Toyota interiors are generally tops in class, and the Tacoma cabin is no exception.Base model standard cab passengers ride on a bench seat, which gets a split/fold
feature in the Xtracab. A pair of bucket seats are installed in the SR5 Xtracab; these
are the most comfortable of the three varieties.
Though the Xtracab's rear jump seats ostensibly make room for two more passengers, the
available space is far better suited to cargo or small children, for whom a special
restraint system is provided. The tilt-out rear quarter windows and folding table are
welcome additions to the extended cab features list.
A car-like dashboard provides basic information--augmented by a tachometer on the
SR5--and carries radio and heat/vent controls. What it lacks (at least for this year)
is a passenger's-airbag. Controls are laid out well, a pair of cupholders are
conveniently located, and everything is covered in good (if not exactly lavish)
fabrics and plastic.
To go beyond the basics costs more, the key factor in Toyota's relatively high