2020 Toyota Tacoma: A Modern Legend in Midsize Pickup Trucks
The 2020 Toyota Tacoma stands out as a top contender in the midsize pickup segment, combining advanced technology, distinctive design, and improved off-road performance. With features like a new infotainment system, 10-way adjustable seats, enhanced lighting, and upgraded suspension, this model continues to lead and innovate in its class, catering to both daily drivers and off-road enthusiasts.
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Last year, Toyota’s Tacoma continued to lead the midsize pickup market in the U.S., outperforming competitors like Ford Ranger and Jeep Gladiator. With a record-breaking 248,000 units sold, up 1.3% from 2018, the Tacoma’s popularity shows no signs of waning. The 2020 model, introduced in September 2019, enhances its legacy with advanced off-road features, innovative technology, and numerous standard upgrades, making it a standout choice for truck enthusiasts.
The 2020 Tacoma boasts a refined design, featuring distinctive front grille styles for different trims, including the rugged TRD Off-Road and TRD Pro models. It is equipped with the latest Toyota Entune 3.0 infotainment system, offering a seven-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Amazon Alexa, and onboard WiFi. Safety and navigation are further improved with Scout GPS Link and the Panoramic View Monitor, delivering a comprehensive view of the surroundings.
Enhanced Technology and Comfort
The driver seat is now a 10-way power-adjustable feature in all trim levels above SR5, providing improved comfort for drivers of all sizes. LED lighting replaces older halogen bulbs across most trims, adding brightness and style, including LED bed lamps, headlamps, and daytime running lights. The TRD Pro variant features Rigid Industries LED fog lights and sequential lighting for a modern touch.
Superior Off-Road Performance
The TRD Pro trim benefits from updated Fox shocks, specifically tuned for optimal off-road handling, traction, and ride comfort. These 2.5-inch internal bypass absorbers significantly boost the truck’s off-road capabilities, making it more capable on challenging terrains compared to the previous generation.
