New Tacoma vs Colorado vs Ranger

[2025 deleted member]

I'm talking about the fact that regardless how you look at it, all Toyota Vehicles are Japanese. None are American. Simple as that. It's the same for what you see in Australia. None of them are Australian Vehicles. Not hard to understand, but yet the entire Toyota Crowd seems to be confused about this.

I have no idea what point you’re trying to make

 

[2025 deleted member]

I can understand the general comparison part and that much is fair. I'm simply pointing out that this is in the Domestic section and yet a Japanese Vehicle is brought to the table first

People cross shop and compare these trucks- we don’t have a universal section for that so it’s gonna end up here

 

[rruff]

I can understand the general comparison part and that much is fair. I'm simply pointing out that this is in the Domestic section and yet a Japanese Vehicle is brought to the table first

Doh! So that's what you're upset about.

 

[p nut]

I can understand the general comparison part and that much is fair. I'm simply pointing out that this is in the Domestic section and yet a Japanese Vehicle is brought to the table first

So if the title would’ve said Ranger vs Colorado vs New Tacoma, you’d be ok with it?

 

[smappelbaum]

We just picked up a 2021 Colorado Z71 Crew Cab Long Box with the 2.8L Duramax, and we absolutely love it!

The truck is returning 28-30 mpg on the freeway, the ride is super comfortable, and the 4x4 works great thus far. The newest car I've owned before the Colorado was my '93 Delica, so I feel like I'm driving a space ship.

We plan on a wedge camper (Super Pacific X1) and a few suspension modifications to support the weight.

Overall, I'm super impressed. The diesel is quiet, smooth, and a world of difference from my Delica.

 

[Todd780]

Back to the topic at hand, I really like all 3. Tacoma, Colorado & Ranger.. Or, should I say Colorado, Ranger and Tacoma.

Because I live in a snowy / winter climate for half the year, the Colorado / Canyon might get my nod just because of the auto trac feature.

I've owned many 4x4's with and without this feature and every time I own a truck / SUV without it, I miss it come winter....

It's too bad Ford makes you step up to a Lariat to get it when GM and Ram offer it on mid level trucks.

Hell, GM even offers it on it's HD trucks now.

 

[Pacific Northwest yetti]

My 2004 chevy HD has it as well. I really like my Colorado zR2, and if it was in the budget would replace my o4 with a HD zr2.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Back to the topic at hand, I really like all 3. Tacoma, Colorado & Ranger.. Or, should I say Colorado, Ranger and Tacoma.

Because I live in a snowy / winter climate for half the year, the Colorado / Canyon might get my nod just because of the auto trac feature.

I've owned many 4x4's with and without this feature and every time I own a truck / SUV without it, I miss it come winter....

It's too bad Ford makes you step up to a Lariat to get it when GM and Ram offer it on mid level trucks.

Hell, GM even offers it on it's HD trucks now.

I kinda like not having auto 4wd really...

A huge perk with our Bronco is having that option deletes the front axle CAD. If I could get the option and have it delete the vacuum hubs on my F-150 I would happily buy it and simply never use it.