The Tacoma is the last manual-transmission pickup left on the market. Will it find enough die-hards to keep it alive?

This story is sponsored by Toyota. The Toyota Tacoma has long been held by many as the king of the mid-size truck world, known for its rugged capability, off-road prowess and legendary reliability.

It's the only new pickup still sold with a stick-shift, and you'll be glad to know it drives a lot like an old one.

If you drive a Toyota Tacoma, you might want to stop — while you can — and take it to your dealer. The company is recalling more than 106,000 vehicles, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety ...

The popular midsized Tacoma has (finally) received a clean-sheet redesign for the 2024 model year, adapting the platform from the latest full-sized Tundra pickup and Sequoia SUV, sharing similar ...

Pickup trucks continue to be hot, with several full-size models landing at the top of the best sellers list year after year. Although I don’t have the need for a “work truck,” I get the appeal. They ...

One of the most underrated Japanese trucks may just be the Tacoma's strongest competitor, especially if you are looking for a V-6 engine.

During a test drive in Arizona, United States, a woman ended up accidentally “customizing” a brand-new Toyota Tacoma after driving over a can of white paint. The incident was captured in a video on ...