2016 Tacoma Colors?

If thats true, great. These non-metallic colors are becoming popular

 

Cement would definitely be great, especially on the TRD OR.

I have been wondering how Mag Gray is going to look with those flat gray fenders. The different shades of gray will either look great or terrible.

(insert 50 shades of gray joke here)

 

Can anyone confirm cement as a color? I might try to change mine to cement if thats true.

 

Gray is the most unsafe color for a car other than black at night. It looks very much like wet concrete or asphalt

 

I think this color is awesome! I plan on painting my rig this color when the time comes.

 

Yeah man I am digging it too. I was sold on MGM even without seeing pictures of it but if they do end up offering this, I will have a tough decision to make.

 

Can somebody photo shop this on white? Or any other double cab long bed sport.
Pleeeeasee!!
And also, I understand that the barcelona red has more red than the inferno, is that right?

 

Check out this photoshopped version of White on the DCLB sport.

As for the inferno, yes, definitely more red. It's a deeper red. Inferno is an orangish red.

 

Holly crap!!
First time I see it in white. I definitely know what I'm getting now. Thanks for the link Rob. I really like how it looks on white.

 

Anytime dude. Glad I could help out.

 

You're in my hometown! How are things in Pensacola?

 

I dont like it I like my metallics

 

I think it will be more white than that. That looks like a cream white

 

No way? Things are...hot.

What took you away from Pensacola?

 

I moved to Houston for a job and pretty much call it home now. I miss the beach but Houston has been good to me.

 

That's a big jump. From Pcola to Houston. I would miss the traffic. Beaches are pretty awesome. Do you ever make it back?

 

I try to get back at least twice a year. Once during the spring to get some pompano fishing in and again during the Holidays.

TBH I miss it less and less. I find the place infuriating in regards to what they see as progress. A new restaurant downtown and a baseball stadium are progress meanwhile the largest employer is a call center that provides little career growth for people. Obviously that is fine for most people there but for me it strikes a nerve. The place has so much potential and we leave it in the hands of some very self interested people to make the decisions. Studer, Levin, and the others like them want to remain the big fish in the small pond.

Are you native or in the military?

 

I will try and sum up how I got to Pcola quick. I know everyone else would love to hear my story. I grew up mostly in Tampa. I was a military brat. My parents grew up in Pensacola and one of my Mom's sisters stayed behind. Out of college I couldn't find a job in Tampa so my aunt got me a job here in Pensacola in 2005. I have been here (Daphne for 3 years) ever since. I work for a local consulting firm.

See I like the quaintness of Pensacola. I really wouldn't like it if were too commercial. I don't think the infrastructure could handle it. Yet they rely heavily on the beautiful beaches as an allure to potential tourists or even residents. Maybe the nasty spell of hurricanes has stunted the growth a bit? I have not been around Pensacola enough to see much growth, however when I ride around with my parents they are quick to point out everything that is new and what has changed since they were here as kids.

 

I like white the best

 

I'd said it would be a toss up between Blazing Blue Pearl and the Inferno......but I'd have to see the Inferno in person. I've only seen it in photos.

So, this weekend....saw an Inferno Rav4. Not bad ...not bad at all. Even my husband thought it was cool.

Mmmmm......