brown/blue contrast on that Limited model. Front end looks good, too, as well as little things like, "Toyota" on the rear tailgate latch (I like dumb little things like that). Couple of nitpicks, but a lot to like.

No power/MPG figures, unfortunately. Looks like Toyota's going to keep us on the edge of the seat for a while longer...