4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

Lightning also start at $60k or more for retail orders. STX 5.0 SuperCrew 4x4 MSRP is around $50k before discounts and are often sitting on the lot.

 

Well these are different fuel, class, and brand loyalty truck types.

 

Buncha animals. Lol

 

Yup we havin fun ober der

 

It wasn’t me.

 

You know, I actually wouldn't mind that. The Ridgeline has one of the coolest tailgates ever designed. The fact it can open sideways or down like a regular tailgate is really cool. The Tacoma has lost a lot of its "ruggedness" since the 3rd gen so it wouldn't surprise me to see them continuing that trend and making it more "daily driver friendly"

 

This trail hunter page has been on Toyotas website for a while now. I wonder if we will know more about this the day the '24 is announced.

https://www.toyota.com/upcoming-vehicles/trailhunter/

 

Heading over now.

 

I hope the regular trims do not say TACOMA on the tailgate really big like that

 

Yes that way you can stop telling everyone that you drive a stick and are somehow superior to all others

 

Just think of it as certified truck nuts.

 

What's surprising is that Honda learned from the decades of success of US station wagons and design features thereof, rather than say Ford (who pioneered many of the innovative station wagon features). I believe Ford was first with a dual-action tailgate in its 1966 station wagons (the "magic doorgate" as they called it), and later the rest followed. I think GM had a triple-action tailgate including one where the tailgate dropped down but was too heavy to lift back and was discontinued. Anyway, here's a video for 1967 Ford wagons, with the dual-action tail gate and the under-bed storage and ability to carry 4x8 plywood sheets laid flat, all of which Honda also adopted for the Ridgeline.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbMK_HbUS88

 

You're not alone. I think the Subie aftermarket has blown up

 

This is hilarious!

 

Nah. You're going to need the real deal to be certified

 

Wow, I had absolutely no clue about that. That's amazing, Ford was really innovative back in the day, I wish they would have continued on that train. Now it's seems like all the imports from Asia are the ones coming out with more innovations. Side note, now I really want that station wagon you linked.

 

Funny timing - Doug just did a video on the Buick Roadmaster

https://youtube.com/shorts/xoqgfA0x7EY?feature=share

 

Welcome the 4th gen Tacoma everyone

 

I think we’ll have a thread for every possible issue covered for the 2024 before it arrives. Hopefully Toyota is watching the 4th gen forum

 

Some dealers in BC were definitely asking well above MSRP last year.