2024 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road | Is It Better Than Ranger Raptor?
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- 2024 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road Specs:
* i-FORCE 2.4L 4-cylinder Turbocharged Engine
* 278 Horsepower
* 317 lb-ft of Torque
* 8-Speed Automatic Transmission
* 4WD & 2-speed transfer case
* Rear Driver-selectable Locking Differential
* TRD Off-road Suspension with Bilstein Monotube Shocks
* Piggy-back Remote Reservoir
* End Stop Control Valve
* Stabilizer with Disconnection
* 17-inch Alloy Wheels
* 265/70R17 BFGoodrich Trail Terrain All-terrain Tires
* Off Road- Dimensions:
* Ground Clearance: 11 Inches
* Approach Angle: 32.5º
* Breakover Angle: 24.7º
* Departure Angle: 22.2º
* Seating for 5
* 8-way Power-adjustable SofTex®-trimmed Front Seats
* Heated and Ventilated Front Seats
* Heated Steering Wheel
* Dual-zone Automatic Climate Control
* 12.3-inch Color Driver Information Center
* 14-inch Infotainment System
* Wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto
* 360º Camera System
* Qi Wireless Charger
* JBL® * Premium Audio with JBL® FLEX Portable Speaker
* Proximity Key with Push Button Start
* EPA Fuel Economy 19/23/20 (city/hwy/cmb)
* Starting MSRP: $42,900
* Price as tested: $54,565
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Toyota is a joke these days, has been since the 3rd Gen (which was the most problematic Tacoma yet).
The TRD Pro is an even bigger joke: no front locker, no wider axels (extra with comes from shell offset and fender flares).
I love this truck , i bought the TRD sport Premiun , and people keep on complaining , ived put 5k km on it already and it drives like a dream , super quiet , drove 13hrs from vancouver canada to Alberta red deer with no issues , no backpain this coming from a previous sports car owner. We drove this with my brothers v6 2020 4 runner , and I left him in the highest of hills without struggle , he says his 4 runner was struggling to keep up. Its under warranty , any flaw that the truck will show in the future Iknow toyota will cover through warranty anyways, why yall so worried ? keep your V6 if you want.
I have a Limited Taco I love it. Let the haters hate. I am glad I bought it, I love my truck.
Hey, take a child pill. If you don't want to buy it, just don't. Look, I purchased not a fancy trim. SR5 long bed. It did come with the JBL system. It sounds pretty good. I just switched the wheels for some trd, and it gave it a whole new look. I drove from LA to Oregon and did not disappoint. At 26 miles per gallon and 75 miles per hour, I just bitc$ about. It is really not a bad truck.
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Only a low iq person would pay the money they are asking for this 4 banger pickup … in a series of new line trucks that have massive qc issues, every new tundra in 2022/2023 model have been recalled because, well, the engine might Grenade while you’re driving down the highway 👍 ya let me jump
Rrrrrrrrright in to buy these new gen turbo’d engines …. People don’t be stupid
With what this truck is offering, it should be the cheapest in the segment excluding the frontier. Instead, it’s the most expensive. This is a joke. This truck is not a bad vehicle, but it is laughably and absurdly over priced for what it is. The Ranger and the GM twins blow this thing out of the water.
I agree, Toyota tryna justify the huge price increase is absurd. EVERY TRIM IS $5500 too expensive and that TrailHunter and Pro are about $10,500 to expensive
@@MrCovert23 Their traditional resale value over the competition pretty well evens out the price.
Raptors hold their value fairly well though. It'll be interesting to see how the value prop compares in a few years when these are available on the used market. @rickthomas422
The wider stance is pure cosmetic.
lol. There is a marginally wider track on the Off-road... but not much. 😉
@@GTGarageTalk Tinkerer's Adventures did a deep dive into that. It's just the wheel offset, no difference in anything actually functional, like longer control arms.
Toyota is in trouble. They just announced major recalls and it doesn’t sound good.
What kind of recalls?
@@M85Iroc It’s all over YT. Just search Toyota recalls on the Tundra turbos.
Our buddy Tim sums it up here:
pickuptrucktalk.com/2024/05/nearly-100k-2022-2023-toyota-tundra-recalled-over-engine-failure-concerns/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3Gy2ncYMVK-E_Thi4zbr9ies-GAAUEfwduZUa9J4g5qubt8RD6-ZzgHEQ_aem_AcdLqKV0IyRAGueAVU6Y_-UgMGb1uOLnmmUMGk44oAwCP8NNzS03zzxrnti3cNjKC_5NUViUZovFBdMr6SoaJAa7
@@4rr44E I thought we were talking Tacoma here. Seeing as the video is about Tacomas.
