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Has anyone on here who has a 3gen had a chance to sit in the rear seats of the 4gen to see how they compare?

I'm almost certain it's power. From the video's of the window there doesn't appear to be a manually operate latch on it. Looks just like the 3rd gen.

manufactures typically wait sometime between stopping production on the old model and begining production of the new one until they release pricing and specs. Probably because they don't want to hurt sales for the old model. Retooling the equipment usually takes at few months with some short...

These are the two colors I'm debating. Leaning more towards the bronze at this point.

You technically can't custom order Toyota's. Your only able to choose from dealer allocations. Dealers don't even having pricing or specs at the moment. Some have a waiting list and that's the closest you'll come to getting in line for one.

i don't think the Pro comes with one. at least from any of the photo's i've seen.

After waiting 1.5 years for my Bronco. I can manage 1 year for my Pro.

Now were just waiting on pricing so I can get on my dealers waiting list.

If there is anything to take from this. It will probably be a "worst" case senario to fuel economy. I'm sure it had a lot of short distance driving, demo setup and start ups from media. If the Tundra can get 19 the Tacoma can only improve.

You were going the same route I am. I had a 17' Tacoma and traded it for a 19' Ranger. I just couldn't stand the engine, trans, and seating position of my Tacoma any longer. I'm not considering going back to Tacoma since it sounds like they fixed the seating position comfort and a more torque...

I wouldn't count on it. Overall dimensions were said to be mostly unchanged. But the isometric seats definitely appear to be at least 1" thicker than the standard seats.

Has anyone seen this color on anything other than the TH?

The only thing I don't like is that Toyota decided to use a metal ARB rear bumper instead of a front bumper. Similar to what the Bronco has. A metal front bumper is so much more useful than putting it on the rear.

I'd rather have the standard seats in the Pro than the IsoDynamic Seats. I can image they are quite a bit more $$ to make than the typical seats and they look to reduce rear seat leg room by at least 1.5". I don't see the little benefits they may provide out weighing the negatives.

That was my favorite feature on my 17'. Electric sliding window FTW

Does anyone have any recommendations for Valley Toyota dealers? Or found any that will accept Costco, True Car special pricing? I've never had any interactions with Toyota dealers here

Has anyone found any dealers that will accept Costco or True Car special pricing?