4th Gen. Tacomas (2024+) Spy Shots

Here we go... https://jalopnik.com/toyota-keeps-its-updated-tacoma-truck-tests-under-wraps-1847800863

 

That skirt around the rear bumper makes me wonder about IRS... also REAR DISCS!

 

Those overhangs tho...

 

That's not a Tacoma then.

 

It also looks like this is an Access Cab equilvilant, and it looks like they'll be ditching the suicide doors for the uglier smaller rear doors

 

Rot-Row Reorge.

 

You can see the front leaf eyelet in that pic. Or, that is the control arm mount for a multilink link the Tundra.

 

Ooh. You're right. Sticking with leafs... interesting. -

 

The rear is a bit long, but the wheel is also quite far forward un the well (assuming the camo stuff is on straight), so this may be a test mule for some parts but not representative of the final drivetrain layout... you know, to keep hope alive.

 

Damn looks like they're going to make it as ugly as the new Tundra.

 

Someone who's good at photoshop, can you do a ghost overlay of a current 3rd gen ACLB over this picture? Because what I'm seeing in the front end looks identical to the current gen. Looks like the same headlights, nose and underbite...

 

I edited that a bit. They might have gone with a coil set up like the Tundra.

 

Probably a 4-link rear axle like the 4Runner/Land Cruiser/new Tundra. You can see the lower link pivot:

 

I wouldn't mind that at all. Auto leveling air suspension from factory would be sick.

 

It looks like it is a couple inches lower than the 3rd Gen. That's not good.

 

More likely to be a scaled-down version of the 2022 ugly Tundra front-end:

Looks like the frame is at the same height but the body sills now extend lower to cover the frame, which will pose problems with mounting sliders.

 

4link, all day long. Wagner / panhard link, I hate it. They feel like crap going over even bumps.

 

I feel sorry for folks who like the access cabs.

 

I feel sorry for myself as well.