@@M85Irocu think the hombres in the Mexican plant won’t possibly experience the same issues? I primarily would steer clear of the Tacoma because the price is absurd but also Toyota apparently doesn’t give two 💩s about the quality of the trucks they are producing… u pull up to any of these trucks at a red light, u can visibly notice the body gaps … buy a previous gen, it will last forever with no major failures as long as u maintain it
If I was in the market for a fourth gen Tacoma, I’d do the intelligent thing and wait it out for at least two years to make sure all the bugs have been worked out per se 😳
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If tacomas will have many issues, don't worry about it, will apply for lemonade
I though the same with the Tundra, after 2 years toyota would have figure it out all the little hiccups.....time pass by and well I got the 2024 tundra and look at me now shitting in my pants after that mayor recall that does not includes my year but for sure is just a matter of time mine gets in line.......AND WIFE IS DRIVING A 2023 SEQUOIA, she doesnt know shit about whats going on with these engines......this is not a hiccups, this is cancer stage 5......
@@georgefromiami yea sorry to hear that with your Toyota vehicles; I hope you aren’t affected by Toyota’s negligence.😳 The one time I test drove a 2024 Tacoma, the first thing I noticed other than it appeared cheap and “hurried up” with production deadlines, was the tiny four cylinder engine wanting to be a bigger engine but couldn’t. I’m very glad I kept my 2022 Tacoma TRD PRO and hope they don’t recall that V6 power plant in the future…..
I would do the intelligent thing and not go massively in debt on something that continually depreciates… it’s what the Chinese call re-/tarded
Is that your Model A in the background? I've had 2. A 1930 Pickup and now 1930 Roadster. I love Model A's.
I wish. No. It belongs to another journalist from the event.
Corey, you look like a nice guy, is good to review cars, after all what's going on with Toyota its difficult to understand at this point how daring is to try to review the "FOUR BANGER" with Todays Toyota quality, look at the the "Six banger" how is in deep shit because bad engine design..............if you dont believe the point I am trying to make just look at the numbers of likes (at the time I am watching 16) and views of this video (at the time of watch 868)........we want somebody to step up and tell the truth, just a couple of guys or youtube channels I have find that did it.
Look. Toyota hasn’t significantly updated anything in over a decade. Now it’s trying to update everything coming through Covid. There will be some missteps, not everything will be perfect in the first couple of years but u believe long term, people will come to adore these nearly as much. Change is hard for consumers and engineers alike. I can only report on how it drives and behaves while I am driving it, and this is a perfectly fine vehicle. I have friends who bought one and LOVE it. Check out their channel:
ua-cam.com/video/xwD52a1JoNk/v-deo.htmlsi=Ou1dfawcaB7G-Uqb
Missteps ? There has been a
Massive recall on tundra engines completely failing on people… I can’t understand how these new trucks appeal to anyone except the biggest fanboys…. Toyota will serve up a dish of 💩 and the fanboys will say thank you sir can I have another…. A KENWOOD 10” head unit screen on a used model will get u the iPad technology u want without remortgaging ur house for one of these things… dumb dumb dumb middle class financial decision
Also the qc issues from the rattles, window trim, plastic interior, body gaps have been horrendous on these new models… Toyota should be critiqued more than annnnny other brand because you would think waiting so long for the refresh that Toyota actually worked out the kinks and worked to produce a quality product….
@@Wellh0wrya I own one of these. I don't even remotely have any of those problems. I haven't heard the first unpleasant noice related to fit and finish. I don't have weird body gaps, and I'd say the fit and finish is much better than my 2015 Tundra (that I still own). The interior is also a higher quality than that model. I've heard of these problems with the Tundra. But now I'm starting to wonder if it's all rumors by people who haven't actually driven one.
@@saywhatnow57u can go on the dealer lots and notice the qc issues without even driving it for a week (tundra) … body gaps worse than a Tesla and overall layout and functionality… u can’t even step into the bed when tailgate is open… they had 15+ years to at least give people something decent, instead they have recalled every new tundra because engines are grenading … bought a second gen ✌️
Neither are reliable with those engines.
time will tell.
Every new tundra 2022/2023 has been recalled for engine failures… I wouldn’t be surprised that the Mexican sweatshop factories experience similar issues … people should nail Toyota hard for waiting so long for a refresh and producing 💩
@@Wellh0wrya this engines are not built in Mexico but in Alabama. MERICA
Are you talking about this Lemon car?
I’m talking about the new Tacoma…