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It’s not an order a build I wanted, it’s get what (a build) you (I) wanted from the allocation. That’s how it generally works in Asian products. In short yes I was able to get what I wanted. Watch this video, best explanation for how it works. Thats why some wait so long, because they are...

I’ll say that most of the Asian manufacturers work that way, they work on allocations. I think the people who are annoyed with the wait may have put a deposit on the truck too early. In so doing, they were likely promised deliveries that were unrealistic as nobody knew anything about delivery...

Good summary of what I also found with the Canyon compared to a Tacoma. In the end. in my mind it’s what’s going to work best and what’s going to resell best should I need to sell if. No brainer it’s a Toyota

I’ve used a ROV as well, and it’s been great. But wiring it in, I hate to tap aftermarket stuff into my OE wiring harnesses. So if I were to put one into my new Taco, I’d buy the OE one as it’s plug and play. but one thing I simply can’t figure out. Why can’t manufacturers just have the front...

It isn't making that noise in the cab as you are driving it as represented. Best not to mention it or edit it out of your video if you don't know what the button is for.

The whooshing noise in the video as well - it’s fake. The Tacoma does not make that noise. All around a guy who has no clue. If you didn’t know what the button does, why wouldn’t you just edit it out of the video or not mention it at all?

Think you’re 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 Isn’t professional. Most people...

Yes, I believe so. Generally manufacturers have one sensor they use across most of the product line. It’s not always the case, but mostly is.

hard to take the review too seriously, there’s no such whistle noise unless there’s something aftermarket on that truck. Also, doesnt know what a trailer brake button is. Just a “I don’t know what that button does”. Pretty bad, one would think when spending that kind of money on a truck you knew...

I’ve drove a new Tacoma, there is no noise like that coming from the turbo

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...

Love the colour, super annoyed it won’t be available in Canada, would have been my first choice for colour.

??‍♂️ no hybrid build options are available until spring time. Toyota has been pretty clear on that, so no - you won’t see the option for iforce max on a build currently.

Shocking it’s not a cartridge oil filter, that Toyota went to a spin on filter. I sure do prefer a spin on filter!

pretty useless in my mind, I have a wallet (yes it’s 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 I’ll be able to add my truck key to my Apple Wallet. That makes more sense.

Looks like a premium for sure, Canadian dealer… pretty much confirms Canadian spec’d Taco’s premiums aren’t getting the power tailgate ?

Wouldn’t get too offended by their comments. There‘S a reason they’re testing a ‘24 Tacoma at night. It’s because they are ”nobody's” in the automotive journalist world. Toyota didn’t have a time slot during the day for them to test drive a pre-production Tacoma, so they offered them a time slot...

nope, they’re not the hybrid numbers. Too early to get those. Considering the US hasn’t formally posted fuel economy numbers on fuel economy.gov, the Canadian numbers are the best guess numbers.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/2024-toyota-tacoma-4x4-gets-up-to-25-mpg-in-official-testing