I have an Toyota Tacoma double cab with some added packages and leather interior. Side running boards and an upgrade for the sound system. It also has the TRD package for off road. It also has a black bed liner. It has been the most reliable truck I have ever had. Have not had any issues with it at all. I have the cab extension that comes in handy for larger loads and easy to put on and off. I can carry just about anything in the bed. Including bikes and groceries at the same time, and I also have cargo nets on each side that help contain things. I have great and smooth speed and easy acceleration for merging on and off the highways. I usually get about 18-21 mpg, and I think that is pretty good for a v6 engine. The cab interior is very roomy and can seat five people comfortable without anyone feeling crowded. The ride is very smooth, like riding in a car. It only has 116,000 miles on it, and I think that is good for a 2004 model. It uses 87 octane for gas, so it is pretty economical to pay for gas. The cons about the truck are that it does cost more than cars for maintenance and for oil changes. Also, it could be a high step for short people to get in because it is a bit elevated. That is the only con I can think of. I get offers all the time from people who want to buy it. 2004 was a very good year for this truck.

I love the detail and build of the truck. It's a smooth silver with black added onto certain areas on the front and back. It's a 5 seater, but the back is technically a half-cab, so it would be tight to actually fit 5 people in it. For one or two people though, it's great, especially if you're going to work or school and you have things you need to take with you, since you can easily fit them in the back if you put the seat up. I constantly have things in the back, but I always make sure to keep it clean. It has great gas mileage as well, so I don't need to fill up too often. Saving money on gas is a great pro for any car, so that's one of my favorite things. It's needed little to no maintenance at all, and even then, the dealership took care of all the problems for me. Anything that's happened to the car that I've needed to fix has been my fault in the first place, so I wouldn't place any blame of that on the car. The small amount of maintenance that I HAVE had to do is negligible though. The only con of the truck is that it is only rear-wheel drive, so it's easy to get stuck in certain places, and if you drive in bad weather, it can be a bit hard to control at first. That's not a horrible con though, since rear wheel is better for safe, on-road driving. Overall I really like the vehicle and I'm glad I purchased it. If I could go back, I'd do it all over again and get the same car. I got it at a great price, and the previous owner took amazing care of it, so it was an amazing deal.