Recent content by Curt Sauve

Well that was big dissapointment, for what a Sequioa trd pro will probably cost I could get a used low milage certified LC for not much more.

Me to, I never thought this would happen, I've been looking at a certified used LC, but a Sequoia TRD Pro may be a better option, still will probably be well north of $60K though.

Thanks, the Sequoia just seemed like a better value, it's more money but everything I need in an SUV.

But went with the 18' Sequoia SR5, some nice upgrades on the 18', LED's, TSS-P, Multi-Mode 4x4, tons of room and 5.7 V8 power!https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1689341991140240&set=pcb.1529206473830291&type=3&theater&ifg=1

ko2s have the 3pmfs severe snow service rating.

How much did you end up getting it for?

There is a Facebook page called "TRD Pro Enthusiast Buy and Sell" that dealers are allowed to post Pro's on when they become available for sale, as of yet I have not seen a single TRD Pro T4R on there, plenty of Tacomas and Tundras, but they are usually marked up.

A TRD Pro is like money in the bank.

Used Inferno TRD Pro in Houston https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used-Toyota-4Runner-d290?sourceContext=shareListingLink&showListingId=168555693#listing=168555693

It's got to be the color, I've never had as many gawkers and comments on any of my 4Runners as I have I gotten on this beast, it never ends.

It seems the Cement TRD Pro T4R, Tacoma and Tundra are very hard to get your hands on, I traded my 14' T4R LTD for a Cement 17' Tundra TRD Pro in October. I started my search in August with my local dealer, they assured me that they could get me one, so I put down a deposit, and a week later I...

Got the Tundra, farewell T4R. The 5.7 with the TRD dual exhaust just begs to be flogged, drove 700 miles round trip to pick her up, went and scouted some areas that I plan to hunt this weekend and I will tell you this, whether on the freeway or a washed out 2 track, it is a BEAST. Not...

Not to concerned about the size as I drive a Ford Super Duty occasionally for work, the newer Tundras have a 38 gallon fuel tank and gas is fairly cheap these days, I will miss the full time 4WD in my T4R but I'll just have to re-learn part time 4WD.

That's the plan, although mine will be Super White, also adding a BedRug and a Snugtop Outback topper in Super White.

After owning 6 T4R's in the last 20 years, I'm about to pre-order a 2017 Tundra TRD Pro Crewmax, maybe it's a midlife thing,but hoping for the best. I may go back to the 4Runner when they do the re-pop, but we shall see.