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2018 Toyota Tacoma Specs


- ** 2018 Toyota Tacoma Overview

Summary

The 2018 Toyota Tacoma stands out as a versatile pickup truck designed for both on-road comfort and off-road capability. Featuring a rugged exterior and advanced interior amenities, it caters to enthusiasts seeking reliability and performance in their vehicle choice.

History

Introduced in 1984 as a compact pickup truck, the Toyota Tacoma has evolved significantly over the years. By 2018, the Tacoma refined its platform with enhanced technology, improved safety features, and a focus on fuel efficiency without compromising its strength and durability. This model year saw minor design updates to enhance aerodynamics and driver visibility.

Car Culture Around the Tacoma

The 2018 Toyota Tacoma has garnered a dedicated following among adventure seekers, off-road enthusiasts, and daily drivers alike. Known for its reliability and capable build, it is often featured prominently in outdoor lifestyle media and enthusiast forums, symbolizing a blend of practicality and rugged charm.

Trim Levels and Variations

  • TRD Pro - Designed for enthusiasts, offering enhanced off-road capabilities.
  • SR5 - Balances comfort and utility with robust features for daily use.
  • Accessories Package - Available on all trims, includes features like a roof rack and bed liner.

Specifications

Trim Level Body Style Horsepower Transmission Engine Type & Size Horsepower & Torque Drivetrain Fuel Type Fuel Tank Size MPG (City/Highway) Dimensions (LxWxH) Cargo Capacity Towing Capacity Safety Ratings Key Features Passenger Capacity
TRD Pro Pickup 271 hp 6-Speed Automatic 2.7L V6 271 hp / 31 kg.ft AWD Gasoline 20 Gallons 18/24 MPG 74.8" x 74.4" x 71.4" 1,665 lbs 3,500 lbs Top Safety Pick+ (IIHS) LED Headlights, Off-Road Mode, Roof Rack 5 Passenger
SR5 Pickup 204 hp 4-Speed Automatic 2.7L V6 204 hp / 24 kg.ft 4WD Gasoline 18 Gallons 19/26 MPG 74.7" x 74.4" x 70.7" 1,665 lbs 3,500 lbs Top Safety Pick+ (IIHS) Heated Seats, Sunroof, Satellite Radio 5 Passenger