2026 Toyota Tacoma Price & Availability in Hazelwood, MO
What a 2026 Toyota Tacoma actually costs near Hazelwood, MO — trim-by-trim MSRP, destination fee, hybrid pricing, and what to expect at the dealer.
The 2026 Toyota Tacoma starts at $32,545 MSRP for the base SR and climbs to $64,750 for the TRD Pro i-FORCE MAX, per Toyota's October 22, 2026 full-line pricing sheet. A $1,745 destination, processing and handling (DPH) fee applies to every trim in Missouri, and the full lineup is available to order and buy at Bommarito Toyota Hazelwood at 9095 Dunn Rd.
Below is what the 2026 Tacoma actually costs across trims, how hybrid pricing changes the math, and what Hazelwood, MO buyers should expect on top of MSRP before signing.
What is the 2026 Toyota Tacoma starting price near Hazelwood, MO?
The 2026 Toyota Tacoma starts at $32,545 MSRP for the SR trim, before the $1,745 destination fee, Missouri sales tax, title, registration, and any dealer documentation fees. That base figure is the national MSRP published by Toyota and applies at Hazelwood, MO dealers including Bommarito Toyota Hazelwood on Dunn Rd in north St. Louis County.
The SR is the volume entry point: the 2026 Toyota Tacoma, starting at $32,545 (as of September 2026), per Toyota's full-line pricing dated October 22, 2026. Every trim above it layers on drivetrain, suspension, interior and off-road content, and the hybrid i-FORCE MAX trims carry the biggest jumps.
How much does each 2026 Tacoma trim cost?
Eleven trims make up the 2026 Tacoma lineup, ranging from the $32,545 SR to the $64,750 TRD Pro i-FORCE MAX. All figures below are MSRP and exclude the $1,745 DPH fee, Missouri taxes, title, registration, and dealer fees.
| Trim | MSRP | Powertrain |
|---|---|---|
| SR | $32,545 | Gas i-FORCE |
| SR5 | $36,635 | Gas i-FORCE |
| TRD PreRunner | $39,135 | Gas i-FORCE |
| TRD Sport | $40,415 | Gas i-FORCE |
| TRD Off-Road | $42,815 | Gas i-FORCE |
| TRD Sport i-FORCE MAX | $47,335 | Hybrid |
| TRD Off-Road i-FORCE MAX | $47,635 | Hybrid |
| Limited | $53,570 | Gas i-FORCE |
| Limited i-FORCE MAX | $56,895 | Hybrid |
| Trailhunter i-FORCE MAX | $63,750 | Hybrid only |
| TRD Pro i-FORCE MAX | $64,750 | Hybrid only |
The clearest decision points sit at three price breaks: $40,000 (where TRD Sport and TRD Off-Road open up), the high $40,000s (where the hybrid i-FORCE MAX versions of TRD Sport and TRD Off-Road slot in), and the low-$60,000s (where Trailhunter and TRD Pro live as hybrid-only halo trucks).
How much more does the i-FORCE MAX hybrid cost?
The hybrid i-FORCE MAX premium varies significantly depending on trim level. TRD Sport is $40,415 as a gas truck and $47,335 as a hybrid, a $6,920 jump; TRD Off-Road is $42,815 gas versus $47,635 hybrid, a $4,820 difference; and Limited runs $53,570 gas versus $56,895 hybrid, a $3,325 step up.
The hybrid premium shrinks as you move up the lineup, which is why the Limited i-FORCE MAX is often the smartest value play for buyers who want the hybrid torque curve without stretching to Trailhunter money. Trailhunter and TRD Pro are hybrid-only, so no gas-version comparison exists at those price points.
What does the Tacoma cost out-the-door in Hazelwood, MO?
Add the $1,745 destination fee plus Missouri state and local sales tax, title, and registration to any MSRP figure above to approximate out-the-door cost. Missouri is not on Toyota's list of southern states where the DPH may run higher than the national $1,745, so Hazelwood, MO buyers pay the standard fee on every trim from SR through TRD Pro i-FORCE MAX.
St. Louis County sales tax and the specific dealer documentation fee at Bommarito Toyota Hazelwood get added at the time of purchase and are not reflected in any MSRP figure above. For an exact Missouri out-the-door quote on a specific VIN, the finance team can run the numbers.
Which 2026 Tacoma trims are hardest to find?
Trailhunter at $63,750 and TRD Pro at $64,750 are the hardest 2026 Tacoma trims to source. Both are hybrid-only, produced in limited numbers, and tend to sell quickly wherever they land. The gas SR5, TRD Sport, and TRD Off-Road trims in the $36,000-$43,000 band are the most consistently stocked and the easiest to configure to a specific color and bed length.
