Source: Pixabay It would be hard for a vehicle manufacturer to have a car model they’ve sold as long and consistently as the Tacoma without at least a few models that are a bit of a problem. While we’ll talk a lot about the Toyota Tacoma years to avoid in this article, it is worth noting that Tacoma has had an overall consistent performance for a long time. That’s excellent news since pickup trucks, in particular, need to be consistent and offer high durability since most truck drivers use them more heavily than other vehicles.

Toyota Prius 2016 by Karlis Dambrans — CC-BY-2.0 The Toyota Prius is one of the most popular full hybrid electric cars for a reason. Ranked as one of the cleanest cars for the environment and most fuel-efficient, the Prius has proven its reliability over the past two decades. The automobile was first introduced as a 4-door sedan, but since 2003, it has only been sold as a 5-door hatchback. With so many years of history, it only makes sense that specific year models are built better than others.

Source: Pixabay Reliability is likely one of your top concerns if you find yourself out looking for a Toyota. In that case, you’re in luck - Toyotas are reliable across the board and will have you driving anywhere you wish in comfort and safety. It’s essential to understand the capabilities of your car and whether or not you can trust it, so we here at CoPilot have compiled everything you need to know about how reliable Toyotas are!

Source: Pixabay The Toyota 4Runner is one of the most popular vehicles on the market. However, some people enjoy the feel and presentation of the vehicle without wanting the 4 Runner itself. If you’re interested in a vehicle similar to the classic 4Runner, what are the best 4Runner alternatives available? If you’re interested in purchasing one of the many 4Runner alternatives, you’ve come to the right place. Read on to learn more about seven high-quality selections that resemble the 4Runner yet are different vehicles.

Source: Pixabay It’s hard to escape the news that many automakers are impacted by supply issues for semiconductors, essential components in modern vehicles. The car chip shortage for Toyota, General Motors, Ford, and other companies has had lasting effects on the car business. Limited chip supplies mean: Reduced or stopped production for specific makes and models Selling vehicles without certain features (like heated seats) Building incomplete vehicles that can’t be sold until crucial chips become available Higher new car prices due to limited availability Higher used car prices because new car shoppers can’t find what they want What Are Microchips (Semiconductors)?

Source: Pixabay Toyota is known for vehicles with long-lasting durability, legendary reliability, and value retention over time – the popular Toyota Tundra truck is no exception. The Tundra is undoubtedly a great option if you’re looking for a used heavy-duty full-size pickup truck. However, not all Tundra models are created equal, and some are more reliable than others. So what is the most reliable Toyota Tundra year? Thankfully, the Tundra is a reliable pickup truck that tends to hold its value over the years.

Source: Pixabay The venerable Toyota Corolla is one of the best-selling car models of all time and has recently celebrated 50 million units sold over its 55 years of history. Besides being one of the market’s most popular and recognizable models, the Corolla is also a go-to option for used car buyers in the U.S. Considering Toyota’s legendary reliability and value-filled offerings; this is hardly a surprise. While the Corolla’s popularity is warranted and well-deserved, the lineup itself is far from perfect.

Source: Pixabay The midsize SUV segment is undoubtedly one of the most competitive in the automotive market. If you’re looking for a used midsize SUV that offers plenty of utility, longevity, and reliability, it’s hard to go wrong with the Toyota Highlander. You’ll hear from many Highlander owners that they can easily reach 200k miles with their SUV. We’ve even read people boasting that their Highlander clocked in at 350k-500k with some parts replaced.

Source: Pixabay As the saying goes, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” That mantra has undoubtedly worked with Toyota (and took it to heart a bit much), especially with its 4Runner SUV that has been kicking around for 40 years. The old 4Runner is known for its legendary reliability and off-road capabilities. If you’re in the market for a relatively inexpensive and highly capable SUV that can take you off the beaten path, the 4Runner is more than a solid option.

Source: Pixabay Aside from its legendary reputation in reliability, Toyota is also known for its best-selling vehicles like the Corolla and RAV4. Despite unveiling several exciting products like the GR Corolla and GR 86, Toyota always seems to thrive by selling inoffensive and utterly sensible sedans and SUVs. So what happens if you cross the ubiquitous Corolla with an SUV? Well, you get the Toyota Corolla Cross. With the introduction of the Corolla Cross, Toyota has once again expanded its already comprehensive lineup of SUVs – along with the C-HR and RAV4.