The Toyota Tacoma is offered in six main trims: SR, SR5, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, Limited, and TRD Pro. Most models are offered in what
Toyota refers to as Access Cab and Double Cab variants (these are more commonly known as extended and crew cabs, respectively), though the Limited and TRD Pro are only offered as a Double Cab. Access Cab models seat four passengers total, while the Double Cab is better suited for passengers with its five seats and roomier rear cabin. Toyota also offers the Tacoma in two bed lengths. Access Cab models come with a six-foot bed, while Double Cabs come with a 5-foot bed, although a 6-foot bed is optional on lower trims. Note these starting prices for each trim are before the $1,175 destination fee. The base-level
SR trim ($26,150) comes standard with 16-in steel wheels, power accessories, a composite bed that doesn’t require a bed liner, bed tie-down points, air conditioning, a rearview camera,
forward-collision warning, automatic emergency braking, lane-departure warning,
adaptive cruise control, automatic high beams, Bluetooth phone and audio connectivity, a GoPro mount, three USB ports and a 7-in touchscreen interface. The SR comes standard with the 4-cylinder engine but can be upgraded to the V6. One step up from the base trim is the
SR5 ($27,940), which adds a more refined exterior trim, rear tinted windows, a power driver’s seat, keyless entry, fog lights, a leather-wrapped steering wheel with phone and audio controls, satellite radio and an 8-in infotainment system. The new
Trail Edition ($34,005) is based on SR5 Double Cab models and features 16-in TRD off-road wheels with Kevlar all-terrain tires, lockable bed bins (one of which also acts as a cooler with drain plugs), 120-volt bed-mounted power outlet, blacked-out badging and black seating with tan stitching. The
TRD Sport trim ($33,060) offers increased curb appeal and improved road experience. The Tacoma TRD Sport boasts standard V6, an on-road-oriented sport suspension, proximity entry and push-button start,
dual-zone climate control, LED daytime running lights, 17-in alloy wheels, rear parking sensors, an auto-dimming mirror, and a wireless phone charger. Crew cabs include a power rear window. TRD Sport models also come standard with the V6. The
Tacoma Limited ($38,905) is only offered in the Double Cab and prioritizes comfort-oriented features, adding 18-in alloy wheels, leather upholstery, heated front seats, rear parking sensors, a power sunroof, blind spot monitoring and a rear cross-traffic warning system, all as standard. The new
Nightshade Edition ($39,905) is based on the Limited and adds smoked-out wheels, darkened chrome grille, black exhaust tip and other blacked-out aesthetics The choice for outdoor enthusiasts is the
Tacoma TRD Off-Road trim ($34,315), which boasts 16-in wheels, mild all-terrain tires, a Bilstein off-road suspension, skid plates, the deletion of the front air dam for a better approach angle, a locking rear differential, Toyota’s Crawl Control and Multi-Terrain Select systems and some unique styling elements. While the TRD Off-Road is cheaper than the Limited, it’s arguably a much better value — it tops out at around $45,000 with the addition of the TRD Premium Off-Road package, which gets you almost all of the good stuff offered on the Limited. The
TRD Pro ($44,075) is only available with the double cab and 5-foot bed, and it builds off of the TRD Off-Road trim by adding upgraded Fox-branded shock absorbers that give the vehicle a 1-in lift, a TRD cat-back exhaust, Rigid Industries-branded fog lights, a hood scoop, leather seats, all-terrain tires, unique wheels, and a few other aesthetic filigrees. A JBL audio system is included as long — as you opt for the automatic transmission. Toyota often advertises the TRD Pro with a snorkel-style air intake, but this is an accessory that can be purchased from your dealer and installed on any Tacoma, not just the TRD Pro. When it comes to options, many lower-end Tacomas offer equipment that comes standard on higher trim levels as an upgrade, such as power moonroof, V6 engine, premium JBL audio system, and blind-spot monitoring. All new Toyotas come with Toyota Care, which covers 2 years/25,000 miles of complimentary maintenance and roadside assistance.
