4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

Which model 4th gen did you sit in?

 

Sorry because Turd likes to be a smart ass , everyone that has driven the 4th gen says they are far more comfortable then the 3rd gen.

 

This is exactly my thought. I've been able to find loaded 2022/23 OR's with sub 20k miles for $35-37k. As I said before that's not quite a deal when you look at their original MSRP, but when you compare to $45k+ for a base '24 OR the deal looks more appealing. I'm very interested to see if 3rd gen trade in's spike when the 4th gens hit the lots. May give me more options. But then again who knows, I may sit in a 4th gen and decide that's the way to go.

 

Getting seat time for yourself will be the most valuable opinion to YOUR comfort. I've never taken others' opinions on "comfort" into consideration, because its subjective. Think about pillows/mattresses/iso-dynamic baja truck desert suspension race inspired custom tuned glitter camo 4th gen pro seats for example. How many people will review them and have conflicting opinions? Your own butt's opinion is the most important to you, and to everyone else, it stinks. Because it probably actually does.

 

My only comparison I have right now is between my JKU and a buddies 2nd gen taco. The jeep definitely has more of a "truck" seating position, while the 2nd gen feels like sitting in a sedan. Safe to say I'm much prefer the jeep over the 2nd gen seating position. I'll be sitting in a 3rd gen today after work so I'll see how it feels. I figure I can get seat jackers if I think it'll be an issue though.

Regardless, I'll be waiting till I can sit in a 4th gen before pulling the trigger on a purchase.

 

3rd Gen seating is almost identical to the 2nd.

I grew up on bench seats, and the F150 still feels like that, like I am sitting on a stool. (From pictures the 4G is looking stool-like seating position.) Much prefer the 3rd Gen over it, dig that is more car-like than truck-like, almost bought a F150 over my Tacoma, but didn’t like the ergonomics, it could have grown on me over time though. Do like the Tundra, so maybe they didn’t screw up the 4th Gen too-too bad, who knows at this point without sitting in one myself, it might be the best thing since slice bread. We come in all shapes and sizes, hard to please everyone. One person’s joy, is another’s grief.

I take reviewers input with a grain of salt, most everyone’s gripes I am perfectly ok with. Power is more than enough, rides fantastic compared to my old trucks, has more tech than I’ll ever use or need, only real complaints are it could get better gas mileage, and needs more utilitarian interior coverings. Rubber flooring and vinyl seats option. Hey it is a truck, right?

 

I had to add seat jackers to mine , im 6'1 with long legs and they will cramp up on long drives ...especially when I'm off road

 

You would probably enjoy sitting on a sheet of ply wood though lol

 

I'm 5'11" but with legs of a 6'2"guy lol. Effectively makes me a short sitter. Good for headroom, bad for leg position.

 

Good thing you got your money when you did.

Checkout their site now…https://www.vroom.com/sell/sitemsg

 

There was this one time, was getting the seat recovered in my ‘76 F250, cut the legs down on one of those folding aluminum lawn chairs and used that for a couple weeks… lol!

Will say, do like those softex seats with the vents. Had a RAV4 loner for a week last summer, sure was nice running around not having a sweaty backside. Weird that they offer the heat only, and not do the vent only. Have to go high on the trim levels to get both.

 

Take that as hint the market is going take big dip.

 

Vroom for cars, Zillow iBuying for homes. Both built a buy/sell business to capitalize on booming markets. Unfortunately that means they're only successful in a buy high/sell high situation. Both markets have started to correct and/or stagnate (on average), both those businesses failed. I'm just surprised Carvanna is still holding on.

 

I was looking at Carvana 4Runner prices. They low balled my 4Runner. So I guess they are trying to make money now. But it looks like their prices for existing inventory is too high.

 

Based on what Carvanna offered me for my jeep, they're looking to make a 60% profit margin. I get emails from them every couple weeks that basically go, "The value on your vehicle is dropping, sell it to us now!"

 

Sounds like people are going to start getting their trucks this week, next at the latest.

 

When is the official Toyota iForce MAX event?

 

I dont think we know that answer

 

I found it somewhat odd that yesterday, a video of some smacked ass tearing around with his homies in a Pro surfaced.