Planning on buying an 05 Tacoma 4x4 in the next two weeks. Will replace a
99 F150. Will be used on road but need the 4x4 for winter because of my
rural, unplowed subdivision. Suggestions on model, i.e. base, prerunner,
etc. Comments on options or anything appreciated.
Bob Palmer - 04 Sep 2005 04:30 GMT
I have a 2005 2.7L 4CYL Regular Cab - 23-25 MPG-good power-no
problems-bought 12/31/04-well built
> Planning on buying an 05 Tacoma 4x4 in the next two weeks. Will replace a
> 99 F150. Will be used on road but need the 4x4 for winter because of my
> rural, unplowed subdivision. Suggestions on model, i.e. base, prerunner,
> etc. Comments on options or anything appreciated.
rpmspeedyBlue - 04 Sep 2005 04:49 GMT
GD Wrote:
> Planning on buying an 05 Tacoma 4x4 in the next two weeks. Will replace
> a
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> prerunner,
> etc. Comments on options or anything appreciated.
Through my experience on choosing what type of vehicle to buy I find
test driving different models and makes, that is, if you can.

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Dan J.S. - 07 Sep 2005 19:55 GMT
> Planning on buying an 05 Tacoma 4x4 in the next two weeks. Will replace a
> 99 F150. Will be used on road but need the 4x4 for winter because of my
> rural, unplowed subdivision. Suggestions on model, i.e. base, prerunner,
> etc. Comments on options or anything appreciated.
Get the v-6, the 4 is nice, in real time tests, the fuel consumption is
almost identical... and u get more power with the 6
Bob Palmer - 08 Sep 2005 01:35 GMT
it seems though - more maintenance is required with the 6 - tuneups at
30,000 instead of 120,000 comes to mind
>> Planning on buying an 05 Tacoma 4x4 in the next two weeks. Will replace
>> a 99 F150. Will be used on road but need the 4x4 for winter because of
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> Get the v-6, the 4 is nice, in real time tests, the fuel consumption is
> almost identical... and u get more power with the 6
J. A. Mc. - 08 Sep 2005 03:47 GMT
>it seems though - more maintenance is required with the 6 - tuneups at
>30,000 instead of 120,000 comes to mind
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>> Get the v-6, the 4 is nice, in real time tests, the fuel consumption is
>> almost identical... and u get more power with the 6
Just have the dealer put in the platinum version of the plugs, then it jumps
to 60K
SBC User - 25 Oct 2005 04:52 GMT
I have the 04 x-cab v6 sr5 4x4 auto. It has good power, but not enuf for me
to want the i-4. My old 90 was identical and added lumar supports and
factory sunroof.
Your probably really dont need 4x4. The prerunner will save you $4k and 500
pounds of machinery. I really dont need 4x4 either. So I got 4x4 because I
wanted. You should decide for yourself too. I mean who cares if I get
stuck at the lodge in a snow storm. To the lodge is important. getting
home can wait.
> Planning on buying an 05 Tacoma 4x4 in the next two weeks. Will replace a
> 99 F150. Will be used on road but need the 4x4 for winter because of my
> rural, unplowed subdivision. Suggestions on model, i.e. base, prerunner,
> etc. Comments on options or anything appreciated.
screamintacoma - 31 Oct 2005 08:39 GMT
I have a 98 NICE just had complete custom paint frame up. they are
DEFINATLEY worth it, wife has a corolla with 260,000 miles.....not ONE
problem.....

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