The whooshing noise in the video as well - itās fake. The Tacoma does not make that noise. All around a guy who has no clue. If you didnāt know what the button does, why wouldnāt you just edit it out of the video or not mention it at all?
Think youāre missing the point. To not know what a brake hold does is one thing. To buy a truck, that has a built in hitch, as well as a built in trailer brake system, (as most trucks do now a days) and then do a review on a truck and not know what the button does Isnāt professional. Most people...
hard to take the review too seriously, thereās no such whistle noise unless thereās something aftermarket on that truck. Also, doesnt know what a trailer brake button is. Just a āI donāt know what that button doesā. Pretty bad, one would think when spending that kind of money on a truck you knew...
While I have no knowledge for sure, I suspect yes. TPMS works in one of two RFID frequencies. 315mhz and 433mhz. All that said, this isnt a big deal anymore, there Are several aftermarket TPMS systems that can work on both frequencies once programmed. Toyota has in recent years mainly used...
Agree! All the things I'd want. Lower (cheaper) trim package, with the short box automatic. In addition to the power tailgate, the digital rear view mirror that you can't get on the OR premium in Canada but it comes with it in the US. Don't care much for the sway bar disconnect (also standard in...
??āāļø no hybrid build options are available until spring time. Toyota has been pretty clear on that, so no - you wonāt see the option for iforce max on a build currently.
pretty useless in my mind, I have a wallet (yes itās always in my back pocket) and I go through credit cards every few months. that card key will not last in my wallet. Thank gosh Iāll be able to add my truck key to my Apple Wallet. That makes more sense.
Wouldnāt get too offended by their comments. ThereāS a reason theyāre testing a ā24 Tacoma at night. Itās because they are ānobody'sā in the automotive journalist world. Toyota didnāt have a time slot during the day for them to test drive a pre-production Tacoma, so they offered them a time slot...
nope, theyāre not the hybrid numbers. Too early to get those. Considering the US hasnāt formally posted fuel economy numbers on fuel economy.gov, the Canadian numbers are the best guess numbers.