How Much Does A Fully Loaded 2022 Toyota Tacoma Cost?

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Trucks & SUVsHow Much Does a Fully Loaded 2022 Toyota Tacoma Cost?The 2022 Toyota Tacoma is a superb choice for midsize pickup truck shoppers, with its off-road capabilities and high-level utility. Do you want to enjoy the top-on-the-line 2022 Tacoma model? See how much a fully-loaded 2022 Tacoma costs. by Mark Putzer Published on October 18, 2021 2:42 pm 2 min read Share: Share on Twitter: Share on Facebook: Share via email: Copy link Link copied to the clipboard! Follow Us Add as preferred source on Google

With its off-road capabilities, towing prowess, high-level utility, and many technologies, the 2022 Toyota Tacoma is an outstanding choice for the midsize pickup truck segment. Do you want to enjoy the best that the Tacoma has to offer? See how much a fully-loaded 2022 Tacoma costs.

What’s the price of the most expensive 2022 Toyota Tacoma trim? 

The most expensive 2022 Toyota Tacoma model is the TRD Pro trim. It has a starting price of $44,325 and offers many off-road features. The second most expensive 2022 Tacoma model is the luxurious Limited trim, which has a starting cost of $39,155.

If you want to elevate your wilderness excursions, then the Tacoma TRD Pro trim is a great truck for you. Off-road features for the Tacoma TRD Pro include a multi-terrain monitor, FOX internal bypass shocks, and a TRD Pro black cat exhaust. Inside the Tacoma TRD Pro, the cab features Black TRD Pro leather-trimmed front seats, a power-adjustable driver’s seat, and a Premium JBL Audio system. For an additional cost, you can add accessories to the TRD Pro. Examples of accessory features include a bed lighting kit, a bed extender, a cargo divider, and towing equipment.

If you want to enjoy the pinnacle of luxury for the 2022 Tacoma, then you’ll want to opt for the Limited trim. For the exterior, the Tacoma Limited offers 18-inch Dark Smoke wheels, LED headlights and daytime running lights, and chrome-accented door handles. Inside the cab, the Tacoma Limited offers a panoramic view monitor and a power tilt/slide moonroof with a sliding sunshade. For an additional cost, the Tacoma Limited offers three packages: Tonneau Cover ($650), Nightshade Special Edition Package ($1,000), and Nightshade Special Edition Package with options ($1,650). 

Price for every 2022 Toyota Tacoma trim

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In total, there are six primary trims for the 2022 Toyota Tacoma: SR, SR5, TRD Sport, TRD Off-Road, Limited, and TRD Pro. As noted earlier, the 2022 Tacoma TRD Pro costs $44,325, while the Limited costs $39,155. The starting prices for the rest of the 2022 Tacoma trim lineup are $26,400 for the SR trim, $28,190 for the SR5 trim, $33,310 for the TRD Sport trim, and $34,565 for the TRD Off-Road trim.

What’s new for the 2022 Toyota Tacoma?

The 2022 Tacoma is primarily a carryover model. A full redesign of the Tacoma likely won’t happen until the 2023 model year. Some 2022 Tacoma models have a larger 14.0-inch touchscreen. Also, the popular special-edition Tacoma Trail Edition model, which builds off the SR5 trim, has some upgrades. This includes a new locking rear differential, a two-piece skid plate, and bronze-colored wheels. Additionally, both the SR5 Trail Edition and TRD Pro have a new suspension with more lift.

2022 Toyota Tacoma release date and availability

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Midsize pickup shoppers won’t have to wait long to get behind the wheel of the 2022 Toyota Tacoma. The release date of the 2022 Tacoma is fall 2021. It will be available at dealerships throughout the United States and North America very soon.

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Staff Writer, Producer - SUVs Mark Putzer

With seven years of experience writing in the automotive industry prior to joining MotorBiscuit in 2021, Mark’s work can be found on dealership websites across North America. A Bachelor of Science degree in zoology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison sent Mark into the wilderness for environmental studies. Here, he discovered a passion for driving off-road trucks and SUVs off the beaten path.

During his extensive international travels, Mark developed an affinity for foreign cars and international automotive markets. Inspired by the industry-wide push toward environmentally-friendly EVs and hybrids, Mark covers topics about recent advances in the automotive industry, in addition to everything from off-road concepts to emerging EV technology.

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