Greatest Toyota Truck Ever

[Danarxe]

In your opinion fellow Toyota Enthusiast, what was the greatest Toyota truck/suv ever made? Overall, everything must be taken into consideration: Durability, power to gas mileage ratio, off road performance/on road performance, repair difficulty/part availability, style, workability/playability, and anything else you can think of. also be prepared to back up your answer.

[FryTaco]

In my opinion it was the 85 Toyota SR5 Extended Cab 4x4. It still had a straight axle and it also had the fuel injected 22re. It was a great truck and as near indestructible as a little Toyota could be.
Fry

[DietoRemain]

Im gonna have to go with the 95-00 tacoma.. best looks IMO and extremely overbuilt engines I mean I know a guy whos pushin 15 PSI on his turbo on his 2RZ with STOCK internals.
now thats impressive for a 4 banger
Solid as heck.
The last of the minis!

[dtacow]

What about the A BAT?

[burger]

Now that's a hard one.there are too many exceptional models to choose from.There are hilux models outside of North America that are just awesome and I don't have enough knowledge about the latest generation to comment about them.BUT,I have NEVER heard anyone say"My Toyota truck sucks"

[Danarxe]

In my opinion, its gotta be the 1987 toyota 4runner sr5 22re-t Auto tran 4 wheel drive manual locking hubs, with detachable shell and front IFS. You can take the shell off and fit a wheeler in the back, unmatchable 4 cylinder gasoline power. perfect weight distribution, and overall low weight, resulting in great gas mileage. it has a bullet proof engine and heavy duty drivetrain. fit five people comfortably, or put the seats down, throw a twin size mattress in the back and go camping. and in my eyes a good looking truck too. i've never seen anything that could outclimb it stock. it could put a mountain goat to shame.

[Danarxe]

I have to agree with burger though... Toyota for life. i've never seen or heard of a sucky toyota. I wish they had the diesels in the USA... does anybody know why they don't?