Might have to get me one of these.
http://images.cars.com/supersized/7/...0fbbbbb9e5.jpg
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Might have to get me one of these.
http://images.cars.com/supersized/7/...0fbbbbb9e5.jpg
Love, love , love that desert dune 4R. If the 4R could tow (rated for) more than 5k then I'd have a TRD Pro in the garage after making a pit stop at SleeOffroad.
Why is that Yota can't make a 4R (current generation) capable of a 6-7k tow rating?
this... I have an 2011 and it can tow 5000, the current drops to 4800 towing. Going to trade in the 4R for a Tacoma (6800) or Chevy Colorado (7000) for the very reason of towing a camperQuote:
Originally Posted by jmars
Pretty sure my dad is seriously considering one of those after the current 05 Suburban. It really pisses me off that Chevy turned the Tahoe into a grocery getter for soccer moms.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beer Drinker
Wish they would bring back the Zr2 Blazer, though I'd be pretty stoked if the concept zr2 Colorado hit production.
xtreme, regular s10, s10 zr2
http://www.pickuptrucks.com/trucks/I...ries/3S10s.gif
edit: good video on the trd
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3W1BJLJcuLM
GX460 tows 6500. I wish they would put that V8 in the 4R. Same chassis. Shit would sell like hot cakes. Old V8 4Rs still bring a ton of money.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmars
I don't mind, as it would replace the wife's ride, and I have towing rigs. Still would be nice to put that LS460 V8 in it.
I just don't like the look of the GX....the grand Cherokee V6 tows 6500 as a reference...so come on Yota, I want to give you my money!
That FERD truck video was hysterical Btw
GX has always been wonky looking. The middle one being the best.
Is that the Trail Edition?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beer Drinker
TRDPro.
Wife wanted third row so we have a 2013 SR5. I dig it.
I have a hard time justifying buying brand new vehicles but in a few years one of those could definitely be in the driveway. I'm thinking about replacing my current vehicle with either a 4R or a Tacoma. Currently lusting over a 2nd gen taco with a RTT setup like so:Quote:
Originally Posted by Beer Drinker
http://cars.typepad.com/.a/6a00d8345...006d89f970d-pi
Yeah, I still luv my 2011 SR5.
A rear locker would be kewl.
The Cement Gray is nice too.
Definitely getting one used.
The new Tacoma weekend warrior monster truck looks like fun. Manual too.
http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/2017-t...eig-1758534704
http://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media/...f7iurkbfb9.jpg
Couldn't help but drool over a TRDpro Tundra at the dealership when I picked my Taco up from service dept the other week.
Want.
One of my buddies has this, has the supercharger in it. HFS!Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
You used to get a shorter box with the manual trans?
That Tacoma is the shorter of the two bed lengths...Quote:
Originally Posted by XXX-er
17 TRD Pro Tacoma
http://o.aolcdn.com/dims-global/dims...upreme-1-1.jpg
Might as well get the big brother.
http://autoguide.com.vsassets.com/bl...a_Tundra-1.jpg
They still need to loose the stupid spoiler in the back, gets in the way of my ski box and kayaks.
If this is turning into a Toyota suv circle jerk... I see your 4runner and raise you one Land Cruiser. Pic was taken today.
I do like those trail edition 4runners, probably the best suv available new right now, but man are they ugly as fuck in the front.
Also, please give me a tail gate (like my cruiser has, so I can get stuff out without everything falling out, or so I have a place to sit and have my beer, or so I have a place to change the baby's diaper, or so I have a place to...
OMG, it has, like, 18" of articulation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beer Drinker
^it's more Cochise than lotus 138.
My sequoia is set up similar to the 4Runner pro but I still do miss my f150. How are peeps liking the eco boost and aluminum body? Love the sequoia but could use a little extra tow capacity at times.
why doesn't toyota put snorkels on them?
I love the 80 series, but If I went LC, it would have to be a 100.Quote:
Originally Posted by basinbeater
http://www.amoney.org/images/land_cr...s/ADL_2871.jpg