If the exact configuration isn't in stock on the Bommarito Toyota Hazelwood lot, a factory order through our team is usually the cleanest path for Trailhunter and TRD Pro buyers. For buyers coming in from St. Charles, Florissant, or Bridgeton, calling ahead on hybrid inventory saves a wasted trip up Lindbergh.
Should you expect dealer markups on hard-to-find Tacoma trims?
At Bommarito Toyota Hazelwood, the pricing posture is MSRP-based rather than markup-based, which is especially relevant on the hybrid-only Trailhunter and TRD Pro trims that attract premiums elsewhere. The featured review below is from a Toyota buyer who ran into substantial markups in other markets on a hard-to-find hybrid and ultimately bought at MSRP from Bommarito Toyota.
I had an outstanding experience working with Tim at Bommarito Toyota in St. Louis. I had been searching all over the country for a Toyota Grand Highlander Hybrid MAX — a vehicle that’s incredibly hard to find — and most dealers I contacted in Los Angeles and San Francisco were adding outrageous markups of $5,000 to $7,000 above MSRP.As a buyer from Minneapolis, the idea of paying that kind of premium, flying across the country, and driving back was discouraging. So when Tim called to say they had one available — and that Bommarito Toyota is a family-owned dealership that doesn’t believe in markups — I was absolutely thrilled. The price was MSRP, fair and transparent from the start, and St. Louis was a much easier trip.Tim made the entire process seamless, from my first call to the final paperwork. I’m deeply grateful for the honesty, professionalism, and integrity Tim and his team brought to the process. My only regret is that Bommarito Toyota isn’t located in Minneapolis — I’d love to be a regular customer. If I’m ever driving through St. Louis again, I’ll absolutely stop by. This is a truly exceptional dealership that exemplifies strong Midwestern values and ethics in every interaction.
Bommarito Toyota has won Toyota's President's Award for 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024, which is awarded for sales, service, and customer experience performance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest 2026 Toyota Tacoma?
The cheapest 2026 Toyota Tacoma is the SR trim at $32,545 MSRP, per Toyota's October 22, 2026 pricing sheet. That figure excludes the $1,745 destination fee, Missouri sales tax, title, registration, and any dealer documentation fees. The SR is a gas i-FORCE truck, not a hybrid, and sits roughly $4,000 below the next trim up, the SR5 at $36,635.
What is the most expensive 2026 Tacoma?
The 2026 TRD Pro i-FORCE MAX is the most expensive Tacoma at $64,750 MSRP, followed closely by the Trailhunter i-FORCE MAX at $63,750. Both are hybrid-only, both include extensive off-road hardware from the factory, and both exclude the $1,745 destination fee and Missouri taxes, title, and registration from the MSRP figure.
Is the destination fee higher in Missouri?
No. Toyota applies the standard destination, processing and handling fee in Missouri at the same level as the rest of the country, per Toyota's pricing documentation. Ten southern states — Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Texas — may see a higher DPH; Missouri is not on that list.
Does Missouri sales tax apply to the full purchase price?
Missouri sales tax, title, and registration are added at time of purchase and are not reflected in any Tacoma MSRP figure above. The exact out-the-door amount depends on your local tax rate within St. Louis County, trade-in value, and the dealer documentation fee. Bommarito Toyota Hazelwood's finance team can calculate a precise Missouri out-the-door figure on a specific VIN.
Is the hybrid Tacoma worth the extra cost?
The i-FORCE MAX hybrid adds roughly $3,300-$7,000 to the equivalent gas trim depending on where you are in the lineup, with the Limited i-FORCE MAX carrying the smallest premium at $3,325 over the gas Limited. Buyers who tow regularly or want the hybrid torque curve tend to find the premium worthwhile; buyers focused on lowest sticker generally stay with the gas i-FORCE powertrain.
Can I order a 2026 Tacoma if it isn't on the lot?
Yes. If the Trailhunter, TRD Pro, or a specific hybrid configuration isn't in stock at Bommarito Toyota Hazelwood, a factory order is usually the cleanest path. Order lead times vary by trim and allocation; the sales team can confirm realistic timing on a specific build before you commit, which matters most for the hybrid-only halo trims.
Where to buy a 2026 Tacoma in Hazelwood, MO
The 2026 Tacoma lineup — from the $32,545 SR through the $64,750 TRD Pro i-FORCE MAX — is available at Bommarito Toyota Hazelwood at 9095 Dunn Rd, Hazelwood, MO 63042. Readers who want a specific Missouri out-the-door quote, want to check hybrid availability, or want to place a factory order can reach Bommarito Toyota Hazelwood at 314-731-0911 or https://www.bommaritotoyota.net/ to get started.
