4th Gen Color Allocations

Using this data source https://raw.githubusercontent.com/k...icle-inventory/main/data/toyota-inventory.csv of about 6,000 4th Gen tacomas in inventory..

I made a chart:



Here's the link to the dashboard:
https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJr...4Y2MyLTJiN2QtNGI2Zi1hMWUwLWFlMTg3ZDljNGI4YSJ9

I'm a little disappointed at how common underground is going to be... Because that's what I have reserved. As a current white ice cap owner I'm really wanted a more unique color. Only 150 bronze oxide, dang

 

Thanks for putting that together! I'm feeling good about the color of mine!

 

In my search for bronze oxide, it’s pretty rare in the western US, and what is available have upgrade package with thousands in port or dealer add-ons bringing the price to within $1500 of a premium with no add-ons, which I have found a few.
My search on the East Coast found several smaller dealers with several bronze on the lot (actual photos, not stock pics).
My local dealers will not have any bronze oxide for the rest of 2024. But as alluded to, they have scores of underground rolling in.

 

Underground flat gray is the latest fad color across all makers.

 

I like that the black is flat and not metallic but damn, forgot how crappy pollen season is with a black vehicle.

 

I wonder how common Terra will be once it is no longer an exclusive Pro color?

 

I doubt it will even be available in 2025. Terrible color.

 

Feeling pretty lucky to have got my wind chill pearl like I wanted!

 

unless you are a toyota geek person, most people will still say white not matter the color code name. ice cap and wind chill pearl = white, just one costs more for that special name of white.

 

If you have seen the two color side by side you there is no comparison.

 

again you prove my point. only the color geeks will get it and see the slightly different shade, the average lay person will still see white.


only when you get into maybe china white or bone white do you actaully see a difference, outside of that, bright white and neutral whites are pretty much the same.

but each person see's color differently, i just see them as white and dont really register the slight shade/hue difference unless i really try.

 

I see the different white because I own other brands with their "free cheap" white and they have the upgraded/price increase "nice white". Free = appliance white. Upgraded = bit of metallic.
And then they go into matte whites which are jaw-dropping big price increases. But all my non-car enthusiast friends just see white unless its that matte which has them saying "I saw a car like yours, but the paint looked weird, but it was cool." Oh, matte.

 

One is a single stage paint. One is a pearl three stage.

 

Ice Cap pops against the black trim. That "Wind Chill Pearl"....not so much. They are definitely not even close.

 

Hopefully 2025 brings back a cement type color. Current colors are not too exciting for me.

 

Thanks OP... interesting!

I had earlier heard grays, black, and white were the most common, but I had no idea they were the majority. I don't get it? I'm all right with my silver 3G AC, but I would have preferred a color.

I am most surprised about black. I like the thought of black, but not for a daily driver.

 

I just saw a Terra Tundra yesterday and like you said terrible color

 

The ice cap white is not a single stage paint,it has a different paint code 0040 vs the old ice cap that was 040.There is a clear coat on the new ice cap white.This changed before the new model was introduced.

 

when in doubt , always go by the paint code (toyota has a habit of calling the same paint code different names)

goto paintref.com if you want to look up paint codes

8W7 (blue crush currently, was called a different color on our 2012 tacoma since we had that color i think sorry i was wrong) color code has a different color name based on trim sometimes and here are all the year/models it was used on ...

2014 Corolla
2014 Rav4
2015 Camry
2015 Corolla
2015 Rav4
2016 Camry
2016 Corolla
2017 Corolla
2017 Prius
2018 Camry
2018 Corolla
2018 Prius
2019 Corolla
2020 Corolla
2021 Corolla
2022 Corolla
2022 Tacoma
2023 Corolla
2023 Sequoia
2023 Tacoma
2024 Tacoma

 

Thank you for posting, when i seen supersonic red , it was an eye opener…my heart is crossing fingers for a spruce mica green or a brown…maybe next year but that color red…. Wow. May push into buying it , my 2014 4 runner is due for a new owner lol…..ugh