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Pwr windows w/lockout feature Rear door child safety locks Rear leaf-spring rigid suspension Side-door impact door beams Tire pressure monitor system Narrow the results to find the one for you.2016 Toyota Tacoma takes down the Chevy Colorado! You've heard chatter about both the Toyota Tacoma and the Chevrolet Colorado -but do you know which one is better? We know shopping around for a new truck is tough, especially when there are a handful of options. To help ease the process and find you a new vehicle faster, we're doing all the leg work! Toyota of Orlando is comparing the 2016 Toyota Tacoma and Chevy Colorado so we can help you find the best truck for you. If you're not sure whether you want to buy the Toyota Tacoma or the Chevy Colorado -let us help you. We want drivers to get behind the wheel of a vehicle they will not only love, but also feel safe in and be able to drive for years to come. For this reason, we suggest getting into the 2016 Toyota Tacoma in Orlando.
The Toyota and Chevy trucks share a lot of similarities in performance and price, but our new Orlando Toyota truck trumps the Chevy Colorado in convenience and safety.Under the hood of the Orlando Toyota Tacoma is a 3.5 liter V6 engine that cranks out 278 horsepower and 265 lb.-ft. of torque. This is slightly smaller than the Chevy Colorado's 3.6 liter V6 engine that generates up to 305 horsepower and 269 lb.-ft. of torque. However, an advantage to a smaller engine is better fuel efficiency! Our Orlando Toyota truck gets better fuel economy in the city than the Chevy Colorado.Both trucks have four doors for easy access to the five-person seating. The Toyota Tacoma comes out on top with capability, thanks to its standard split folding bench seat. It's also wider, has more hip and shoulder room, and is lighter than its Chevy competitor - making it more comfortable and more fuel-efficient.Our Orlando Toyota truck and the Chevy Colorado sit very close in price range. When using comparably equipped models, the 2016 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 Double Cab Limited is $38,720 and the 2016 Chevrolet Colorado Crew Cab 4WD Z71 Short Box is $36,730.
The Toyota Tacoma was completely redesigned for 2016, and has an all-new look and engine option.If you've always wished for an easier and more enjoyable drive time, you'll get just that with a new Orlando Toyota Tacoma. This new Toyota truck in Orlando has a ton of convenience and entertainment features that the Chevy Colorado doesn't, including:Automotive manufacturers want to keep all drivers safe, and that's why there are standard safety features in most vehicles nowadays like anti-theft protection, stability control, hill start assist control, and a low tire pressure indicator. However, only Toyota goes above and beyond. The 2016 Toyota Tacoma in Orlando has safety systems and features that the Chevy Colorado doesn't, like: The hard part is over! Our new Toyota dealership in Orlando has already determined which truck is the better bang for your buck; now all you have to do is come get it! To get behind the wheel of the 2016 Toyota Tacoma, visit Toyota of Orlando! Schedule a test drive by calling (888) 725-3520!
Console 2005Floor ConsoleConsole VaultConsole SafeToy TacomaTacoma 2005Tacoma ModsToyota TaccomaTacoma ToyotaForwardA great place to put my valuables when doing valet or going to the store. pickup for 2015 carries on the long tradition of rugged durability, outstanding longevity, low cost of ownership and excellent resale value. Millions of happy customers have helped make Toyota’s Tacoma the most popular compact pickup in America, even though its current proportions actually move it squarely into the realm of a midsize pickup. As Ford and Ram have completely abandoned the compact/midsize pickup segment, the Tacoma’s only real competition comes from two rivals: Nissan and GM. Nissan’s Frontier is solid but doesn’t offer as many model variations. GM’s new Colorado and Canyon are vastly improved but remain untested. However, if the promise of a diesel engine comes to fruition, the pair will have a leg up on the aging Tacoma. If you’re looking for a compact pickup with a solid gold reputation for durability and reliability, the short list of choices will likely land you in one of the many 2015 Toyota Tacoma models.
