
Capitola drivers have some great options when it comes to configuring the new Toyota Tacoma. Besides choosing between seven trims, you can also opt for the Toyota Tacoma Access Cab or Toyota Tacoma Double Cab, as well as a couple of Toyota Tacoma bed size options. All of the 2023 Toyota Tacoma trim levels are packed with features and have impressive capabilities. But, which trim is best for you? Read our breakdown below of all of the trims and their highlights.
Any one of the Toyota Tacoma trim levels is well-equipped to take on whatever Santa Cruz roads have to throw at them, and each one of the trims has more features than the last. Here are the highlights and features of each trim:
Tacoma SR
Tacoma SR5
Tacoma TRD Sport
Tacoma TRD Off-Road
Tacoma Limited
Trail Special Edition
Tacoma TRD Pro
The Toyota Tacoma comes in multiple configurations, allowing you to opt for the Toyota Tacoma Double Cab or the Toyota Access Cab, for instance. There are a couple of bed size options, as well:
So, which trim best suits your needs? It’s a tough choice, but you can narrow it down some more when you compare these trucks in our showroom. We’d be happy to put you behind the wheel of a new Tacoma, whether you intend to buy or lease it. In the meantime, check out our essential car buying tips. Our dealership is just a short drive away from Santa Clara, so drop by or contact us today!
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