In other words, there’s a vast database of knowledge about the trucks as well as available parts for its various generations. Heck, there are even countless videos on YouTube from die-hard fans sharing useful tips on repairs, maintenance, and even upgrade procedures.

There is nothing tricky about Tacoma’s system. It is as simple as it looks, and all of its components are easy to locate under the hood. Whether you are repairing or upgrading, Toyota Tacoma is one of the trucks with the most readily available parts and add-ons on the market.

6. Subaru BRZ

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Access to the insides and engines of Subaru BRZ is easy, making repairs convenient even for DIYers. The car also offers superb independent support, which goes a long way to enhance its performance. However, the problem most people may have with this otherwise robust car is changing the sparkplug. Sparkplugs are among the most common things most self-taught mechanics like to work on, but they are not easily accessible in Subaru BRZ.

Other than that, the engine is not complicated and a lot easy to work on. Changing the oil or replacing the bolts is not difficult, especially as the engine bolts are interchangeable. The chains and timing belt are conveniently located in the engine’s front compartment, which means you can access them with ease if the need arises. Overall, this is an easy car to work on if you can get past the somewhat difficult-to-access sparkplugs.

7. Honda CR-V

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Honda CR-V is not just a beautiful, reliable, and efficient car; it is also durable and doesn’t develop a lot of problems like some other vehicles.

What makes this vehicle easy to work on is its simple engine compartment. You can check the various parts at a glance and effect repairs where necessary. Equally, the parts are readily available since it has been around for quite a while.