2024 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road: The Best Tacoma To Buy!

[@LK-bz9sk]

Cant spend a third of what my house cost on a truck. When Toyota remembers the supply demand concept, maybe they will price them correctly and we wil come of the bench and buy

[@MichaelRichards983]

The pricing is never going to change for the lower; with new regulations/requirements these vehicles are the cheapest that they will ever be.

[@ericcarson342]

Pretty sure they did their research on supply/demand. Pricing is about right. People will still buy these trucks, including the top of the line models. And Toyota will continue pricing them accordingly.

[@drn13355]

Who is "we"? You are speaking for me?

[@Ttya-bm4gk]

Everyone assumes Toyota corp is over pricing and being greedy . No one takes into account the state of inflation , economy and buying power of dollar ect . If we regular people pay more for things so are people that offer goods or services . At the end of the day there is other options and other midsize manufacturers . Apples to apples models most are expensive in today’s world . If you’re unhappy with Toyota corp msrp pricing then you can buy elsewhere . Also Toyota dealers aren’t Toyota corp . So if they do ridiculous markups then don’t buy and don’t blame Toyota corp .

[@Ttya-bm4gk]

@@MichaelRichards983another great point . Gov I’d say over regulating most things and consumer pays the price of the extra cost of corps to meet those regs . In the auto industry there is 100 percent an agenda being pushed by government here in the US. Without getting political all I’ll say again that in the end it’s costing consumers an enormous amount for decent transportation.

[@janetairlines1351]

My dealer has 50 of these sitting on the lot collecting dust. Still havent seen one on the road.

[@O2MEND]

I am not sold on a truck that hasn't even gone through a government safety rating. Let alone the price, I hope they set on the lot the greedy shmoes.

[@BenHardyCars]

Wow

[@protocolsev]

I have seen one so far and that's about it.

[@noxnyc23]

There’s a huge market for midzise truck specialy for people that wants nothing to do with the gigantic full size truck.. I’ve seen a couple on the road with their temp plates on.. as far as my local dealership I’ve only seen about 2-3 out in the parking lot. So it depends when or who’s getting them they will eventually sell. It’s a a Toyota and I think they look sharp n great compare to the last gen. . 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@christopherkozal7987]

The dealers on my area can’t keep them on lot. I’ve seen some Sports & SR5’s out and about. very nice looking trucks.

[@KO_infamous]

Agreed, been saying this since the announcement, they've created a problem. The Tacoma and greater Toyota secondary market are MASSIVE and everyone will come to realize the lack of value in the Pro. Get a TRD OR, get a custom suspension/long travel if thats what you want, new wheels and 35s, and do some skid plates, bed accessories and maybe some slight engine upgrades and you'll save money but have a more capable truck built exactly how you want it.

[@braalo07]

For me the sweet spot is the TRD Off-road Premium Hybrid option. Has almost everything the Pro has for less money

[@AllxLegitx808]

Same but. But it goes for 57k

[@mattflanagan8110]

Why does Toyota get a free pass for using so much cheap plastic inside with what they charge? They can only play the “easy to clean” card so far.

[@JamesThomas-dn6ee]

Because Toyota fan boys don't see it they still believe the narrative the Tacoma is reliable 😂

[@Commentleaver-c6x]

You can take a pressure washer to the inside of it.

[@JamesThomas-dn6ee]

@Policearegood-mt6kx lol yet if ford does it you would say it's cheap plastic 🤣

[@Desertrat21]

I like the simplicity of my second gen but I agree. Shits been so cheap on the interior. And this truck ain’t worth more than 30k

[@rhbowhunter]

I've been a tacoma guy for 30 years I have a 2020 Off road and was going to upgrade this year to the 2024 Off road. I went to the dealer and looked at them I just couldn't after seeing the price for the new one, It's 15,000 plus what I paid for my 2020 thats insane. I will hold on to my 2020 for another year and look at other brands for my upgrade, never thought I would say that so sad.

[@Hengsha]

I agree the pro is obscene approaching 70k, hopefully these continue to rot on lots and dealers have to start marking them down. Moving all Tacoma production to Mexico and hiking the msrp up way beyond inflation was such a scummy move.

[@thomas735]

It’s not way beyond inflation at all. Look at the prices of everything else man. These trucks aren’t cheap, I agree.

[@Holden-McGroin]

It is. These trucks cost $5k-$10k more than the competition.

