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I had a 2003 and now a 2015, both 4 cylinder, manual transmission. I never spent any money on either except oil changes and tires. I had 50 vehicles since I started driving in 1956. The Tacomas and Honda CRV's are the most reliable.

Did you buy it from a Toyota dealer?

Yes, mine is a 2015, not 2014. It's a 4 cyl, 5 speed manual. I use it for logging, moving firewood up to the house, and going to town for building materials. I have hauled 2000 pounds of compost 40 miles with no problem. No maintenance other than oil changes. It has 21,000 miles. I paid $21,400...

2014 base model 4x4, 23 mpg.

I am saying that they hold their value over the years more than almost any other vehicle. Why not get on the other side of the curve by buying a new one? The second point I was trying to make is most people spend way too much by buying packages like TRD. This makes the used truck prices...

People who review trucks don't don't know what they are talking about. My Tacoma is my little mule that helps me survive in the country. What do smooth ride and handling have to do with that? General Motors has been producing smooth riding crap for almost 100 years.

I bought a 2003 Tacoma 4x4, single seat used in 2006. It had 73,000 miles and was a beautiful dark green color. I paid the original owner $11,000. We used the truck until 2014 when my daughter was driving back from a hike in the Olympics when a CA tourist in a rental car crossed over the center...