Upcoming 2024 Tacoma fully revealed in design images 📸

[WCS67]

2024 Tacoma design images just hit affiliate site Tacoma4G

LINK: https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/threads/2024-tacoma-design-revealed-in-patent.1245/

I like the new Canyon/Colorado better.

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[AustyPosty]

I hated the new tundra design, so this isn’t really doing it for me

 

[Brumby]

Beaty is skin deep. I'd like to know if they're going to add AWD.

 

[BossMann]

Taco's are BEASTS. Tough as nails and I love them... that said, this doesn't look like much of a change. I want to know about the guts.

 

[MLRey]

Well at least it's not as ugly as the Tundra.

 

[tock13]

Wonder if toyota fixed the horrible driver seating position. I must have test drove a dozen over a year trying to convince myself I could make it work. Steering wheel all the way tilted up sat on my thighs with the seat all the way down. I would love to buy one but until they make the cab for anyone over 5'11" forget it.

 

[Lucas718]

I gave up waiting on the Bronco last year and bought a Tacoma instead. It's been a good truck and I like it. I'm not so sure about this new design. Maybe it will grow on me, and if not then when I'm ready to buy again maybe I can get a Bronco. Hopefully the $10K additional ADM games will have stopped by then.

 

[91tii]

I think it doesn't look too bad, the biggest question would be if they've fixed or even just improved the seating position. I was deciding between a Bronco and a Tacoma (4x4 and a manual trans were my must-haves) and ultimately the seating position of the Taco was terrible for me.

 

[WT205]

Not sure why all the hate. I think this thing looks great. Will definitely be a hit.

Will be interesting to see how these engines fare.

Agreed. The TRD/ TRD Pro versions with bigger tires and a slight lift will change the proportions of the truck. Definitely on my alternative when-ford-screws-me-out-of-my-bronco list.

 

[Boss Broncos]

Thanks for sharing! I loved my 2008 Tacoma. Would be nice if they fit larger tires easier. I had a long travel kit, new fenders and re-geared for 35s.

 

[XirallicBolts]

Wonder if toyota fixed the horrible driver seating position. I must have test drove a dozen over a year trying to convince myself I could make it work. Steering wheel all the way tilted up sat on my thighs with the seat all the way down. I would love to buy one but until they make the cab for anyone over 5'11" forget it.

My Silverados have all been guilty of the same, and I'm only 5 10. You're either too far from the pedals or your knee is against the dash/column.

The Tundra was in a bad position. The old platform hung around way too long and they tried too hard with the updated design. Then omitting basic features like remote start (mobile app only, no keyfob) made it feel like an even worse deal.

At least they finally, FINALLY, developed new power mirrors switches, not these ones they've been using since the mid 90s. They didn't even bother to add backlighting when every switch surrounding it was backlit. Owners would buy aftermarket or hack a mini lamp by the switch.

 

[North7]

#notalandcruiser. Toyota pickups may occupy some of the same space out on the trail, but Broncos, Jeeps, and Land Cruisers occupy a completely different place in our hearts and minds.

So you're saying you will be in the market for the new, smaller, Land Cruiser when Toyota introduces it in 2024?

Saw this over on the Tacoma forum:

Dr. Carmaker1:
As for the iconic Land Cruiser, the U.S. model will reportedly be sold only with five seats as a “serious off-roader” without an emphasis on luxury. It will be offered at a significantly lower price.

Anyway, the new Land Cruiser is coming for certain. I mentioned this vehicle a few times in some spaces over the last 3 years, but when I started sounding like the lone voice on it, I went silent. Mostly because of the possibility that the new 2024 GX had absorbed it instead. Despite that, I did list it in 2021 as a 2024.5 model on some other forums, because I was quietly reminded that it was on deck for 2024 and not anymore new info different from 2019. On the off-chance it was pushed back, it was going to be for MY 2025, so I said 2024.5 just to be safe.

Color me shocked that Toyota's dealer body didn't leak it back in 2019, but finally did in 2022 upon being shown it physically. This vehicle will not replace the 4Runner, which arrives in 20.5 months as a 2025 model. The next GX is due in December 2023, as I mentioned back in 2021. The Land Cruiser is due next December or in early 2024, in parallel to the new Tacoma, which I am now seeing a November 1, 2023 Job 1 date for.

 

[MNBigfoot]

#notalandcruiser. Toyota pickups may occupy some of the same space out on the trail, but Broncos, Jeeps, and Land Cruisers occupy a completely different place in our hearts and minds.

x2........ just like the old Land Cruiser FJ trucks and the Bronco half-cab.

 

[NVCowboy]

So you're saying you will be in the market for the new, smaller, Land Cruiser when Toyota introduces it in 2024?

Saw this over on the Tacoma forum:

Oh, no not at all. I’m Team Bronco. I just like THAT there are others in this retro inspired off road market. I liked Toyota’s last attempt at this, but it wasn’t a Bronco (even then, I wished Ford had an answer). Blazer’s failure just made me sad. Electric Scout? Blasphemy. What’s Wong with Jeep’s? Really nothing, except they aren’t Broncos. I’m fifty now and really like a mix of nostalgia with my modern engineering. We all have a brand preference, and I suspect there are Landcruiser people that look at Broncos the same way as I did Toyota’s last offering.

 

[NVCowboy]

x2........ just like the old Land Cruiser FJ trucks and the Bronco half-cab.

Totally agree, but could you imagine ford trying to insert a Bronco Half Cab / pickup into the production Charlie Foxtrot that comprises the modern world. Whole new group of buyers that want what they can’t have. Ugh!

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