Off-roaders will appreciate the new TRD Pro Series. While the Tacoma compact pickup from Toyota is competent, it can’t match the payload or passenger capacity of a full-size pickup. With no V8 or diesel engine option, the Tacoma’s towing and fuel-economy figures are also limited. The 2015 Toyota Tacoma gains a new TRD Pro Series trim featuring 16-inch TRD wheels, TRD springs with increased travel, Bilstein shocks and a cat-back exhaust. The 4-cylinder Access Cab offers a Utility Package that removes the rear seat for expanded cargo space, while the Regular cab is dropped this year. Toyota’s Tacoma pickup for 2015 is easy to maneuver and park, thanks to its somewhat compact dimensions. The handling is predictable, with responsive steering and brakes. We did find the...... low front seats presented a problem for some drivers, and because the Tacoma is a body-on-frame truck its ride can feel rough, especially when compared to the more car-likeOff-road models see their ride and handling measurably diminished, but their off-road abilities more than make up for any minor discomfort.
In our tests, we found the 4-cylinder to be more than up to the task of daily drives and some light-load hauling, but we think the V6 is the engine of choice here. It offers superior power without much penalty in fuel economy. Manual-transmission lovers can opt for a 5-speed on the 4-cylinder or 6-speed on the V6; a 5- and 6-speed automatic are optional, respectively. Toyota builds one of the best V6 engines in the industry and they offer it in the 2015 Tacoma pickup. The 4.0-liter is smooth, powerful and returns acceptable fuel economy for the class, plus it can be paired with either a manual or automatic transmission. Every Tacoma compact pickup for 2015 includes a composite inner bed including a built-in storage compartment and four rail-mounted sliding tie-down cleats. What better way to keep your stuff securely stowed? The 2015 Toyota Tacoma compact pickup offers an interior that’s clean, functional and well-suited to the needs of truck owners. Instruments and controls are easy to see and use, and there are cup holders and other storage spots throughout.
The front seats are supportive and comfortable, but sit somewhat low. The rear seats in the Access Cab model are best for children or adults on short trips, but the rear seats in the Double Cab are much better, with storage both under the seat and in a separate compartment accessed by flipping down the seatback. Even though it’s a compact, Toyota’s 2015 Tacoma pickup looks every inch a truck, with a rugged and muscular attitude, a big grille (chrome on higher-end trim levels), pronounced fender bulges, large bumpers and a generally workmanlike feel from front to rear. The base version has black bumpers and grille, the PreRunner has the off-road look, and the option packages, from SR5 Extra Value to TRD Pro Series to Limited, add their own details. As would be expected of Toyota, the quality, fit and finish are as good as it gets. Standard equipment for the 2015 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab includes the 2.7-liter 4-cylinder engine of 159 horsepower and a 5-speed manual transmission, air conditioning, an AM/FM stereo with single-disc CD system, tilt/telescopic steering wheel with audio controls, tachometer, two instrument-panel powerpoints and rear mudguards.
Access Cab and Double Cab models include bucket seats with a center console, power mirrors, power windows and power door locks. All models include Entune Audio, which leverages a smartphone to provide fully integrated access to navigation, entertainment and information services. Standard safety features include six airbags, traction and stability control and ABS. Many of the options for the 2015 Toyota Tacoma are grouped into packages, and not all are available on every version of cab size or powertrain. Packages include the SR5 Extra Value Package, four TRD Off-Road Extra Value Packages, and the Limited Package. Among the major selections are the 4.0-liter V6 engine, the choice of a manual or an automatic transmission, and 4-wheel drive. Beyond that, the options are many and are linked with cab configurations, powertrain choices and trim levels. The standard engine in the 2015 Toyota Tacoma is a 2.7-liter 4-cylinder of 159 horsepower and 180 lb-ft of torque. It gets the job done but we prefer the available 4.0-liter V6 of 236 horsepower and 266 lb-ft of torque, as it’s much stronger and smoother and its fuel-economy penalty is not unreasonable.