4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

Back to what I laid out earlier in this thread.....

If the current engines carry over, in addition to two new ones, it will be solely to keep the entry price low. The higher trims will be pricey, I have no doubt about that. Then, when the time comes, they drop the legacy engines and raise the price floor. It costs them nothing more, but the consumer gets the "better" engines now, justifying the price increase.

 

He has no clue , prices have not been announced

 

Yesterday I saw a Bronco Raptor at the Toyota dealership.

 

The world is officially effed if a Tacoma costs $65K.

 

He forgot the In California qualifier

 

There's zero chance of that happening.

 

Only up here in canada

 

Lol good point

 

If the cause is supply chain problems, we should probably see some with other makers too. Especially if it's chip related. If not toyota is making excuses.

2023 Lighting is no longer available due to high demand.

 

I got a 23 Tundra Limited 4x4 crew for 55k MSRP. There might be some sort of Tacoma TRD Pro that gets in the high 50s. But generally speaking 95% of the Tacos sold will be between 35k and 50k.

 

The chip shortage should be coming to an end soon. We should start to see a tidal wave of chips coming in, if it hasn't already.

 

Any news recently about that?

 

Built a new Colorado, how I would want it. $51k, no way Toyota comes with a $65k Tacoma....

 

I am going to guess the Sr starts in the low 30’s tops

 

Ahh yes, back when 50k miles on a car was considered high mileage. The good old days when 6.0 liter engines put out 185 horsepower and bumping into the rear of a hatchback made the car blow up. Such reliable, such power.

 

The new Colorado engine is going to be a shit show when it comes to reliability. Turbo, direct injection, AND cylinder deactivation…. Dear Lord…. Lol

 

You realize most US turbo engines are DIT for quite some time, right?

Cylinder deactivation of any variety can be defeated with a plug-in device much like any start/stop tech out there. It’s nuisance tech to get better emissions ratings.

 

I know a guy who knows a guy who slept with another guy's wife back in '78, and HE said...

 

I saw 2 broken down cars today @Stocklocker . A mid 00's Sentra or so, and a newish Altima. Both within a half mile of each other ironically. I live in a top 15 by population US city for reference.

Theory still in doubt...

 

Modern Nissan reminds me of Chrysler products as far as quality goes.