2017 Tacoma Manual

Found this on the Toyota app. Looks like power rear slider is an option. Didn't notice anything else.

 

Good find thanks!

 

Woah, cool!! I really wish my 2016 had a power rear slider.

 

My prediction for every automotive publication everywhere:

"The big excitement for the 2017 model year is the triumphant return of the popular TRD Pro model. Sporting upgraded suspension and aggressive appearance options, it's destined to be the dream of every 20-something single male in the target demographic. This, despite being shod in the same mild street oriented AT tires used for the regular TRD Off-Road.

"The rest of the lineup remains unchanged save for a few updated color options and an available power rear window."

We'll see how close I match.

 

Skimming the manual, I didn't see any other changes. Good eye OP.

 

Caution while driving Keep the back window closed while driving. If the back window is left open, the luggage may be unexpectedly thrown out, causing an accident. In addition, exhaust gases may enter the vehicle, causing death or a serious health hazard. Make sure to close the back window before driving.

I read this in the 2016 manual and laughed- anyone drive with the rear window open? I do and think it is one of the better features on a pickup in general.

 

OP, can you please fix the spelling error in the thread title?

 

One more thing to break

 

Yeah, he's ignored people for less O'fence.

 

I wish mine had that too, oh well the 25 year Tacoma will hopefully be bad ass in 2020.. That will be my next one

 

Ariba

 

Looks like only the center section will slide horizontally. When I heard "rear sliding window", I assumed the whole rear window would slide up and down.

 

Hmm, I wonder if the one I reserved will have the power rear window.

 

Sweet, thanks for the post. I ordered a Double cab Off Road so I'm set

 

Since we are spell checking, it is ARRIBA and not ariba

 

My whole life is a lie.

 

My first post. For those ordering a 2017, please bear with me, how did you determine the price? Invoice (w options) + $, MSRP (with options) - $, or just typical negotiations. I am about to jump in so any info would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

My friend is my salesman so there wasn't much discussion. I told him what I wanted and he told me there was a 2016 version at a local dealer or there was a 2017 at the port so I told him I wanted the one at the port. This way I could build it the way I wanted it to be