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Toyota is known for durability, reliability and quality, and now a Toyota truck has the award to prove it. Motor Trend magazine, the world's number one automotive authority, named the Toyota Tacoma as the 2005 Motor Trend Truck of the Year. Toyota is another foreign player in the truck market that is making headway against the domestics, and this award is sure to help.

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Toyota Tacoma Motor Trend's 2005 Truck of the Year, Tacoma is larger and more powerful than its 1995-2004 predecessor, and offers more safety features, including curtain side airbags. It comes as a regular cab, extended Access Cab, and crew-type Double Cab - offering 18 different configurations in all! The Access Cab gains rear-hinged rear doors. The Double Cab retains four conventional side doors.

A 164-hp 4-cyl replaces 142- and 150-hp fours as the base engine. The available V6 is a 245-hp 4.0-liter in place of a 190-hp 3.4. The 4-cyl comes with a 5-speed manual transmission or 4-speed automatic. The V6 comes with 6-speed manual or 5-speed automatic. All body styles offer rear-wheel drive or 4WD. ABS is standard. A limited-slip rear differential is optional. An antiskid system is optional. Newly optional for off-road use are a locking rear differential, Toyota's Downhill Assist Control designed to maintain a slow speed on steep declines, and hill ascent control to avoid sliding backward. More...

Toyota Tundra Though classified as full-size, the Toyota Tundra is not as big as the Nissan Titan or the domestic full-size models. However it makes up for it's lack of size in other ways - it's quick, responsive. and built to Toyota's high standards. Its 4.7-liter V8 engine supplies enough power to run with the big boys, and a properly equipped Tundra can haul up to 1,800 lbs. or tow up to 7,100 lbs.

Tundra offers three cab styles: a regular cab, an extended Access Cab with two small rear-hinged back doors, and a crew-cab Double Cab with four conventional side doors. The Double Cab's cabin is 4 inches wider than the others. Regular cabs have an 8.1-ft cargo bed. Access Cabs have a 6.1-ft bed and choice of a conventional box or Toyota's StepSide flared-fender cargo box. Double Cabs have a 6.1-ft bed with walls 4 inches higher than on other models. They also gain an available 3-passenger front bench seat for '05, so all models now offer front bucket seats or a bench. Access and Double cabs also have a 3-passenger split folding rear seat for up to 6-passenger capacity. More...