4th Gen Tacoma (2024+)

Ah. Got it. Thanks.

 

On a '23 OR the options are LED Headlight/Fog Lights, Tech Pkg (parking sonar, BSM, Rear Traffic Alert), and Nav Pkg. Those aren't really options you could add later. You could do the lights but I don't think you could do it for less than $485.

If you're talking Accessories, like sliders, floor mats, bed mats, etc. then yeah, save your money.

 

The electric truck actually exists. I kind of like it but it also seems kind of pointless at the same time. What can you realistically do with that little bed vs just getting a midsize SUV?
https://youtu.be/GdVHWLqhi98?si=Ble030Fo1Zn8a5Uu

 

It isnt geared to people like you or me . It's geared to that maveric group but as an EV

 

Can't be to much smaller than a 5ft bed

 

Throw a smaller scoop of materials like mulch/gravel/etc for one...Highlanders and 4 runners are a pain to clean up when you throw loose dirt in the back of them. Priced right, this is actually perfect for a lot of buyers, for the same reasons that the Maverick and others like it are popular. The low bed height is also good for older owners that still enjoy gardening etc. It's easier to pull a bag of mulch or other similar products out of a lower bed than a higher one and it is easier for them to get in an out of it.

 

No one’s dumping raw material into the back of that truck. I don’t even put it in my truck. The delivery fee is dirt cheap to have a dump truck dump it for you instead of shoveling out the bed.

 

The way it looks here it's Asia and Europe market vehicle.

 

Doubtful since it’s left side drive.

 

I''ll just agree to disagree on that. I think several older customers will appreciate a truck like that, just like they appreciate a Maverick and Santa Cruz. Even if the material is bagged, it is easier to slide it out than the lean over and pick it up and over the rear hatch lip of an SUV when you are 70.

 

Ummm…have you been to Europe?

 

It has a pass through bed and composite liner that looks like the tailgate expands like a drawer maybe?

 

If it's got a yoke it steer by wire which aren't approved for US sale. I'd imagine there is no battery system or electric motors under this thing.

 

Isn't Germany LHD?

 

Thats a pretty neat idea

 

I think you replied to the wrong person, but yes Germany and most of Europe's cars are set up just like they are here in the US....with the exception of the UK.

 

I like this over KPU.

 

Yes. Last week.

 

Definitely not something you want to dump mulch or gravel into.

 

Did you notice that the entirety of mainland Europe used LHD?