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I personally prefer dry land. However, water doesn't seem to be a problem for Tacoma:

That actually seems to be a common issue with that model year. I would suggest taking it to the dealership, since it has such a long mileage and is relatively new car.

Taking it to a professional and having it checked out would probably be the best option. As somebody already said, it could be a number of things.

Yep. Valvoline is the way to go.

Graphite worked for a little over a week. The speedo cable was $40, I think.

That is a good question. Somebody should seriously do some research on this question. I'd like to know.

After every 6000-6500 miles. I like to make sure my Hilux has a long and happy life.

I think it's more of a city truck. I've heard mixed stories about its performance off road.

Wait. Do you plan to paint flames on it?

Yep. Toyota trucks are proper gas guzzlers. However, you can still drive economically and increase your mpg. If you driving on the highway, reach your target speed as fast as possible, change to a higher gear and stay there. It won't help much, though. I've been actually thinking about getting...

I've heard good things about Unichip performance chip. It is said to maximize the performance.

Maybe you could try another trustworthy mechanic?

I'm from the same area. I've actually started to think about getting a more economical car for everyday commute.

Chromium oxide green would look nice. It's a good neutral color. Would look really nice in nature.

It depends on where do you intend to drive. If you plan to drive mostly in the city, 4 wheel drive would be pointless. You'd just get a poor mpg. However, if you plan to go off road a lot, 4 wheel drive is the way to go.

Here's a nice picture I found:

Depending on the model and whether you drive on the highway or in the city, it can vary from 16-20.

I don't think they are trying to copy Hummer. If you look at the old FJ 40, you'll see that the new one clearly is just a modern version of that. I do agree with it looking a bit like a Hummer, though. But again, I don't think it was meant that way.

It looks good. I might be interested. You are in Nashville?

Loves2Ride, that's an excellent idea. Toyota definitely should use these clips to advertise their trucks. I'm not sure if Top Gear UK is showed in US or not. You could definitely watch some on the Internet, though. - - - Updated - - - Also, guys, the show goes on: The forum doesn't let me...