4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

Incorrect sir. Big difference especially at lower rpms.

 

Haha

 

Most importantly is you get to put “MT” in your signature.

 

And a sticker on my rear glass.

 

What do you get instead of terrain select with a manual?

 

Nothing, just a 3rd pedal.

TC works pretty well off-road in my sport. On the MT off-road and PRO you get A-TRAC (active traction control) which works amazing from what I hear.

 

So, I hear Toyota is releasing a new Taco later this year...

 

Yes. A rendering of it is expected to be on Janet Jackson's right tit, which will be shown at the SuperBowl halftime show.

 

Seriously? No sense in turning this thread into more of a dumpster fire than it already is.

 

Woah easy there, no one talks about that on this thread

 

All you need to do is keep a low gear and plenty of following distance and you don’t have shift so much. It’s completely normal.

 

Well, in Canada, they have already cut off "orders" for 2023s.....so I'm guessing the order book is full. They know exactly what they are building...until they stop.

 

I’ve done it and it sucks. Stop and go with a manual is miserable. There is no following distance in Boston traffic. If you a leave a space someone fills it in.

 

Question, are all Tacos the same bolt pattern ?

 

Wheels? All 3rd Gens are 6 Lug, both 4x2 and 4x4.

 

Watch that price though. I bet it will start at 35K with top trim in the 55K range.

All cars seem unaffordable to me. I make 250K a year plus bonus and I refuse to pay 60K for a normal passenger car.

 

I meant gen 1 to 3 . The reason I ask is if I buy wheels and tires and go to a 4th gen does toyota change that typically

 

There are 5 Lug and 6 Lug 1st and 2nd Gens, but all the 6 lugs are the same pattern across the generations. I ended up selling my original wheels to a guy with a 2nd Gen Sport, they looked damn good on his truck.