FordyceCreek
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As after 6 months we continue to be mobbed, flagged down, have selfies taken, have white 4runner owners slobber all over our Inferno, ect, ect, it begs the question...Where did it go so fast? I think we know..
1. Toyota developed it as the most stand out color ever to market the Pro roll out.
2. Pre-orders were lop sided towards inferno and Toyota put the smack down on dealers for placing the bulk of the orders for Inferno instead of Black or White for clients.(we just had to wait on an Inferno to show up as being made for the dealer)
So such an amazing marquis color, made in such a limited production, why?
1. Because the changing color scheme is very expensive to do and they could not charge extra.(I am betting on this one)
2. To increase the mystique of TRD Pro
3. To continue to justify the theory buyers only want bland colors
What is your theory? Granted I have never owned an Italian sports car or anything, but having people go nuts over your car every day is amazing.
1. Toyota developed it as the most stand out color ever to market the Pro roll out.
2. Pre-orders were lop sided towards inferno and Toyota put the smack down on dealers for placing the bulk of the orders for Inferno instead of Black or White for clients.(we just had to wait on an Inferno to show up as being made for the dealer)
So such an amazing marquis color, made in such a limited production, why?
1. Because the changing color scheme is very expensive to do and they could not charge extra.(I am betting on this one)
2. To increase the mystique of TRD Pro
3. To continue to justify the theory buyers only want bland colors
What is your theory? Granted I have never owned an Italian sports car or anything, but having people go nuts over your car every day is amazing.