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BURT100
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bovan
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Toyota T100 Model Overview
Toyota T100 Cars
Questions
Where Can I Find A Schematics Drawing Of My Fuel Line/s?
Had my cracked valve cover replaced the other day, and both valve cover seals. When I went to fire up the engine to test it out, we were looking at the engine for about 5 minutes. Walked around the ...
What's Better? A New After-market Part, Or A Used Oem? I'm Shopping For A...
What's better? A new after-market part, or a used OEM? I'm shopping for a valve cover for a 1996 Toyota T100, and the price difference between the two is $27. (used one is $125 including shipping, ...
My 1994 Toyota T100 Speedometer And Odometer Are Not Working. Where Do I St...
Help On R&r Of Submerged Bearings On Drive Axles
I Have A 1997 Toyota T-100 Extended Cab 2x4 And Want To Know What Type Of B...
If the rear are ceramic does that mean ceramic are better and can ceramic be used in the front ones as well or not. I know the ceramic ones are more expensive but if it would increase the longevity of...
About the Toyota T100
The T100 was introduced in 1993 to compete with full size pickup trucks like the Ford F-150 and the Dodge Ram. However, sales were only ever a fraction of what the competitors were selling.
The T100 had a number of issues that diminished its appeal for those shopping for a full-sized truck. Even though it was much larger than the Tacoma, the T100 was significantly smaller than other full-sized trucks on the market. In addition, it was never available with a V8, and the first generation was not available with an extended cab.
Toyota addressed complaints by offering an Xtra cab model, and by increasing the engine size, but the T100 still suffered from slow sales. What it lacked in size, however, it made up for in speed and agility.
The T100 was the last pickup that was built in Japan and sold in North America. The T100 was discontinued in 1998 to make way for the Tundra.