The perfect pickup?
The new 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro is the highest performance model of the best-selling small pickup in America.
If you’re looking to keep your motor running, buy a Toyota Tacoma.
The 2018 Toyota Tacoma topped CarMD’s 2020 Vehicle Health Index.
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That’s one of the takeaways from CarMD’s Vehicle Health Index, which found the 2018 Tacoma was the least likely vehicle to experience a “check engine” light issue.
The 2018 Tacoma finished ahead of the 2015 Honda CR-V and 2018 Toyota Camry in a study that looked at over 19 million 1996-2020 model year vehicles to calculate the percentage of each that flashed a check engine light, which covers a host of problems affecting the engine and emissions systems that includes such things as the catalytic converter, oxygen sensor and even a loose gas cap.
The 2017 Tacoma and 2016 Tacoma ranked fifth and 10th, making the model the only truck in the top 10.
- 2018 Toyota Tacoma
- 2015 Honda CR-V
- 2018 Toyota Camry
- 2017 Honda Accord
- 2017 Toyota Tacoma
- 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport
- 2014 Honda CR-V
- 2017 Ford Explorer
- 2018 Nissan Rogue
- 2016 Toyota Tacoma
HERE’S WHAT YOUR ‘CHECK ENGINE’ LIGHT PROBABLY MEANS
Toyota didn’t make the top-10 list of brands, however, which, was led by Mitsubishi, Mercedes and Volkswagen.
- Mitsubishi
- Mercedes
- Volkswagen
- Buick
- Ford
- Mazda
- BMW
- GMC
- Subaru
- Cadillac
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As for how much each light will cost you, it depends on what you drive. Kias were the cheapest at an average of $322.43 per occurrence, followed by Chrysler ($332.83) and Mazda ($339.35).
- Kia ($332,43)
- Chrysler ($332.83)
- Mazda ($339.35)
- Hyundai (352.41)
- Dodge (355.92)
- Jeep ($359.13)
- Chevrolet (373.78)
- Ford (381.63)
- GMC (384.40)
- Volkswagen ($413.06)
