2025 Toyota Tacoma vs. 2025 Chevrolet Colorado

Toyota Tacoma, Still the King of Mid-Sized Pickups

For a few years, the Tacoma was the only midsize pickup in the market; no one else could compete. The segment is growing with competitors like the Chevrolet Colorado and Ford Ranger. But how does the venerable Tacoma stand up? New Holland Toyota in New Holland, PA, has the answers you want.

Fuel Economy

Part of the reason mid-sized trucks have become popular is they have better fuel economy than their full-size counterparts. For drivers in Lancaster who don't need the towing or payload of a larger truck but still want some of the utility, it makes better economic sense to pick a midsize truck in Lititz.The Tacoma is the clear choice for fuel economy in Reading. Offering a 2.4-liter hybrid system, the Toyota Tacoma has an EPA combined rating of 23 mpg. The Chevrolet Colorado tops out at 22 mpg.

Off-Roading

Mid-size pickups make great off-road machines. From a trip to your buddy's hunting cabin to rock crawling in Moab, the angles your truck can handle are important. The Tacoma can descend slopes up to 26.6 degrees without scraping the ground. The Colorado maxes out at 26 degrees. While point six might not seem like much, it makes a difference when you call a tow truck in the middle of the woods.

Visit New Holland Toyota

If you want to see the pinnacle of midsize trucks, visit New Holland Toyota today. Our inventory of Tacoma pickups has everything from base-level SR trim to top-of-the-line Limited. Stop in today from Ephrata, and our sales consultants can walk you through Tacoma and explain why it has been the best-selling midsize pickup in the country for years. Drivers from Thorndale should call us today to schedule a test drive of the Tacoma or the Tacoma Hybrid.