Ranking the Top 2021 Toyota Tacoma Updates - Wow!
Worst to first: I rank all changes and updates seen on 2021 Tacoma. How does my list compare with yours?
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Toyota Tacoma has been the top selling midsize truck in America for a decade and a half. Now those are some strong bragging rights.
Especially with all the competition in its market segment.
When you are as tough and rugged and reliable and dependable as Tacoma, though, it becomes quite clear why consumers choose Tacoma over all others.
Plus, add in the fact that Toyota Tacoma has the highest resale value over all cars, trucks and SUVs across all brands. That might just seal the deal, so to speak.
3 Situations to Turn Off Traction Control in Your Toyota Tacoma
Traction control prevents your vehicle wheels from spinning. Here are 3 cases where you may want to turn it off.
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Traction control helps your vehicle maintain traction by preventing the wheels from spinning.
Our Toyota master diagnostic technician, Ali Mohagheghi, was kind enough to take time and explain traction control and how it works. He used both a 2021 Toyota Tacoma and a RAV4 Hybrid for his demonstration.
How traction control works
A Toyota Tacoma, along with most other vehicles, is equipped with speed sensors that gauge how fast each of the four wheels is spinning. When you encounter mud or heavy rain or ice or snow, one or more of the wheels can start spinning faster than the others. Traction is lost in this process.
Next-Gen Toyota 4Runner vs Next-Gen Toyota Tacoma: Which One Needs a Redesign More?
We discuss whether Toyota Tacoma or 4Runner needs a redesign most – and when you will see them.
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Tough. Rugged. Dependable.
These words have been used numerous times over the years to describe two of Toyota’s most popular trucks and SUVs.
Tacoma and 4Runner.
Both vehicles have built practically a cult-like following throughout the past few decades. Backed and surrounded by loyal owners, fans and enthusiasts who would swear by them.
Any why would they not? Toyota 4Runner and Toyota Tacoma are built with long-term reliability and dependability in mind. Plus, both are rated as two of the vehicles with highest resale value by kbb.com.