Toyota Launches Killer Tacoma Lease Offer for July originally appeared on Autoblog.
A compelling offer on a redesigned favorite
The Toyota Tacoma has long been the king of midsize pickups. Beloved for its reliability and off-road chops, it’s been a staple on trails and construction sites for decades. Until recently, though, the model hadn’t seen a major overhaul in years. That changed last year when Toyota unveiled a fully redesigned Tacoma, bringing modern performance, updated tech, and much-needed refinement to the table. Now, Toyota is making it easier than ever to get behind the wheel with a killer lease offer for July.
The 2025 Tacoma blends tradition with transformation. While it keeps the rugged looks and tough build quality fans expect, it now rides on Toyota’s new TNGA-F platform, shared with the full-size Tundra and the new Land Cruiser. That means this isn’t just a cosmetic update, as under the skin, it’s an entirely new machine.
A surprisingly strong lease deal
This month, Toyota is offering a standout 36-month lease on the 2025 Tacoma SR5 Double Cab 2WD, priced at just $269 per month with $3,999 due at signing. Given the nearly $39,000 MSRP, that’s a surprisingly affordable way to get into a brand-new truck with serious capability and comfort. The offer runs through August 4, giving midsize truck shoppers a solid reason to head to their local dealership before the summer’s out.
Toyota Tacoma SR5ToyotaThe big news underneath the Tacoma is the switch to a coil-spring rear suspension in most trims, including the popular SR5. That change dramatically improves ride quality and handling, especially on pavement. It feels more composed in corners and less jittery over bumps, while still offering the durability needed for real truck work. Whether you’re using it to tow, haul, or just get to work every day, the new Tacoma handles it all with more poise than ever before.
A smoother, smarter, and stronger Tacoma
Under the hood, the 2025 Tacoma is powered by a turbocharged 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine that puts out up to 278 horsepower and 317 pound-feet of torque. That’s more than the outgoing V6 offered, and it delivers torque lower in the rev range, giving the truck a punchier, more responsive feel in everyday driving. It’s paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission that keeps the power delivery smooth and predictable.
Toyota Tacoma SR5ToyotaThe interior also sees a complete transformation. Gone are the plasticky surfaces and outdated infotainment, and in their place is a cabin that feels modern and practical. The SR5 trim comes equipped with an 8-inch touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a clean, driver-focused layout. There’s more sound insulation, more storage, and more thought put into everything from the seat materials to the button layout.
Final thoughts
Toyota didn’t just give the Tacoma a refresh—it gave it a whole new identity. It’s still the go-anywhere, do-anything truck fans have come to love, but it’s also smoother, smarter, and better to drive than ever before. Now that it’s paired with a highly competitive lease offer, it’s one of the most compelling pickups on the market this summer. Whether you’re hauling tools, hitting the trails, or just looking for a reliable ride with some edge, this deal makes the 2025 Tacoma a smart and stylish choice.
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Toyota Launches Killer Tacoma Lease Offer for July first appeared on Autoblog on Jul 15, 2025
This story was originally reported by Autoblog on Jul 15, 2025, where it first appeared.
