On a side note, the dealer had a white 4Runner on the show room also. At first I thought they had a white TRD Pro. However, it had a 3-inch lift, aftermarket wheels/tires, Rigid LEDs, no TRD Pro suspension, and no emblems. I asked the sales rep what it was and he told me it was a TRD Pro. I told him why it wasn't, and he said, "well the guy who's buying it doesn't know that." He said it was a Trail Edition with their version of the TRD Pro package. F-ing dealers.
If you have a VIN I can tell you everything about its whereabouts and add ons....I'm not sure if I can locate a vehicle by dealer but I'll try anything! lol
At Bredemann Toyota, Park Ridge IL.
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Did you you buy this one or is it still available??
Just picked mine up today and couldn't be happier!
Not sure if it's been posted yet, but Toyota's website is now allowing you to add almost all of the TRDP components as options on any truck. Wheels are listed as only $215, strangely. Suspension, skid, mats, knob are all available.
Wheel (singular) is listed as $215. I'm guessing that a set of four would be $860. I think this is a great marketing approach by Toyota, as we've already pretty much figured out that the TRDPro is not fundamentally different in any way from the other models.
I think I found Toyota's fix/mod for the TRDPs rub issue that caused the previous hold, looks like their solution was to simply cut away the edge of the front fascia on both sides (notice the lack of paint):
I think I found Toyota's fix/mod for the TRDPs rub issue that caused the previous hold, looks like their solution was to simply cut away the edge of the front fascia on both sides (notice the lack of paint):
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I think I found Toyota's fix/mod for the TRDPs rub issue that caused the previous hold, looks like their solution was to simply cut away the edge of the front fascia on both sides (notice the lack of paint):
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