2025 Toyota Tacoma vs. 2025 Nissan Frontier

Toyota Tacoma vs. Nissan Frontier

Midsize pickups are as popular as ever in New Holland, PA. It can be hard to see what is best in a market where everyone is trying to throw their hat in the ring. New Holland Toyota is here to help you find the best truck for you, so let's look at the Tacoma vs. the Frontier.

Torque Matters in Lancaster

Horsepower isn't what matters When you need your truck to do truck things. Torque is what gets the job done in Reading. While the Nissan does have more horsepower, its 281 pound-feet of torque comes up short of the Tacoma and its 317 pound-feet of torque.Torque matters because it measures the force put into the tires. While being able to tow on a flat surface is great, the world isn't flat. Whether you are pulling a trailer up a hill or a stump from the front yard, getting that power to the ground is more important than a big engine just spinning the tires in Thorndale.

Head Off-Road

Both trucks can get you there if you want to explore remote wooded trails. But you can trust the Tacoma to get you back to Ephrata. The Toyota Tacoma has 10.8 inches of ground clearance. Add an available approach angle of 34.4 degrees and a departure angle of 26.2 degrees; the Tacoma can get through a lot. The Frontier only has a maximum of 9.5 inches of clearance, an approach angle of 32.3 degrees, and a departure angle of 23 degrees. We aren't saying you will get stuck in a Frontier, but you're more likely to bottom out or scrape.

Visit New Holland Toyota

If you want to drive the king of midsize around Lititz, see us at New Holland Toyota today. Our sales consultants can show you all the features and options on the Toyota Tacoma. Contact us today to schedule a test drive.