Mo 
2017 Toyota Tacoma Access Cab SR5 4dr Access Cab 6.1 ft. SB (3.5L 6cyl 6A)
DECENT TRUCK, WISH IT HAD A MANUAL.
 I think the thing about the Tacoma I like least is the seating and the ergonomics.  I'm short, 5' 2", and the side mirror is right in my line of vision making driving rather a little dangerous.  I traded a 4L V6 Nissan Frontier for the Tacoma and I sort of wish I hadn't. (I wanted a manual transmission but I didn't want the trim level and price at which the standard for the V6 is available and I think the 2.7 L Tacoma engine with the 5 speed manual is quite underpowered.)  The power in the Tacoma is decent but the automatic transmission feels a little, I don't know, squishy somehow...not as crisp and clear as other automatics I've driven, if that makes any sense.  And the downshifts into first are weird. Come to think of it, to upshifts into first are weird, too. like the clutch slips or drags or something. (I don't know enough about automatics to know what it is.) The steering wheel position and distance are not optimal for me and not comfortable. MPG is kind of dismal but it's really about what you should expect from a V6/4WD and at least the tank is fairly capacious. I like the ability to manually shift (even though there's no clutch) and I like the automatic gear selection gait.  The tailgait lowering damping in very nice but it's heavy to close and there's no help for that.  I like the 4WD when the winter roads get snotty and in general the truck handles okay.  I had an '02 Mazda B Series that had terrible corrosion problems so I had the Tacoma undercoated with some dealer-applied gunk but the jury is still out on the value of having done that since I have only 8K miles on the OD.  I like the body styling, a vest improvement over the early 2000s which looked like warthogs on wheels.  I think the dash climate control knobs themselves are a bit unclear and the blower is a bit weak.  The power steering is great, very light.  Overall, I like my Tacoma well enough but I'm not super impressed with any one aspect.