Compare the 2022 Jeep® Wrangler to the 2022 Toyota Tacoma

If you're looking for a new vehicle to help you tackle your wildest adventures around Plymouth, IN, you'll find that the Jeep® Wrangler is uniquely well suited to the task. The Wrangler is widely hailed as the quintessential off-road vehicle thanks to its legendary prowess on even the most challenging trails, and it gives its rivals a master class in taming the wild outdoors. So, how does something like a Toyota Tacoma truck fare against the Wrangler? If you're looking for sheer adventuring capability, there's no contest.

Compare Engines

The Jeep Wrangler offers a wide range of five powertrain options, starting with a 3.6L V6 and spanning across options like a 6.4L V8, a diesel option, and even a plug-in hybrid model. The Tacoma only has two engine options, so you'll get nowhere near the diversity that the Wrangler has to offer. If you aim to personalize your driving experience with the right engine, the Wrangler supplies far more choices.

Compare Performance

When it comes to performance, the Jeep Wrangler and Toyota Tacoma are different beasts. The Wrangler focuses its power on off-roading capability, offering features like refined 4x4 power to help you crawl over obstacles and hold dominion over challenging terrain. The Tacoma is generally more concerned with towing and hauling power. Even so, the Wrangler can tow up to 3,500 pounds when properly equipped, putting it on par with the lower end of the Tacoma's capabilities.

If you're looking to unleash your vehicle on the wilderness, though, the Wrangler far outshines the Tacoma. All Wrangler models are Trail Rated, and they offer sophisticated 4x4 systems and off-road armor so that you can get the most out of your wildest rides. You'll need to climb the Tacoma trim ladder to get the Tacoma TRD Off-Road if you want to come anywhere close to the level on which the Wrangler performs. When the pavement ends and the boundless expanse of wilderness begins, the Wrangler leaves its competition in the dust.

Compare Interior

The Wrangler is designed for your off-roading adventures, so it's easy to get in and get your journeys started. With a driver-centric layout and excellent visibility, the Wrangler makes it a cinch to sit back and take in your surroundings. The Wrangler is also crafted to make it easier to clean the interior with the assumption that you'll run it hard on the trails and come back needing a rinse. The Tacoma features a comfortable interior with plenty of conveniences, but it doesn't cater to adventure quite like the Wrangler.

Compare Technology and Safety

Don't let the rough-and-tumble nature of the Wrangler fool you. The Wrangler offers plenty of modern tech features, including an available 8.4-inch display for the user-friendly, fan-favorite Uconnect® infotainment system. You'll also find sought-after features like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to help you stay connected on the go around South Bend and Mishawaka, IN. The Tacoma also boasts a robust tech roster, though it lacks the refinement of the Uconnect system and falls short in terms of touchscreen display size.

The Wrangler also offers safety features like a blind-spot monitor with cross-path detection to give you an extra boost when your adventures keep you in traffic. The Tacoma also offers a variety of safety technologies.

Learn More

See how the Jeep Wrangler compares to the Toyota Tacoma and other models that dare to encroach on its territory. We're confident that adventurous drivers will find a lot to love about the new Wrangler, so be sure to stop by our Jeep® dealership serving Warsaw, IN to find out more.