4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

Solar octane will be dropped in place of Terra. Mudbath will replace Terra on PRO models, Trailhunter colors will remain the same.

 

Why no green.

 

@CrispyTacoLover

Were there any other noteworthy leaked bits?

 

Mudbath would get old, IMO. ...and I keep my vehicles forever.

 

That’s all I’ve noticed so far. Maybe next Taco Tuesday they’ll release 2025 content to the production servers.

 

I'm not expecting much to change in 2025. We'll likely have to wait until 2027 for anything big.

 

Me either. Colors and options repackaging. I’m curious to see if the Pro seats become optional so @TacoBuffet can join the club.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlILfiP-OPQ

 

More like DOO DOO Brown. Never been a fan of brown on vehicles. But if someone likes it, that's their option.

 

Offroad:


PRO:


Trailhunter:

 

I would buy a Pro if they offered a seat delete option.

The up-engineered suspension is what I'm after.

 

I've driven trucks for fifty years and the suspension in my OR is incredible. A real step-up from my 2016.

 

Good info.

What exactly do you think makes it better than the Gen 3?

 

Dunno. It's got coils in the back but it's an entirely new suspension.

 

The rear coils make driving on twisty roads so much more enjoyable

 

Less "bunny hop" in the rear?

 

I get more on my 4th gen than my previous two 3rd gens...

 

Yes exactly what it is. It is a very smoothe drive

 

I wish Toyota would offer the meteor shower color from the Land Cruiser

 

Re: Aerodynamics: If it helps 2014 has some of the same issues. When I first got it I, the constant wandering during straight ahead highway driving at speed made me worry about worn-out front suspension bits even though it only had 104k on it. I took it in for a look by my trusted mechanic and he found no issues and good alignment and attributed it to the old-school front suspension. A some point in time a little later, I'm on the highway again and the tracking was steady as a rock: no wandering at all: even at 70+. When it did return eventuall, I figured out it was the steady cross-winds that day were the actual cause.