Beer_Runner
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Quicksand. Followed by Inferno. Wouldn't consider a cement one at all.
2017 4runner (no 6th gen)
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Quicksand. Followed by Inferno. Wouldn't consider a cement one at all.
wsgoat
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Probably mixed with dust.....
wsgoat
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INFERNO....hands down. :thumb:
LandCruiser
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rpontbriand
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IMO forrest green would be KILLER with the TRD Pro. Its been ages since they have done that too!
carlomagne
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weeeee
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I'd prefer a French blue color but this isnt bad.
We should just be glad they offer more than black, white and silver like most car companies
LandCruiser
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Colors that look good on the cartoonish football-helmet styled FJ Cruiser don't translate well to the 4Runner.
The Black Cherry would be a pretty decent addition, tho.
carlomagne
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I'll have to wait and see one lifted with bigger tires. Still haven't seen a quicksand lifted yet.
Either way, I'm not getting rid of mine just for a color haha.
Gecko
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While there are plenty of TRD Pro haters, It's nice to see Toyota so committed to TRD Pro. With TRD Pro coming so late in the lifecycle for the 4Runner, 2nd gen Taco and Tundra, seeing them release this truck just a few months after introducing the 3rd gen Tacoma bodes well for the future.
Also, clear now that 2017 4Runner will be a carryover and 2018 will be the all-new model, as we've been discussing in the "6th gen, will it exist?" thread.
This Cement color will be cool for a final year of the 5th gen TRD Pro. I dig it, but almost wish it had the blacked out fender flares like the Tacoma.
One other note: If Toyota had half a brain, they'd bring back the supercharger for these trucks. With how popular the Raptors are, no doubt there is a group of people who would pay extra money for a "Stage 2" TRD Pro Tacoma or 4Runner that was blown.
From a marketing, brand awareness and enthusiast perspective, TRD Pro is one of the best things to happen to Toyota in a long while (whether or not you agree with the merit of their products).
Also, clear now that 2017 4Runner will be a carryover and 2018 will be the all-new model, as we've been discussing in the "6th gen, will it exist?" thread.
This Cement color will be cool for a final year of the 5th gen TRD Pro. I dig it, but almost wish it had the blacked out fender flares like the Tacoma.
One other note: If Toyota had half a brain, they'd bring back the supercharger for these trucks. With how popular the Raptors are, no doubt there is a group of people who would pay extra money for a "Stage 2" TRD Pro Tacoma or 4Runner that was blown.
From a marketing, brand awareness and enthusiast perspective, TRD Pro is one of the best things to happen to Toyota in a long while (whether or not you agree with the merit of their products).
LandCruiser
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Toyota has never been big about any kind of forced induction in the US market, and after seeing horribly botched blower installs by Toyota dealers that can barely change oil I can't blame them.
Honestly, until we give up on all this global warming BS guilt trip nonsense, we will never see a real engine in a 4Runner again--hell we'll be lucky to have a BOF SUV again.
Bevo
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Super White of course.
sandcrawler
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i'm a fan of the Cement color, but agree it'd look a lot better with the matte black fender and bumper trim from the 10-13 Trail Edition. same goes for the Quicksand and Inferno.
but c'mon Toyota, still no sunroof on the "Pro"? GTFO!
but c'mon Toyota, still no sunroof on the "Pro"? GTFO!
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Matteblack
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Totally agree. Ive felt that way ever since I saw the '14 TE. One of the key features that made the TE stand out and Toyota changed it. Its the first mod I would do if I had a newer TE or Pro. Some folks have done it here on the forum and it looks great IMO.
MB
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you and me both...
