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Heat and Goo-Gone work wonders. A truck that "young" shouldn't have any noticeable fading to the paint, though you may need to polish the are due to differences in wear and wax buildup. Good luck finding one at a good price, you are almost better off buying brand new.

Relevant: http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/i-cant-believe-people-are-paying-this-much-for-used-toy-1797112721

That's around what I owe on my 2015 with 30k on it ;)

Slick.

Longevity and it was the only vehicle on the market to meet my what I thought at the time was simple criteria. Reliable base 4 cylinder, manual trans, 4x4. Almost every other truck on the market requires serious package upgrades as soon as you tick the 4x4 option. Most require upgrading to a...

I use a pair of "Waterbricks" when camping. They are ~3.5 gallons each, and look and stack like Lego's. they have spigots, and are great for anything from washing up (we do a lot of dishes using them in my scout troop) to carrying drinking water.

Pretty reasonable price.

Did that the first week I got my Taco. Looks good.

I'm going to be nice and assume this is for the passenger seat when you have enough gear sitting on it to trigger the sensor? If so, good idea. If not, bad idea :)

The rigid flaps suck. Driving over any small obstacle they tend to hang up. I removed them from the front of my '15 4x4 and am not bothering replacing them. The rears I left for the benefit of anyone behind me.

I haven't bothered with a K&N in this vehicle yet ('15 4cyl 4x4 access cab), but have used them in my past 5 vehicles. My personal advice is always buy two filters and change them regularly based on your usage. I swap in one and clean and oil the one I take out then put it on my shelf for the...

19-21 with the 4 banger on my 2015 4x4. It's far from good, but it is very consistent.

Just got a full set of Weathertechs for my '15 access cab. Wish I had done it sooner. Mine fit perfectly, and should keep me from chewing any nor of a hole through the floor from all the clutch action.