2014 Toyota Tacoma excels when it comes to compact trucks
Get more performance and efficiency in this new Toyota truck!
- This new Toyota truck has a bigger engine, for starters. It boasts a 4.0L V6, while the Honda Ridgeline falls short with a 3.5L V6.
- You'll also find that while the Honda truck offers a bit more horsepower, the Orlando Toyota Tacoma pulls ahead when it comes to torque. It brings you 266 lb-ft as opposed to the Honda's 247 lb-ft, which makes a difference when it comes to towing and handling, especially off the pavement!
- The new Toyota truck option also more stability on off-road surfaces with a longer wheelbase (127.4 feet versus 122 feet), and better maneuverability thanks to a smaller curb-to-curb turning radius of 40.6 feet, versus the Honda Ridgeline's 42.6 feet.
- One more thing to point out – this Toyota in Orlando also offers features like a full-size spare tire, Hill Start Assist Control, Downhill Assist Control, and running boards – you won't find these on the Honda Ridgeline!