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2006 Toyota Tacoma

14 reviews

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Model: Tacoma
Year: 2006
Engine Size: 2.7L - 4 Cylinders 4.0L - 6 Cylinders
Seating Capacity: 3 Seats 4 Seats 5 Seats
Fuel Type: Gasoline
Style: Crossover

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Product Review

2006 Tacoma 2.7L Inline 4 SR5 Access Cab - Long Bed

by iwantahilux , Jul 31, 2007

Pros: 4 cylinder that has tons of power for it's size and simplicity.

Cons: Vacuum assisted 4WD... I wish it had a shifter like the HiLux.

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Author's Review

This is such a great truck... the 2.7l is an absolutely bullet-proof motor so far. I have just over 30k on my 06 4x4 Access Cab with 33" Goodyear MTR's and am still hitting the 20mpg mark - and still getting better than 16mpg while towing my 20ft boat at 65-70mph from Seattle to Idaho and back every summer. It slows on the mountain passes and I spend most of the time in 4th gear, but it seems to like the 3,000RPM mark... so I just run it.

I installed a K&N Intake system and noticed some good horsepower improvements.

Haven't had even 1 problem with it so far.

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