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Toyota 1994 Pickup
1994 Toyota Pickup DX
75,101 Miles
Columbus, OH
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614 Cars
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195
days on market
$35,350
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Toyota Pickup OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.5
58 Reviews
5 star
60%
4 star
33%
3 star
7%
2 star
0%
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0%
Overall
4.5
Value
4.6
Style
4.0
Performance
3.8
Comfort
3.8
Fuel Economy
3.6
Reliability
4.6
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Larry
Larry
Ironwood, Michigan
4.0
Best work truck I've ever had
I like my pickup truck. I bought it used for $250 over ten years ago with 200k miles on it. I am pleased to say it out performed my greatest expectations. It is very reliable. The load capacity and fuel economy are great for a small pick up.
Jose
Jose
Parkland, Florida
3.0
I had the greatest experience buying out my lease at Toyota town. I always recommend my family and friends to Toyota Town. Thank you for take care of me and family.
This best will get you whenever you are going safely. Haul anything, anywhere, reliably without the Ford/Chevy/Dodge BS issues you will almost certainly experience. I have regularly hauled 10,000 lbs. + loads through mountainous terrain, 90 degree + temps and the Tundra never blinks. I was a Chevy guy for years, but will never turn back. Toyota all the way baby!!! Doesn't burn a drop of oil, and looks as fresh as original after 5K of heavy use. Outstanding reliability looks. Gas mileage still between 17 to 20.4 miles per gallon with an average of around 18 overall.
Titusville, Florida
5.0
The perfect small truck.
The 1984 Toyota SR-5 had more than functionality. It had charm, hailing from a time before the digital era. The gauges stuttered as the car increased speed, rather than a smooth progression like a newer car. It had a nice payload bed that I kept my surfboard in usually. The air conditioning was amazing and cold within seconds. The truck was small enough to slip in and out of traffic and it had excellent steering and breaks for an old vehicle. It was also very easy to maintain, because though I am not a mechanic with some help and tutelage I got very adept at repairing the vehicle. While it probably would be nearly impossible to find an 84 truck again in such good condition, the experience did ingratiate Toyota Motors to me. Toyota produces long-lasting and great vehicles, evidenced by the fact the truck ran perfectly despite over 250,000 miles on the odometer. I eventually ended up parting ways with the truck, not by choice, but because of an accident there was no way to swerve out of. While I collected 300% the purchase price in the insurance claim (due to it having a newer engine, a 1995), I will forever lament the loss of that truck. It was the perfect first vehicle.