Used 2024 Toyota Tacoma trucks for sale near Gold Bar, WA

We started using Marysville Toyota because we were very unhappy with the service we received at Rodland Toyota in Everett. Our experience at Marysville was very different. The people we dealt with were friendly, knowledgeable and professional so we'll stick with Marysville!

Great experience so far with the Tacoma. Have loved the ride and comfort it provides, with the only negative so far being some of the quality of the interior isn’t the greatest. The door panels specifically are loose feeling on the handles, seems cheap for a $55k truck.

We had an incredible experience working with Cassy Frost at Chevrolet Buick GMC of Bellevue. From start to finish, Cassy went above and beyond to help us secure the perfect car. Her professionalism, patience, and dedication were unmatched — she made what can often be a stressful process feel smooth and even enjoyable. Cassy took the time to truly understand what we were looking for and worked tirelessly to make it happen. She kept us informed at every step, answered all of our questions thoroughly, and ensured we felt confident and supported the entire way. Even when unexpected challenges came up, Cassy handled everything with grace and determination. What stood out most was her genuine care — we never felt like “just another customer.” Cassy made us feel like a priority, and that made all the difference. Thanks to her, we’re now driving a car we absolutely love. If you’re in the market for a vehicle, we can’t recommend Cassy Frost and Chevrolet Buick GMC of Bellevue highly enough!

The Gen 4 Tacoma is very nice. There are a few issues that Toyota should have never allowed. First, as in the Gen 3, the drivers side assist handle is missing. That is a nice feature that should be in the truck. Second, the glove box door looseness is an embarrassment. It is disgustingly loose. I was able to buy some inserts online for $11. Toyota ought to be doing that for all the trucks. Third, the electronic stuff is WAY WAY WAY overboard. Way too much and way to confusing and way to difficult to shut off and keep off. I want a truck I can drive, not wrestle with the electronics. The notion of not being able to buy desired options is terrible. I do not need a power tailgate and inability to open the tail gate without a key. Either pay $4000 for some thinks you want or pay $8000 to get lots of stuff you don't want just to get 1 or 2 things you do want. The electronic dashboard is way overboard. Another 'feature' that is way overboard and can not be simplified. This is a truck, how about some analog gauges? The good part is the ride is amazingly solid and smooth, performance is pretty snappy for a relatively heavy vehicle and I expect Toyota longevity. Overall, the basic truck is nice, but the extra stuff is unwanted, unnecessary and adds complexity that is not desired

Thank you Ed for the car sale!! Absolutely love the car.. sales and financing was great

The 2024 Toyota Tacoma TrailHunter is a special vehicle. It is a definite upgrade from any Toyota Tacoma ever produced. The list of improvements and options is too long to specify. It has everything you need for your daily commute and off-road adventures plus extra. Technology and convenience built in. The only drawback is the interior is a bit tight particularly in the back along with the price being a bit elevated, but you should be able to negotiate a better end-of-the-model year deal.