Brandonium
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That Shoreline blue is the kind of blue I would have gotten had it been available. I don't like the dark blue that's in production. Reminds me of those Catholic school uniforms I had to wear as a kid.
if memory serves, that's SeattleMike's photo, taken at delivery of his TE. pretty cool to see it surface again. RIP, Mike.3. Shoreline Blue (LOVE this color. Wish they would have kept it.)
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if memory serves, that's SeattleMike's photo, taken at delivery of his TE. pretty cool to see it surface again. RIP, Mike.
That Shoreline blue is the kind of blue I would have gotten had it been available. I don't like the dark blue that's in production. Reminds me of those Catholic school uniforms I had to wear as a kid.
I realize that it will never happen....but I think Ford's grabber blue would be awesome. Or close to the blue like the FJ40 below...
if memory serves, that's SeattleMike's photo, taken at delivery of his TE. pretty cool to see it surface again. RIP, Mike.
i think you don't see many because Toyota produced so few in Shoreline Blue, not because it wasn't popular. same goes for Salsa Red.Kinda partial but, The Shoreline Blue Pearl was a fine color!! They should have kept it, but judging by how many you don't see on T4R.org, it wasn't popular. And what about "Cement"?? Don't recall seeing that one around town. Googled pictures, it looks baby blue.....depends on what color ambient light is I guess. No offense meant towards concrete workers tho.
i think you don't see many because Toyota produced so few in Shoreline Blue, not because it wasn't popular. same goes for Salsa Red.
Just got confirmation from Toyota that there are no color changes besides the cement on the TRD PRO.
Bummer. A dealer on Facebook posted that they are taking orders in October and they will start showing up on the lot in November. Hopefully that means that soon they'll at least release what the changes are (if any) for the 2017 model.
No changes (other than the Trail being renamed) and still no indication that they'll be out before January.
They'll probably throw in some former options as standard, I've never seen a car model change without some sort of bonus. I'm in no hurry, so I can wait to see!
Bummer. A dealer on Facebook posted that they are taking orders in October and they will start showing up on the lot in November. Hopefully that means that soon they'll at least release what the changes are (if any) for the 2017 model.
Nope, no option changes.
So it'll be a 2016 with a 2017 stamp on it? 100% the same, zero changes whatsoever? That's pretty lame. And you know this how?
So it'll be a 2016 with a 2017 stamp on it? 100% the same, zero changes whatsoever? That's pretty lame. And you know this how?
So it'll be a 2016 with a 2017 stamp on it? 100% the same, zero changes whatsoever? That's pretty lame. And you know this how?
Because I work at a Toyota dealership and Toyota sends us the specs. It's really not unheard of for a vehicle to not change from year to year.