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I kind of see what you’re saying. It looks like the Ford Sync 4 Nav maps wont update after 3 years without a subscription. However, for Toyota the App and the nav maps brick after 1 year. They have zero map and remote functionality without the subscription. Ford won’t give you live updates but...

The remote start in the App is free for a year then subscription based along with the nav. I did not renew on my Tundra. I just use Waze and some people say the key fob can still remote start but I haven’t gotten it to work yet. Pretty crappy that I bought a limited with the large screen, only...

In US, the closest you will come is the TRD Sport Crew with Premium package and 6’ bed.

Those side by side shots are misleading. Can’t really tell from that angle.

I got a Linited CrewMax 4x4 with a few port add ons for 57k. The Tacoma I’d like TRD OR 6’ bed 4x4 with Premium package is 54k before any port add ons. Strange world.

Doubt anyone will find any base sports or Off Road trucks.

Yea. I have it in my Tundra and really like it.

I was wrong, Smartpath includes TT&L. Hopefully I’m wrong about premium package not showing leather in description as well.

Edited. First 2024 showed up in pending dealer inventory. 24 TDR OR 5’ bed, sunroof. Hopefully description is wrong and Premium includes leather. Poster below pointed out Smartpath kncludes TY&L, so hopefully would be closer to 52k...

Higher MSRP coupled with higher interest rates is not a good mix for the market. More than likely I’ll be sticking with my year old Tundra.

6’ bed makes private party resale quicker.

I got tired of waiting last year and grabbed a tundra. Love it but will likely trade into. Tacoma TRD OR 4x4 premium package with 6’ bed once they are out.

from what I can tell with the raised roof the front and rear seats can go higher, decreasing the angle of your shins, thus giving the feeling of a little more room and you can slide feet under the rear seat. But to be clear, it’s not roomy.

if it’s like the Tundra it went into the front fascia to make room for all the active safety equipment.

I heard that but wasn’t sure. I quit looking at the new Ranger once I read the 6’ bed was not available on crew cabs. Must have for me.

I think they do the midway tailgate stop like the Gladiator. Only midsize truck that I know can lay plywood flat is the unibody Ridgeline. Of course the Ridgeline has very little ground clearance without serious modifications, which is opposite spectrum of the Tacoma.

I do believe the dimension are the same if I recall correctly what was said when talking to one of the engineers.

Fuelly is great.

My 23 Tundra doesn’t show my lifetime mileage average. It resets every time I start the truck. Theres no way I would make any assumption of a mileage pic. Mine can go from 2.5 to 22 on any given trip.