2022 Toyota Tacoma 2WD SR5 Double Cab 5' Bed V6 AT (Natl) for Sale in Plantation, FL | Cars4Sure

What owners say

★4.3(61)

General Toyota Tacoma 2WD owner feedback — this listing’s exact specs are above.

With a 4.4 out of 5 from 44 owner reviews, this Tacoma has strong reliability ratings and is known to hold its value well over time.

The 278-horsepower V6 provides plenty of power for towing and hauling, while still running on regular gasoline to keep fuel costs manageable.

As a 4x2 pickup, it offers a smooth ride on pavement and lower maintenance costs compared to 4x4 models—great for daily driving and light work.

The 2022 model year benefits from Toyota's proven build quality, meaning fewer surprises in the first few years of ownership.

Some owners report transmission hesitation or rough shifting; when you test-drive, accelerate smoothly from a stop and listen for any clunks or delays—most examples shift fine.

A few owners mention brake pulsation or premature wear; ask for service records and feel for vibration when braking at highway speeds—an easy thing to check.

There have been a handful of airbag-related concerns; verify that all safety recalls have been completed by checking the VIN with a dealer—this is a quick, free step for peace of mind.

What owners say about the Toyota Tacoma 2WD

★★★★★4.3(61)

General owner feedback across Toyota Tacoma 2WD trims — this listing’s exact specs are shown above.

With a 4.4 out of 5 from 44 owner reviews, this Tacoma has strong reliability ratings and is known to hold its value well over time.

The 278-horsepower V6 provides plenty of power for towing and hauling, while still running on regular gasoline to keep fuel costs manageable.

As a 4x2 pickup, it offers a smooth ride on pavement and lower maintenance costs compared to 4x4 models—great for daily driving and light work.

The 2022 model year benefits from Toyota's proven build quality, meaning fewer surprises in the first few years of ownership.

Some owners report transmission hesitation or rough shifting; when you test-drive, accelerate smoothly from a stop and listen for any clunks or delays—most examples shift fine.