2017 Configuration is up

[wcjeep]

Johnnyg88 posted the link to the 2017 model configuration tool. It looks the initial production run of Offroad Premium will have sunroofs. KDSS appears to come with mandatory sunroof. Outsude Colors also appear limited for now.



2017 4Runner configuration tool

 

[el_kab0ng]

No more 'Trail Edition' naming convention, too. Everything went TRD.

 

[Krayziekid]

No more 'Trail Edition' naming convention, too. Everything went TRD.

Makes sense since the Tacoma and Tundra all have TRD options, with the Tacoma having various "levels" of TRD. Smart to make it all uniform across the platforms.

 

[mckennar]

No more 'Trail Edition' naming convention, too. Everything went TRD.

I require this TRD Off-Road badge to cover the nekkid C-pillar on our 2016 Trail. Anyone have a P/N yet?

 

[jrm]

Lever Type Transfer Case..

Bout time..:flame:

 

[mnofpeace]

I like this...on an SR5...so if you want the 3rd row option, you can still get:

TRD PRO Bilstein Shocks with TRD-tuned Front Springs11
$1,799 msrp
and PRO rims $860

aw man...:rockon:

 

[alico268]

I'm digging the new carbon fiber look:

 

[walterego]

TRD Off Road Badge Part Number

I require this TRD Off-Road badge to cover the nekkid C-pillar on our 2016 Trail. Anyone have a P/N yet?

[MENTION=106999]mckennar[/MENTION] here's the part number for the 2017 4Runner TRD Off Road Badge:

PT413-89170 - BADGE TRDOFFRD 4R

TRD Off Road Badge - C-Pillars (LH and RH)

 

[mckennar]

[MENTION=106999]mckennar[/MENTION] here's the part number for the 2017 4Runner TRD Off Road Badge:

PT413-89170 - BADGE TRDOFFRD 4R

TRD Off Road Badge - C-Pillars (LH and RH)

Thanks! Can't find it on any online parts sites yet (Camelback, Toyota of Dallas, etc). You seen it anywhere beyond a dealer EPC?

 

[walterego]

Thanks! Can't find it on any online parts sites yet (Camelback, Toyota of Dallas, etc). You seen it anywhere beyond a dealer EPC?

The part is too new, I don't imagine the online parts sites have been updated yet. It's not in the EPC. They exist but they're not available to order at the moment (currently on stop sale, most likely reserving them for production).

 

[meRockboost]

Makes sense since the Tacoma and Tundra all have TRD options, with the Tacoma having various "levels" of TRD. Smart to make it all uniform across the platforms.

The trail moniker came out in 09 then redesign came out for 10. Which I'm taking as they are going to do the same with the the 6th gen, introduce new trims now then the redesign the next year.

 

[meRockboost]

I like this...on an SR5...so if you want the 3rd row option, you can still get:

TRD PRO Bilstein Shocks with TRD-tuned Front Springs11
$1,799 msrp
and PRO rims $860

aw man...:rockon:

You can get Kings for cheaper... or wait till someone buys a Pro and they buy an Icon stage 17 kit then you can buy their pro shocks for cheaper in the classified section. Just sayin.

 

[daveherrmann]

How do you order the sliding deck? I don't see it as an option and from what I read you can only order it from the factory

 

[JPOVS]

Looks like where the clock was above the radio has changed. There is more information added to the clock screen than what's on the 2016.

 

[Kashoggio]

I'm digging the new carbon fiber look:
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Seems like that's the only trim with that look

 

[mnofpeace]

You can get Kings for cheaper... or wait till someone buys a Pro and they buy an Icon stage 17 kit then you can buy their pro shocks for cheaper in the classified section. Just sayin.

i believe you.

I have always liked the way other guys take their SR5s and build them out...it couldn't be too far fetched to think that someone from Toyota-USA also saw this, and decided to give the SR5 buyers a chance at building them using factory gear, thus being able to maintain their warranty and come out with a completely 'built' vehicle from the dealer. Isnt that one reason why the TRD Pros even exist? Instead of building it finding outside shops, build it from the factory...a one stop shop.

It ended up coming to $38K,