1995 Toyota Tacoma Price, Specs and Features - Car Specs Hub

The 1995 Toyota Tacoma marked the first full model year for this compact pickup truck, introduced as a replacement for the Toyota Pickup (Hilux) in North America. It was designed with improved comfort, safety, and drivability while retaining Toyota’s hallmark durability and off-road prowess. Available in various configurations and trims, the Tacoma quickly became a favorite for work, recreation, and everyday use.

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Engine and Performance

Feature	Details
Engine Options	2.4L I4 (2RZ-FE), 2.7L I4 (3RZ-FE), 3.4L V6 (5VZ-FE)
Horsepower	142 hp (2.4L), 150 hp (2.7L), 190 hp (3.4L V6)
Torque	160 lb-ft (2.4L), 177 lb-ft (2.7L), 220 lb-ft (3.4L V6)
Transmission Options	5-speed manual, 4-speed automatic
Drive Type	Rear-wheel drive (RWD) or 4-wheel drive (4WD)
Towing Capacity	Up to 5,000 lbs (V6 with towing package)
Payload Capacity	~1,500 – 1,800 lbs, depending on configuration

Dimensions

Feature	Details
Length	174.8 – 190.4 inches, depending on cab style
Width	66.5 inches
Height	61.2 – 67.5 inches
Wheelbase	103.3 – 121.9 inches
Ground Clearance	7.5 – 9.4 inches, depending on trim
Curb Weight	~2,800 – 3,600 lbs

Fuel Economy (EPA-Estimated)

Feature	Details
Fuel Type	Gasoline
Fuel Tank Capacity	15.1 – 18.5 gallons, depending on configuration
City MPG	18-22 mpg
Highway MPG	22-27 mpg
Combined MPG	20-24 mpg

Safety Features

Feature	Details
Airbags	Driver-side airbag (standard)
Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)	Available on some trims
Frame Design	Ladder-frame construction for durability
Crumple Zones	Improved structural reinforcements
Seat Belts	3-point seat belts for all occupants

1995 Toyota Tacoma Interior Features

Feature	Details
Seating Capacity	2 passengers (Regular Cab) or up to 5 (Xtra Cab)
Upholstery Options	Durable cloth or vinyl for easy maintenance
Seat Adjustments	Manual seat adjustments for driver and passenger
Steering Wheel	Simple design; optional tilt steering
Dashboard	Functional and straightforward layout with analog gauges
Storage Options	Behind-seat storage in Xtra Cab models
Climate Control	Standard heater with optional manual air conditioning
Infotainment	AM/FM radio; optional cassette or CD player
Interior Lighting	Overhead dome light
Cupholders	Integrated cupholders for driver and passenger
Trim Levels	Base models feature minimal trim; higher trims include upgraded materials
Flooring	Rubber mats in base models; carpeted floors in higher trims
Door Panels	Simple plastic panels with integrated storage pockets
Additional Features	Optional center console and armrest for added comfort

The interior of the 1995 Toyota Tacoma focused on practicality, offering a functional and straightforward design suited for both daily commuting and work-related tasks. Higher trim levels introduced subtle upgrades for enhanced comfort and style.

1995 Toyota Tacoma Exterior Features

Feature	Details
Body Styles	Regular Cab and Xtra Cab
Bed Options	6-foot or 7-foot cargo bed
Wheels	14-inch steel wheels (standard); 15-inch alloy wheels (optional)
Tires	All-season tires; off-road tires available on 4WD models
Lighting	Halogen headlights; optional fog lights on higher trims
Grille	Black grille; optional chrome accents on higher trims
Bumper Design	Black bumpers (base models); chrome bumpers (higher trims)
Paint Options	Solid and two-tone color options
Side Mirrors	Black manual-adjust mirrors; body-colored on higher trims
Door Handles	Sturdy pull-style handles in black or chrome, depending on trim
Mudguards	Optional front and rear mudguards
Ground Clearance	7.5 – 9.4 inches, depending on drivetrain and trim level
Tailgate	Removable tailgate with integrated latch; Toyota logo embossed
Trim Levels	Base, DX, and SR5 trims, each with distinct exterior enhancements
Windows	Fixed rear window (Regular Cab); optional sliding rear window (Xtra Cab)
Roof Options	Standard steel roof with integrated rain gutters
Bed Features	Durable steel bed with tie-down hooks; optional bed liner
Off-Road Features	Skid plates and raised suspension on 4WD models

The 1995 Toyota Tacoma’s exterior emphasized functionality and durability, with design elements tailored for both rugged utility and everyday use. Optional upgrades, such as chrome accents and off-road packages, allowed buyers to customize the truck to their needs.

Current Pricing in U.S.

Condition	Price Range
Excellent (Restored)	$12,000 – $18,000
Good (Well-Maintained)	$8,000 – $12,000
Fair (Functional)	$4,000 – $8,000
Poor (Needs Work)	$2,000 – $4,000

The 1995 Toyota Tacoma blended Toyota’s legacy of reliability with enhanced comfort and capability, making it a versatile and enduring choice in the compact truck segment. Its robust design and variety of configurations ensured its popularity among drivers seeking both utility and style.

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