Rare
2005–2014

Tacoma

X-Runner V6
Rarity
7/10
Rarer than
68%

Limited production across 10 model years. Manual-only in a market that was rapidly going automatic. Clean, unmodified X-Runners are genuinely collectible.

Engine
4.0L V6
Code
1GR-FE
Power
236 HP
Drivetrain
2WD
Cab
Access Cab
Built
~27,000–30,000
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Production Numbers
~27k30k built
Medium confidence · midpoint ~28k
How we estimate →
Estimate range
Wider band — derived from partial data
0325k650k
How we got this number

Forum + Wikipedia consensus of ~3,000 units per model year × 9 mainland US years (2005–2013), plus small Canada/Hawaii allocations through 2014/15.

Toyota stated: ~3,000/year (Toyota PR, repeated by Wikipedia)
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Estimated surviving in 2026
~19k21k
70% survival rate × production range. Midpoint ~20k. Survivorship confidence: low.
Where this variant sits (rarest 8 in Codex)
2015 Tacoma TRD Pro V6
~1.2k
l
2012–2013 Tacoma T|X Baja Series
~1.5k
m
2021 Tacoma Nightshade Edition
~3.8k
l
2001–2004 Tacoma S-Runner V6
~6k
l
2021 Tacoma Trail Special Edition
~7.5k
l
2024–Present Tacoma Trailhunter
~8k
l
2024–Present Tacoma TRD Pro
~9k
l
2023 Tacoma Chrome Package
~9.5k
l

Bar fade reflects confidence — faint bars are educated estimates, not citable figures. Of 42 variants with production data, only 0have high-confidence sourcing. We avoid claiming a precise rank because the inputs aren't all comparable.

Rarity Breakdown
7/10 · raw 44/100
How this is calculated →
Scarcity (45% weight)38/100
Survivorship (35% weight)30/100
Demand (20% weight)82/100
Lore — unverified, folklore, or disputed
  • unverifiedThe rear bed spoiler was reportedly functional, reducing lift at highway speeds — wind-tunnel-tested for a pickup truck.Widely repeated; no Toyota engineering source publicly available.
  • unverifiedSpeedway Blue was a limited first-year color that is now the most collectible X-Runner shade.
  • disputedThe X-Runner shared its 6-speed manual with the Lotus Elise.MYTH. The X-Runner uses the RWD longitudinal RA60. The Lotus Elise uses Toyota's FWD transverse C64. Both are Toyota gearboxes — but not the same unit.
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