4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

Then they can buy this.

 

Don't compare a '23 Frontier S to a '24 SR5 and expect the pricing to be similar.

 

That’s pretty much my point of Who is buying that $39K 2WD truck.

 

People who want a 2wd truck with a few niceties?

 

Most inexpensive Frontier is 32.8. Has steel wheels, no tow hitch, and no safety package. Vs most inexpensive Tacoma at 33.0. I think the $155 extra for the Toyota is getting you a lot. If I was buying fleet trucks, driven by teenage knuckleheads, the $155 to get Safetysense would easily pay for itself.

 

Tfl boys got their truck

https://youtu.be/jUE57Y6r0DA?si=fm4zZOfOWf3eEqp_

 

Pffft



(Looks like you'll have to upgrade to a Rolls Royce to get rear suicide doors.)

 

The small display and simple dash cluster don't look bad when you see them in the video.

 

I definitely would not buy that truck. Looks pretty bad to me.

 

That's why we all need to drive one

 

Cool , more for the rest of us

 

Our opinions could not be more different. Every element of that interior looks like it was taken from a different vehicle and just pasted together. The screen has no relation to the vents and controls below it. The start button looks like it’s just randomly stuck on there. Then there’s the weird shifter grab bar, Toyota logos everywhere and the two tone seats with arbitrary locations for the fabric color change locations.

 

1st to buy 1st to fly now they have to jump it.

 

Very weird location for the start button

 

Not really , for me it's I just have to reach out instead of down

 

Looks awkward in the video because he starts it with his left hand (right hand is holding the camera). Where would you want it to be?

 

I like how Toyota is all about the 2013 Subaru steering wheels all of a sudden. Subaru has been using that layout for years. I bet its why Toyota decided to become part owner of Subaru.

 

Just watched a night drive by the Topher:
https://youtu.be/UV4tJxvu8Xw?si=ZVi-iMANJaiP5NN6

They thought even the leaf sprung SR5 did well on ride.
I do hate how Toyota still is not smart enough to link the infotainment brightness to the dimmer switch. Such a stupid design oversight, Subaru dims every single button and screen to the same exact brightness using one switch and I find myself adjusting it every time I drive at night.

 

Toyota has been using the same steering wheel in the Tundra for 3 years now so not that new to them.

 

Looks like an afterthought.