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2002 Toyota Tacoma Base Reg Cab Manual (SE)
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Rear Wheel Drive, Regular Cab
22 mpg city / 27 mpg hwy
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22 mpg city / 27 mpg hwy
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Dependable, a little loud on the highway, eh MPG's
by Patrick J
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I love this truck, though it is not a high performer in the MPG's. I'd expect a truck this size to do a little better than 23 (Automatic) on highway. Sort of noisy on the high-way. In-cabin noise is almost unbearable.
No trouble with my truck except when I did not use it for over a week and for a ....
No trouble with my truck except when I did not use it for over a week and for a ....
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Great truck to own!
by SheldonG
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I bought this truck used in 2003 with 35k miles on it. I not have 98k miles on it and have no issues what so ever with this truck. I change the oil ever 5k miles and when I got it I swapped out the stock shocks with some good tokico shocks to kill the constant bouncing on the freeway. Now it ride su....
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My 2002 Tacoma
by Mark B
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I've had great luck with my truck. I simply can't kill it. The only issue I have is that my passenger side turn signal fills with water. It still works but it's full of water. I have had it replaced 4 times with no luck.
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