2020 TRD Pro Updates - Army Green & Push Button Start

MotorTrend with clear shots of the new Off Road Grill

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And some from the TFL video

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blech that new chrome highlight in the upper section of the grill is ugly... They get tired of people stuffing marker lights in there?
 
Agreed, however they are following a pattern similar to last year, which means we may not see an official press release until Mid October.

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Who told you to go and do research and make a rational observation?!
 
Man, Toyota likes to troll their customers lol

Want a power passenger seat and turn signals in the mirrors, buy the TRDOR Premium but not automatic climate control

Want automatic climate control, get the TRD pro but forget the power passenger seat, turn indicators, or KDSS

Want auto climate control, turn indicators, and a power passenger seat? Get the limited but you also have to take the 3rd row.
 
Man, Toyota likes to troll their customers lol

Want a power passenger seat and turn signals in the mirrors, buy the TRDOR Premium but not automatic climate control

Want automatic climate control, get the TRD pro but forget the power passenger seat, turn indicators, or KDSS

Want auto climate control, turn indicators, and a power passenger seat? Get the limited but you also have to take the 3rd row.

WELL the TRDORP is probably the best bet now, it has all 3 of those things without the 3rd row!
 
I don't know which to believe now, the Canadian option sheet or the video... The sheet says it's standard equipment now, and I don't think they would make that a Canada only thing, unless the sheet is complete bs to begin with.
 
I don't know which to believe now, the Canadian option sheet or the video... The sheet says it's standard equipment now, and I don't think they would make that a Canada only thing, unless the sheet is complete bs to begin with.

Different options in Canada is common. The TRD Pro had a sunroof for years before the US got it.
 
Yes but climate control? C'mon I'd hate to have to source one in Canada just for climate control...

Honda is just as bad. The top tier Ridgeline in Canada gets auto folding mirrors, turn signal indicators on the mirrors, ventilated seats, and AC controls for the rear passengers. The US version gets none of that.

As far as buying in Canada and living here, at least for Honda, US dealers won’t honor any warranties on a Canadian vehicle.
 
Honda is just as bad. The top tier Ridgeline in Canada gets auto folding mirrors, turn signal indicators on the mirrors, ventilated seats, and AC controls for the rear passengers. The US version gets none of that.

As far as buying in Canada and living here, at least for Honda, US dealers won’t honor any warranties on a Canadian vehicle.

You're right. Toyota is a bunch of sadists if they pull some shit like this off.
 
Watched the video again, and I don't want to jump to conclusions about the dual climate control yet; it could very much be a basic, non premium TRDOR being reviewed, with no mention of KDSS to boot. If this is a production model, if we look at the differences between the TRDOR and TRDORP in previous years, it could definitely be a case of a difference in trims. Time will tell though, I hope we get it one way or another.
 
Watched the video again, and I don't want to jump to conclusions about the dual climate control yet; it could very much be a basic, non premium TRDOR being reviewed, with no mention of KDSS to boot. If this is a production model, if we look at the differences between the TRDOR and TRDORP in previous years, it could definitely be a case of a difference in trims. Time will tell though, I hope we get it one way or another.

I’m assuming it was the premium because it had the turn signals in the mirrors.
 
I'm hoping the new head unit is easily retrofittable and not overly expensive to retrofit, but I'm going to hold out regardless... the current head unit took YEARS for Toyota to work out the random reboot bug problems, so I wouldn't volunteer for that grenade out of the gate.
 
In that shot of the TRDORP interior-did they change the shift knob? I thought the TRD shift knob was standard? Maybe it changed? Could be wrong.
 

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