(Something to consider: I was looking at a Dakota before I bought my fullsize Dodge in 2001. The fuel mileage difference is only 1 or 2 mpg if even that. I get an average of 19 mpg with a fullsize Dodge 3.9 six cylinder. Never gets less than 17 mpg in city only driving and gets 21 or 22 on a trip. An 8 foot bed really comes in handy if you're using your truck as a truck. Also more room inside. Just something to consider.)
Cousin,
Two complete different animals here. Someone looking at a Tacoma more than likely will not even consider a Dakota, unless of course they are cruising lots looking for the cheapest deal. Plenty of Dodges to be pawned to consumers therefore deals can be had. Tacoma doesn't have that problem.
You can run 87 with no issues.
Daily Drives:
-2003 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner,2.7 liter, 4 cylinder, Mobil1 5w30 ODO 21800
-1995 Toyota 4-Runner,3.0 liter,6 cylinder, Mobil1 5w40 tsuv ODO 101300
http://community.webshots.com/user/amkeer
Cousin,
Two complete different animals here. Someone looking at a Tacoma more than likely will not even consider a Dakota, unless of course they are cruising lots looking for the cheapest deal. Plenty of Dodges to be pawned to consumers therefore deals can be had. Tacoma doesn't have that problem.
You can run 87 with no issues.
Daily Drives:
-2003 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner,2.7 liter, 4 cylinder, Mobil1 5w30 ODO 21800
-1995 Toyota 4-Runner,3.0 liter,6 cylinder, Mobil1 5w40 tsuv ODO 101300
http://community.webshots.com/user/amkeer
