Sequoia and all TRD Pros will be available in Midnight Black Metallic, Super White, Magnetic Gray Metallic and the TRD Pro-exclusive Army Green.

Sequoia also leads the way for new features across the TRD Pro family for 2020… as each model adds upgraded multimedia systems that include Android Auto!

In fact all Sequoia, Tundra and 4Runners will also have Apple Carplay and Amazon Alexa compatibility.

For 2020, all grades of Sequoia will feature Smart Key with push-button start. Tundra and 4Runner will also receive this upgrade on select grades.

Tundra TRD Pro will now go beyond CrewMax ... as Double Cab will get added to the mix next model year.

Tundra CrewMax and Sequoia TRD Pros get standard premium JBL Audio with subwoofer and integrated navigation like 4Runner received last year.

4Runner TRD Pro and all 2020 4Runners will now come standard
with Toyota Safety Sense.

To complement the change, every 4Runner is fitted with a new instrument panel.

That means we now offer active safety systems STANDARD every single grade of our trucks and SUVs. What other full-line manufacturer can make that claim?

Source: 2019 Chicago Auto Show - Toyota- Jack Hollis | Toyota

In line with the info found on the other press release:

be curious to see how much this bumps the price of their base models.

They are getting very close to getting me out of my '14 Trail and into a new Pro... if they'd just add heated and ventilated leather seats with these other goodies I'd be all over it, especially in the MGM color! Maybe for 2021.

I do love the ventilated seats but do not like the synthetic leather. I love a sun roof but hated the seats enough to get an sr5 as my second 4runner. I have a Limited and did not want another.

I agree. A slight change in trim would create a greater number of sells.

Kinda liking the Army green but not enough to get rid of my 2016

But the real question is, are they going to revive their TRD performance product line? Imagine a 500 HP 4Runner to rival the Dodge Durango...

My perspective is that what you see with the Tacoma, you will see with the 4Runner. Maybe a year later. I've been looking at the Hilux because I think it shows the future the best.

Toyota HiLux | Single, Extra & Double Cab Utes | Toyota Australia

The All-New 2020 Toyota Tacoma | Toyota.com

Maybe from Australia to my new 2020 4Runner?







Aren't OE parts the best?

Straight from the Rugged X Hilux/Tacoma

Source: https://www.toyota.com.au/main/-/med...2019.pdf?la=en

Precisely why I bought a 2019. None of this stuff appealed to me in the slightest. Higher price tag and more electronic gadgetry that can break. No thank you.

Last week in Las Vegas I was stunned at all the 4Runners in every parking lot I was in. Very popular auto there.

I interviewed a dealer on Centennial to see if they were right for my 4Runner.

What is it about the synthetic leather that you dont like?