White Chocolate Tacoma 
2016 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab TRD Sport 4dr Access Cab 6.1 ft. SB (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
Lexus of Lighter Duty Trucks
 First I would like to start out by saying thank you to Steve Gomez and the staff at Gulf Coast Toyota in Angleton, TX.  I traveled almost 200 miles to purchase My 2016 TRD Sport from them because they are strait up and didn't make me pay MSRP.  I visited at least 5 dealerships and test drove both access and double cab models with four cylinder and six cylinder combinations (only 4x2 models).  For me, the white V6 automatic TRD Sport 4x2 with a regular bed was the winner.  This made the most sense in terms of my needs and value.  This truck came with the V6 engine, upgraded stereo receiver (bigger screen), traction control, tow package, alloy rims, bed liner, nitrogen in the tires, day time running LEDs, push-to-start, and tint.  It did not come with blindspot indicators or the side steps, but my foot is too large for the "cute" sidesteps Toyota likes to install.  I put 700 miles, highway and city, on the truck in the first week and I am very pleased.I almost didn't purchase the truck after reading reviews on some industry respected sites. Particularly, the reviews regarding the transmission "having a difficult time finding a gear at higher speeds" was a major concern for me.  I have not found this to be an issue.  Currently, the only time I can remotely reproduce the issue is when I am purposefully erratic with the gas pedal at high speeds.  Having owned 30+ cars, including a GS Lexus, I believe a slight delay in RPM re-stabilization is normal for most cars that have more than 6 automatic transmission gears.   Enjoying/maintaining excellent ride and comfort requires a responsible driver and wisdom, but I digress.  I will note that the aforementioned "questionable transmission" reviews were in almost all cases regarding the 4x4 models.  Also, keep in mind that the RX 350 and GS350 now come with a variation of this same exact engine.I have noticed one thing.  If I park the truck, open driver door, and then turn off the engine, the truck likes to make an annoying beeping sound until I close the driver door.  However, if I park the truck, turn off the engine, and then open the door there isn't an annoying beeping sound.  One would hope that the a 2016 truck would be equipped with the processing power to understand "yes, the door was opened prior to engine shut off, but the engine has subsequently been shut down so stop the freaking beeping".  It may have been intentionally designed this way, but I am more than willing pull out the old C++ compiler if that is acceptable :-).Overall, Toyota nailed it in 2016 with the 4x2 TRD Sport.  Can it get better? Yes.  Will it get better? Yes.-White Chocolate Tacoma