Toyota Trucks
Toyota trucks are considered some of the most reliable midsized pick up trucks available on the market today. Whereas the Toyota Tundra Tacoma is a great model for the mid range priced of trucks currently available, the Toyota Tundra is a fairly high end pick up truck that is seriously solid and offers some great options. Both the Toyota Tundra and the Toyota Tacoma consistently receive high marks for their reliability and durability. Toyota also had a compact pickup truck known by the name of the Toyota Hilux that was on the market until 1994. Let us take a look at the pros and cons of the Toyota Tacoma, Toyota Tundra and Toyota Hilux.
Top Models of Toyota Trucks for Sale
Toyota Tacoma
The Toyota Tacoma has been on the market since 1995 as the compact Toyota truck designed to replace the Toyota Hilux. The Toyota Tacoma has enjoyed considerable success in the United States as the taste of many consumers has returned to more compact vehicles. It garners consider praise in the truck industry due its safety standards including anti-lock brakes, electronic brake distribution and automatic rollover sensor that releases side air bags in the event of a serious accident.
Toyota Tundra
The Toyota Tundra is the big boy of the lineup of Toyota trucks. This Toyota truck if a full sized automobile that is the first pickup truck to be imported to North America with the shape and feel of the big trucks made by American manufacturers.
Toyota Helix
The Toyota Helix was originally introduced to truck market as a direct competitor to the Datsun Truck. While this Toyota truck was on the market since 1968, the most recent generation of the Toyota Helix was first released in 1988 with a long wheelbase option and a single piece cargo space that was great at avoiding the rust that earlier models and the Datsun Truck were both famous for. Although there were not so many of these Toyota trucks for sale around in the United States during its later years, this model was so popular internationally that Volkswagen even went through Toyota to build and market the very same truck under the name Volkswagon Taro.