Folks seem to love the Toyota Tacoma

I just spoke with a buddy who drives a current-generation Tacoma

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They want to drive it till the wheels come off even though they claim it is objectively one of the worst new midsize pickups you can purchase

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They are not alone either. A study conducted by iSeeCars found that 21.4% of Toyota Tacoma owners maintain their cars for more than 10 years

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Even yet, the vehicle looks to have a lot of problems, such frame rot. To be fair, Toyota has admitted fault for the issue and is working to resolve it.

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