4th Gen - Official Pics and videos

You see the new croc atlas?

 

I wear the atlas when im on my kayak

 

Im thinking of getting a pair for when I kayak. I normally use the all terrain ones, but they need to be replaced this year.
Do you like them?

 

amatures

 

Is it me or do those new vents beneath the tacoma headlights make it look like it's crying? Ha ha ha ha

 

Damm…… I need those Atlas and charms now.

 

Hmmm....Have not had this issue with my sport and when in mexico it has seen 55+...Go figure

 

Both my 2016 TRD Sport and 2018 TRD OR did it. If they kill the manual for 2024 I may end up ordering a 2023 and hoping it doesn't have this issue.

 

Wait.....are ya'll saying that those Crocs come with the 24 Taco?? Standard or optional?

 

I wonder what Toyota is gonna post tomorrow, door handle? A lug nut? They need to just unveil the damn thing already

 

Valve stem

 

Seat belt…

 

The runny mascara look that Toyota seems to have a fetish for. If the 3rd gen tundra and Sequoia didn't ha e that stupid plastic vent, it'd look so much better

 

Definitely, that's not on you even. I have a bit of a grudge against some of us having to do the homework of today's automotive journalists, who should be noticing these things themselves and making it transparent to us. Whether or not we care. It's why I like (obsessively) posting on this truck, to fill in any gaps I can regarding info (if I learn anything new). Weird, but I really hated how it was hard for anyone to learn about the Bronco (years back) and this truck's trajectory, since the news guys weren't really looking in the right places. (Really irks me, when folks don't due their job.)


Many automotive writers saw this patent in detail per the patent database, but I don't think they really tried to highlight key info from this PDF of it and piece together some details hidden within it for any readers, to explain who, what, when, where, how and why happened with it
being leaked so early. It's supposed to be their jobs as investigative automotive journalists/reporters, but it seems more forum users and comment sections have to do their homework (unpaid) in this area as the years go on. Unlike the journalists, I'm a bit more aware I guess, in having engineering patents I'm apart of and understanding the process. It still shouldn't be an excuse for them, to be asleep at the wheel if this info was in the same Brazilian patent files they saw.

I know this is an old comment from last week and I do apologize for responding so late, on the cusp of another teaser (in possibly derailing discussion).

Ah, finally. I have searched high and low for anything related to this program code for some years now, but Toyota does their very damndest to scrub the net of anything referring to it outside of their internal servers. Thank you for catching this, as usually press images like these are very first time they openly confirm the internal development code. I didn't see it before, but you caught something with that internal code finally.

A bit spooked by the possibility that I am a major reason why they've been cutting down on many active Toyota development program codes being publicly researchable, because they keep finding my posts mentioning the truck+920B (plus other codes) and not being too discreet about it. Sucks because, when it's not industry databases or private insight, a deep search of these program codes are a very easy way to specifically find out hidden information on an upcoming model and cut out the clickbait results. This was much easier to do 5-10 years ago, but all OEMs have gotten much smarter at covering all tracks, as expected. It's usually my last resort, when I really don't want rely on sources and ask too many questions that render me nosy.

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CrLhxWit-X5/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

 

Yea another teaser that gives us pretty much nothing we didn't already know.

 

Aluminum knuckles?

 

Good eye!

 

I’ll give em the ol aluminum knuckles if they don’t release a pic of the whole damn truck soon

 

New Tundra also has aluminum spindles. Not surprised to see them on the Tacoma too.