2010 Toyota Tacoma
Specifications
| Year | 2010 |
| Mileage | 10,500 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Pickup |
| Condition | Like new |
| Title Status | Clean |
Owner's Pitch
"Ultra-rare 2010 Toyota Tacoma with only 10,500 original miles. This time-capsule truck is 100% original, featuring the bulletproof 2.7L engine and a clean history. Includes brand-new BFGoodrich tires, fresh smog, and a pristine interior. A unique opportunity to own a nearly-new version of the most reliable mid-size pickup ever built."
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Description
Overview: For sale is a remarkably preserved 2010 Toyota Tacoma featuring the 2.7L inline 4-cylinder (2TR-FE) engine. This truck is a rare find with only 10,500 original miles and remains in 100% original, factory condition.
History and Maintenance: This is a clean-title vehicle with a spotless history and no accident record. It is currently registered through November 2026 and successfully passed its smog and emissions testing on January 27, 2026.
Features and Condition: The truck runs and drives excellently with perfectly functioning climate control. The interior is exceptionally clean, coming from a smoke-free and pet-free environment. It features a versatile 6-foot bed for maximum utility.
Recent Upgrades: It comes equipped with brand-new BFGoodrich tires recently installed at Costco with less than 200 miles of use. The tire tread is essentially at 100%, providing immediate value and safety for the new owner.
Market Highlights
- The Time-Capsule Phenomenon: In 2026, the market for 'analog' Toyotas has reached a fever pitch. Enthusiasts value the 2010 Tacoma for its lack of complex modern electronics and its proven mechanical simplicity, often paying double the standard book value for sub-20k mile examples.
- Southern California Toyota Premium: The Roseville and broader SoCal market remains the most aggressive region for Tacoma sales. Rust-free bodies and a local culture that prizes outdoor capability ensure that these trucks retain value better here than anywhere else in the United States.
- The 2.7L Utility Factor: While the V6 model is more powerful, the 2.7L inline-four is preferred by commuters and light-duty users for its easier maintenance and better fuel economy. In a high-cost fuel market like California, this 'slow and steady' engine remains a highly desirable asset.