Looking at buying a 98 Tacoma sr5 v6 and was curious about the ups and downs of the truck and common problems

Asked by Audiguy87 Feb 04, 2012 at 02:09 PM about the 1998 Toyota Tacoma 2 Dr SR5 Extended Cab SB

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360,000km
Looks to be in great shape
5 speed
Canopy

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Karl answered 12 years ago

it is worth between $3,300-$7,000

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Lauren answered 12 years ago

They are probably some of the best trucks around. I have a 98 Tacoma SR5 V6 4x4 auto. They feel like little go karts (in a good way). They get around nicely. Solidly built and reliable. Even better if you find one with a TRD package since you get the e-locker with it. Probably the best option to go with. There's really no common problems other than just maintenance stuff. Takes me anywhere I want to go, on and off road.

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autonetoregon answered 9 years ago

I agree, maintenance is key. Timing belt is something to check if its running poor. Other than that they are great trucks!.

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