Trail Edition is now officially the TRD Off Road

I agree on the key. All Toyota keys are identical. It's perturbing Toyota gives 4Runner owners a Carolla key. The Land Cruiser and 4Runner should have unique, flip out key fobs, different from the other low end models.

Has anyone done a retrofit?
 
Smart Key with Push Button Start.

HAH!. No. That's an option you can get on a TEP.. you don't need a TRD for that. The main reason why a TRD isn't a wise investment is the engine. You get the same one whether you're buying a TE, TEP or TRD.

If the TRD came with a 600hp engine or some super charged system that justified the additional expense, I'd be more inclined to support it.
 
HAH!. No. That's an option you can get on a TEP.. you don't need a TRD for that. The main reason why a TRD isn't a wise investment is the engine. You get the same one whether you're buying a TE, TEP or TRD.

If the TRD came with a 600hp engine or some super charged system that justified the additional expense, I'd be more inclined to support it.

no, you can only get a push button start on a Limited.

Also joking.
 
The only people who ask me why I didn't go with a TRD over the TE are the ones who don't fully understand the T4R line up.

Sure you get shocks, trim, badging and tires, but it's still missing one fundamental difference that would make the $10-15k increase in price worth it.

Can you guess what that might be?
The honeys
 
Reminds me of '09 when the "sport" became the "trail" and it was the last year of that gen. (if memory serves me correctly). Now the "trail" becomes the "trd off-road" to parallel the tacos and set-up for a new gen in '18. Fingers crossed.

Not true, the 09 Trail was a small run with water proof seats & e-locker.
 
Did anyone catch this article?

2017 Toyota 4Runner TRD Off-Road Headed to Dealers Later This Year | Edmunds.com

"The exterior of the 2017 4Runner TRD Off-Road gets some visual appeal from goodies like special black-painted wheels and unique badging, while the cabin is enhanced with logo-emblazoned floor mats and a center console with the appearance of carbon fiber.

"Additional features on the TRD Off-Road Premium model include red TRD lettering on the headrests."
 
Did anyone catch this article?

2017 Toyota 4Runner TRD Off-Road Headed to Dealers Later This Year | Edmunds.com

"The exterior of the 2017 4Runner TRD Off-Road gets some visual appeal from goodies like special black-painted wheels and unique badging, while the cabin is enhanced with logo-emblazoned floor mats and a center console with the appearance of carbon fiber.

"Additional features on the TRD Off-Road Premium model include red TRD lettering on the headrests."

That's all be reported before.
 
I agree on the key. All Toyota keys are identical. It's perturbing Toyota gives 4Runner owners a Carolla key. The Land Cruiser and 4Runner should have unique, flip out key fobs, different from the other low end models.

Actually, my fiancee's Corolla has a smart key that's even nicer than the one the Limited comes with. LOL
 
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Actually, my fiancee's Corolla has a smart key that's even nicer than the one the limited come's with. LOL

I agree that the 4Runner should have a flip out key. My goddamn VW Golf had one. I hate worrying if I'll bend the key or stab myself in the ass with it.
 
I agree that the 4Runner should have a flip out key. My goddamn VW Golf had one. I hate worrying if I'll bend the key or stab myself in the ass with it.

A flip out key would be nice. Or at least one that uses all four of the designated button locations. It looks so tacky having that one section that looks like it should have a button but doesn't.
 

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