2022 Tacoma TRD Pro

That new color is amazing, I love it.

 

Didnt see anything about wheel size in the press release.

 

I think he means Access cab option for the Pro, it's still the same wheelbase but now with 6ft bed goodness. You wouldn't lose any offroad capability in that respect.

 

Access cab Pro, why not Toyota?

 

Lack of sales comparatively

 

That lack of 6ft bed keeps a lot of customers, myself included from ever considering a Pro.

I've had 5 Toyota trucks and only one has ever had the short bed, I'll never make that mistake again.

 

Of all the buyers/owners of the TRD Pro I’d bet less than 50% do any actual off-roading.
Same can be said about the Jeep Wrangler

 

I would agree with that statement. My Pro has never even seen a gravel driveway.

 

I know 5-6 people with Jeep Wranglers. One of them actually offroads

 

I like the green in pics/vids. Will hold out to see it in person. But I’m betting it’ll look great with something like bumpers/roof rack, etc to cut down on the amount of green that is seen. I know I wouldn’t offset it with all black accents tho.

 

I hardly see any access cabs....most dealers just stock double cabs anymore. The AC just isnt a good fit for families with more than 2 people.

 

What a wild color

 

Maybe that's to come..... 2023 24 ?

 

I was always of opinion that UCA isn't really needed at 1.5". Wonder if that uca will be good on 3" lift or if it won't do enough compared to aftermarket.

 

lol, I'd bet it's a lot lower than that.

 

I pound mall curbs hard in my Sport! Bro

 

It's funny how they made the Pro logo in spots that now it can't be easily duplicated. The stamping and the headlights etc. Considering how many people use that grill on non-Pros (myself included) and people that could buy the decal kit. Not that I care if people do that, but it seems like there was an effort there to make the Pro stay unique so that it's tougher to turn a non-Pro into a Pro.

 

lol.........same

 

Looks like 0.5" of lift over the previous Pro.

 

Furthermore, of the less than 50%, how many do really need the TRD Pro because the OR/Sport can handle the terrain they've gone to?