2017's on Toyota website?

[HNTMUP]

Went to the Toyota website to price and build a new T4R but I can't find anything about the 2017's. Only the 16's. Any reason why? Are the 2017's the same as the 16's including pricing?

Thanks,

JDG

 

[gm350reratliff]

Well, since nothing has changed you're not missing out on anything. Toyota is the last mfg to update their site which is terrible anyway. If there is one thing Toyota should steal from the big 3, it would be their website design and functionality.

 

[JSparky]

Yea nothing major has changed but they are playing around with the nomenclature. I think the Trail Edition's are being replaced by TRD-Offroad models, but mechanically I believe it's all the same. Certainly not a new generation as discussed in other threads.

Making the Grade: 2017 4Runner TRD Off-Road Joins TRD Line-Up | Toyota

I spend way too much time online.

 

[wcjeep]

Waiting on the Trail or name changed TRD (trail) 2017 without sunroof. Would rather have the extra headroom. Not sure a Pro would work for us.

 

[HNTMUP]

Thanks for the link. Interesting development as I am hoping to pick up a Trail Premium next year.

 

[Brandonium]

As stated in other threads there are no mechanical changes but there are cosmetic ie. wheels, headrests, shifter knob, floor mats and the overall name.

So there are changes just not significant ones.

Well, since nothing has changed you're not missing out on anything. Toyota is the last mfg to update their site which is terrible anyway. If there is one thing Toyota should steal from the big 3, it would be their website design and functionality.

 

[LandCruiser]

Well, since nothing has changed you're not missing out on anything. Toyota is the last mfg to update their site which is terrible anyway. If there is one thing Toyota should steal from the big 3, it would be their website design and functionality.

Toyota is scrambling with the fact that they expanded their small car line and hybrids but everyone wants a truck or SUV, and yet they keep pimping the Corolla on TV but thankfully the "huh huh a Prius for everyone" commercial has been cast into the depths of hell.

 

[Brandonium]

I don't hate the Prius per se but I do hate having the Prius in front of me on the road.. or anywhere near me when I am on the road. Not sure about elsewhere but here it would seem Prius drivers are road hazards purposely going below the posted speed limit whenever they can.

Toyota is scrambling with the fact that they expanded their small car line and hybrids but everyone wants a truck or SUV, and yet they keep pimping the Corolla on TV but thankfully the "huh huh a Prius for everyone" commercial has been cast into the depths of hell.

 

[Brew1]

I don't hate the Prius per se but I do hate having the Prius in front of me on the road.. or anywhere near me when I am on the road. Not sure about elsewhere but here it would seem Prius drivers are road hazards purposely going below the posted speed limit whenever they can.

Those and:
Small SUV's with the spare mounted on the back and old and newer Buick's.

 

[The Waco Kid]

Those and:
Small SUV's with the spare mounted on the back and old and newer Buick's.

You'd really hate Houston then...

 

[HNTMUP]

I have driven 2-3 Prius as rentals for work. Not a bad little car for tooling around town but definitely not built/geared for highway driving at 75. I'll stick with T4R's.

On a somewhat related tangent: what's the difference between a rental car and a Jeep?

JDG

 

[Throwback]

Well, that may just be the dumbest car trend I've ever seen.