Toyota should offer something like the off roadeo

[24 TRD OR]

My friend bought a new bronco and a perk that came with it was a free class called the " Off Roadeo." It is offered in several places in the US. My friend wanted to do it in Moab and invited me along. It was very enjoyable. Ford does a good job with it. The instructors and the trails were entertaining. It was pretty basic as far as learning off road skills, but hey, we were driving someone else's Bronco (Ford Mo Co) in Moab. They featured and discussed a lot of the tech in the broncos and that was something I just had to put up with. I would love it if Toyota did something similar, so I would be more confortable and proficient with it's features. BTW, although they weren't Bronco Raptors, they were pretty high spec all with the sasquatch package

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[Chance3]

My friend bought a new bronco and a perk that came with it was a free class called the " Off Roadeo." It is offered in several places in the US. My friend wanted to do it in Moab and invited me along. It was very enjoyable. Ford does a good job with it. The instructors and the trails were entertaining. It was pretty basic as far as learning off road skills, but hey, we were driving someone else's Bronco (Ford Mo Co) in Moab. They featured and discussed a lot of the tech in the broncos and that was something I just had to put up with. I would love it if Toyota did something similar, so I would be more confortable and proficient with it's features. BTW, although they weren't Bronco Raptors, they were pretty high spec all with the sasquatch package

I think it would be a great idea too! It would also provide an opportunity to meet other owners in your area. But would Toyota do it?

 

[Sagebrush]

I would love it if Toyota did something similar, so I would be more confortable and proficient with it's features.

Do you mean like the off-road features the Tacoma ORs have?

 

[24 TRD OR]

I guess that's what I meant. It would include Pro's and Trailhunters. Sport and SR5 don't have a locker or MTS, right? I know you can't get the SDM on those. I understand that a Tacoma is intended to be useful for more than off roading. A Bronco is a bit more singular that way. Nevertheless, the Tacoma is marketed as what you use "in the playbox", especially when you figure many trims are off road oriented. I know my pipe dream reflects my personal tastes.

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