Overview & Reviews
The 2003 Toyota Tacoma compact pickup is upgraded with standard antilock brakes on all models. Additionally, child restraint system lower anchors have been added to the front passenger seat on Regular and Xtracab models, and to the rear outboard seats on Double Cab models.
- Flexible and refined drivetrains, competent off-road, multiple body configurations.
- High price, most convenience features are optional, no third or fourth door on Xtracabs.
User Reviews:
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love it - 2003 Toyota Tacoma
By darbytee - February 9 - 2:00 amI got rid of a Ford F-150 4x4 to get this and I havent regretted it for one minute. i have plenty of space, plenty of power, and Im getting about 20 mpg, which I never even approached in the Ford. The smaller bed took a little getting used to, but with the help of tiedown straps I regularly carry 4x8 sheets of plywood with no problem. I would recommend this truck without hesitation.
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nice truck/unconfortable pedals too high - 2003 Toyota Tacoma
By Azael - February 7 - 10:00 ampedals too high make a little unconfortable to drive,other than that is good truck(trusted "toyota" owner)
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Great Truck - 2003 Toyota Tacoma
By Toyota Guy - January 29 - 10:00 amI Just traded a tundra w/trd for this 03toyota dbl cab w/trd and i am very very satisfied with truck. It fits me and my family better than the tundra did the only thing i am missing is the v8 power and i think tacoma needs more available options like homelink and over head console with temp and compass. But i still love it w/out the features..
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Taco Review - 2003 Toyota Tacoma
By Harry Nonnemacher - January 4 - 12:43 pmOutstanding vehicle, overall good quality, very user friendly. 21 MPG average with a v6 5 speed. Excellent safety features as well. Plenty of power, very responsive acceleration. Overall good price. A good looking "beefy" truck!
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Ride is nice - 2003 Toyota Tacoma
By Lee - December 23 - 2:00 amEverything I read said the tacomas ride was unpleasant. Im a 65 210lb guy and im not uncomfortable. I will say though the first week I owned it the seats where tough but thats expected its a new truck! This truck has power and you can feel it while in lower gears. Pickup is nice too. No real blind spots that i see.
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Ride is nice - 2003 Toyota Tacoma
By lee - December 23 - 2:00 amEverything I read said the tacomas ride was unpleasant. Im a 65 210lb guy and im not uncomfortable. I will say though the first week I owned it the seats where tough but thats expected its a new truck! This truck has power and you can feel it while in lower gears. Pickup is nice too. No real blind spots that i see.
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tacoma - 2003 Toyota Tacoma
By fred234 - November 9 - 2:00 amNeeded 4wd and this was best available w/ options that I wanted. Use to tow 18 boat and general hauling. Good power.
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S-Runner Tacoma - 2003 Toyota Tacoma
By S-RunnerPete - October 18 - 2:00 amThe S-Runner is a truck that is difficult to acquire. It took me almost a year to finally get mine. Speaking with other S-Runner owners on- line, theyve had similar experiences. This truck is a real blast to drive, with its 190 horsepower 24 valve V-6. Front and rear sway bars, Tekico gas shocks, and 5-spead transmission, make this truck a "real sleeper". Fuel mileage isnt bad for all the performance one gets in this S-Runner package. I personally have gotten 26 mpg on a trip. The reliability is typical Toyota, and thats a good thing. I am very happy with this truck.
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Killer Truck - 2003 Toyota Tacoma
By Gregor McGregor - July 30 - 10:00 amJust purchased my new truck, so far I love it. Took it on a lengthy road trip with 2 other adults, quite comfy for such an off road beast. Gas Mileage averages around 18.5. Cant wait to get it off road.
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Great truck - 2003 Toyota Tacoma
By howie - June 18 - 10:00 amThis is the first truck that Ive owned and dont regret my decision to buy it. The double cab bed is a little small but adequate. I had a spray-in bed liner put in versus the drop-in shell that Toyota offers. I drove an Accord for several years and its taking me some time to get used to the difference in gas mileage.
