2007 Toyota Tacoma X-Runner

The Tacoma X-Runner gets its name from its cross-braced -- or X-braced -- frame, a component that gives the frame additional strength for better handling and more stability in corners and curves. Throw in sport-tuned springs and shocks, wider tires with a lower stance and specially tuned stabilizer bars and what you get is a vehicle that drives more like a sports car than a truck.

The Tacoma X-Runner is in a 4x2 Access Cab body and it's powered by Toyota's 236 hp 4.0-liter V6 engine. A full body skirt kit with flares and an air dam make the truck look as sporty as it feels.

The V6 utilizes a six-speed manual transmission coupled with a limited-slip rear differential to help propel the truck from zero-to-60 MPH in just under 7 seconds.

2007 Toyota Tacoma X-Runner Standard Features

• Body kit, also called a Ground Effects Package, includes wheel well flares, side skirts, rear filler panel below the bumper, front air dam

• Color matched exterior trim

• Hood scoop

• Performance-tuned suspension

• Bilstein shocks

• 255/45R18 Bridgestone Potenza performance tires on 18" alloy wheels

• Full-size spare tire on alloy wheel

• X-Runner badging

• Power windows, locks and mirrors

• Leather-wrapped steering

• Variable intermittent wipers

• Sliding rear window with tinted glass

• AM/FM radio with in-dash six disc CD changer and six speakers

• Front separate sport seats with 4-way manual adjust and fold flat function -- use the passenger seat as a portable desk or tray

• Cruise control

• 115-volt/400 watt power point in the bed

• Limited Slip Differential (LSD)

• Fog lamps

• Remote keyless entry

Pictures of the Tacoma X-Runner