Month: November 2025

2025 Mazda MX-5 Miata “Grand Touring”

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 Aero gray metallic paint with tan leather seating for 2 – heated front buckets, weighs 2,454 lbs., 154.1” long, 90.9” wheelbase and trunk capacity is 4.6 cubic ft., 17” x 8” matte black and polished finish aluminum multi spoke wheels and 205/45R17 Bridgestone Potenza all season radials, Grand Touring trim, 8.8” infotainment screen, rear vision camera, radar cruise control, flatbed phone charger, pushbutton/remote electric starter, tilt/telescope steering column, leather wrapped steering wheel, cloth convertible top, navigation, Bose FM/AM-Satellite stereo with 9 speakers and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto capability, 181 horsepower 2.0 liter four cylinder turbo engine, 151 lb. ft. of torque, six speed manual with rear wheel drive, zero to 60 in 5.7 seconds and 106 mph top speed, $36,565.00 list price, built in Hiroshima, 34 MPG highway rating, 29 mpg combined rating, 26 mpg city rating, 11.9 gallon gas tank with range of 405                                                                                          

 

2025 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro Double Cab

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The 2025 Tacoma TRD Pro is a powerhouse, delivering over 400 foot-pounds of torque paired with a smooth eight-speed transmission that makes every drive feel effortless yet commanding. On the road, the ride is firm, but that firmness translates to confidence when you leave the pavement—this truck is clearly tuned with off-roading in mind. Whether you’re blasting through trails or cruising down the highway, the TRD Pro feels purpose-built to handle it all with precision, comfort and grit.

Visually, the “Mud Bath” tan paint is a real showstopper—it caught a lot of eyes everywhere I went. Inside, the front bucket seats are to die for, offering both comfort and serious support during spirited drives. The cabin blends ruggedness with a touch of luxury, reminding you that this is no stripped-down trail rig. At $67,410, the Tacoma TRD Pro isn’t cheap, but with its capability, style, and sheer fun factor, it feels like a lot of truck for the money.