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Is the Tacoma the USA version of the Hilux ?

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Is the Tacoma the USA version of the Hilux ?

Post by beefa125 »

Question is in the title

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Post by greenhilux »

the us version of the hilux is the toyota pickup. Tacoma is slightly larger.
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Post by UZJ40 »

TACHOMA is a US made vehicle based on the Hilux but as said slightly larger.
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Post by Gribble »

UZJ40 wrote:TACHOMA is a US made vehicle based on the Hilux but as said slightly larger.


Slightly? Its like USA Grimace size, heaps bigger than a standard "Toyota Pickup"
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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

Basically a Hilux with coil sprung front end.

Not sure where the thought of them being bigger comes from considering the front guards etc will bolt onto a Hilux and a quick scan of the internet for their dimensions shows to be near identical to Hilux.

The Toyota Pick Up was the original name for their first models, but when they changed to the shape that we got around 98, the name was changed to Tacoma. Pretty much same as the first shape Navara in the U.S. was known as a Hardbody, but when switched to it's current shape was then named a Frontier.

This is in reference to models through the 90's, current model may be bigger, but the 90's models certainly weren't
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Post by UZJ40 »

The much bigger one is a Tundra, originally a T100. it is a V8 about the same size as an F150.
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Post by Gribble »

UZJ40 wrote:The much bigger one is a Tundra, originally a T100. it is a V8 about the same size as an F150.


Maybe thats the one im thinking of.

What a shit name for a toyota. :?
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