One dealership employee's misfortune back in 1993 turned into a genius marketing strategy, and eventually, a local icon.

That's what one 2024 Toyota Tacoma customer says about the all-new Tacoma pickup. With its new redesigns, is Toyota having reliability issues with two of its new-generation trucks? I'll explore ...

What’s new: For 2024, the midsize pickup from Toyota ... info is — in standard Toyota fashion — along either side of the dashboard. The Lovely Mrs. Passenger Seat got herself two handles for braving ...

One of the most significant changes set to take place over the next 12 months is the reclassification of double-cab pickup trucks used by businesses, with their status changing from a commercial ...

Tacoma’s namesake vehicle, the Toyota Tacoma pickup, is about to turn 30 years ... “It’s worldwide.” In other parts of the world, Toyota sells a similar model called the Hilux, he said.

The Toyota Pickup kept the automaker competitive in the smaller truck market, but to truly attract buyers, the company needed an entry into the lucrative full-size category. So, in 1992 ...

A recent JD Power Vehicle Dependability study rated the Toyota Tundra in the number one spot in the large light duty pickup segment. The Tacoma claimed the top spot in the midsize pickup class.

Reports in particular claim that the Japanese manufacturer is releasing a 2025 Toyota Corolla pickup truck. To be fair, repurposing a sedan nameplate for a pickup truck is not something new.

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Netflix's 1992. Netflix's 1992 features many realistic plot lines and relatable characters, making it hard not to question whether it is based on a true ...

When you get to the last two episodes of Netflix's new limited series 1992, you understand why someone thought it would make a compelling story. As you uncover the serial killer's motivations and ...

When it comes to the midsize mainstream pickup truck segment, the Toyota Tacoma is the undisputed sales champ, and has been for quite some time now. Nevertheless, GM is catching up with its own ...