William Morris 
2016 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab TRD Sport 4dr Access Cab 6.1 ft. SB (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
Windshield Issues
 I traded in my 2009 Tacoma for the 2016.  First impression was that it had everything that I wanted that the 2009 didn't have.  It was lacking a little in the storage compartments with the redesign, but for me that is a minor issue.  I love the technology, but do struggle a little with the bluetooth which doesn't want to talk from time to time.  Could be a phone compatibility issue.  I love the style, the comfort and the brand.  But, with this model there is one thing I've had problems with and that's the windshield.  At 200 miles on the odometer, I picked up a pebble on the interstate that smacked the windshield and spider webbed it.  I used to get hit by pebbles all the time in my 2009 and never even got a chip, much less a crack.  I figured it was luck of the draw until I went to have it replaced.  The windshield replacement company made a comment on how many 2016 Tacoma's they've had to replace windshields on.  I did some research and found that they are using a new multi-glass layered windshield to cut down on cabin noise. It only makes sense, more layers = thinner glass on the outer layer making it more susceptible to cracking or chipping. At $1200 it's no cheap replacement either.  But, after paying my deductible, the insurance company took care of it.  Now at 2700 miles on my odometer, guess what?  Another pebble and now another cracked windshield.  Because it's new, they have no data on breakages at Toyota.  I filed a report today.  I have a strong feeling this will be a recall issue.After the 4th windshield I sold the vehicle at an $8000 loss.  I will NEVER buy another Toyota ever.  $8000 is a hard pill to swallow.