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Originally Posted by The Rooster
You just said the Tacoma was a mid size truck, but used it in your argument that because the Tacoma sells more than the Tundra that people want small trucks, even though neither of them are small. Using your own logic, the Tacoma cant be considered small, so should be excluded from the already paltry small truck sales figures. So if you only count the ACTUAL small trucks...Colorado, Canyon, Frontier and Ranger...the numbers are pathetic.
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I think you missed my point, which was that there are no small trucks being sold in the US these days. There are only mid-sized - the ones of similar size to the Tacoma, which you call small - large, and super-sized.
A small truck would be something in the size & weight range of the '70s Toyota SR5, which IIRC came in around 2500 lbs, compared to the 2010 Tacoma which is pushing 4000.