[@regi0317]

@@Holden-McGroin what serious competition is there to the Tacoma? They own the midsize market (check the stats).

[@Holden-McGroin]

@@regi0317Just because they compromise the majority of the market (or used to), doesn’t mean there isn’t competition or even better performing vehicles for the same or less price.

[@edwardkeenan7354]

You can get a TRD offroad for way cheaper than that if you get the right trim

[@wt9653]

Best Tacoma to let it sit in the lot and collect dust. I wouldn't buy it until they lower the price by 15,000 dollars.

[@sammy-gd7hw]

Want to pay that buy a ford maverick.

[@wt9653]

@@sammy-gd7hw No, Maverick had 4 recalls already. I don't think Ford is done with recalling Mavericks yet. 😂

[@asuarez1985]

Just saw my first one on the road today. It’s a beautiful looking truck.

[@jeremyclarkson-69]

Yeah but it's not worth 50k ,40k fully loaded up maximum and with absolutely no mark up ,greedy corporations need to stop with this bullshit

[@jon7926]

The white pro4x in the background is Probly a better buy.

[@whaleboner1488]

Im off loading a 2008 TRD sport with 452 K Miles and buying this off road model. My 2008 is still running great but unfortunately some one hit the back trailer hitch and bent frame, so insurance is totaling it. And giving me 16K. really unbelievable resale value. Thats why Im sticking with this great truck.

[@maxseed4730]

Just traded my 17 in for a 24 trd 6speed.. tsrp was 51k paid 47.. so far so good

[@PRO4XKEV]

Nice truck, I would like to see the fender flares in body color, for that price.

[@joeimbesi5361]

They are body coloured on the Sport.

[@Early_2K]

It's so crazy that this Taco in the states is 68K CAD! I'm picking up a trd off road premium this friday (which is the only way us canadians can get the auto and 5 foot bed) for $61,300 CAD. That's the softex seats, bigger screen, heated cooled seats, etc. all that for 44,800 USD.

[@Reu_ag]

I also thought the price in Canada will just be converted from USD to Canadian $ but the pricing is different compared to the us

[@kumudukulasekara6684]

Market pricing plus luxury features and brand name.

[@nastyned4542]

I saw that as well. The Canadian market has significantly less models/variations to choose from . Because of that and being cheap. I was going to go with the trd off-road manual to get the 5’ box, locker, suspension upgrade and it only costs 52k

[@Commentleaver-c6x]

The huge computer monitor jutting out of the dash looks ridiculous.

[@lordrayden3045]

Toyota has lost their mind with the pricing

[@c1d2e]

I rented one for 6 days, engine sounds like a small tractor engine but did have plenty of power for everything I did including hauling a load of firewood even with the bed that seemed to bottom out the suspension on every small bump. Gas tank seems small, fill up netted 290-300 mile range @ 21 mpg avg.

[@George_USMC]

I agree with you, the flat black fender flares look better on an off-road truck.

[@daphoneguy934]

I agree with you, I prefer the black fender flairs and door handles.

[@shattered115]

How much for that Mexican made 4 cyl Turbo? Is this going to be the next generation of Toyotas to last 250K plus miles?

[@g7003041]

Wow! It’s such a good deal and affordable…. Best in class truck reliability … now it feel high end and luxury and so powerful with such turbo 4 engine. Man! Can’t wait to go buy and tell all my friends and families best deal ever for Toyota Tacoma, trades all your current Tacoma..😅 hurry guys… before it all gone. 😂 only valid for today. 😊

[@JamesThomas-dn6ee]

Lol you had me at first 😂

[@appleztooranges]

I’ll buy my 2023 trd pro over this

[@KobieK]

a massive iPad and a digital dash in an off road car? No thanks. I will wait to migrate out of North America and buy the Land Cruiser 70s series

[@justinh1258]

Built in Mexico and a massive price increase. Cheap interior. I’d rather get a tundra trd off road or Silverado custom trail boss and pay the same or less

[@Felix-qh2uk]

Where are silverados made peanut brain

[@justinh1258]

@@Felix-qh2uk well dumb ass, some are made in Mexico and come are made in the states. The comparative Colorado and canyon are made in the states. The point was this is too expensive for what it is, that is a fact.

[@shaniyoung6506]

Next you should review a 1/2 ton titan pro4x in baja storm metellic

[@KenMcCune-wb3jp]

Toyota put a beautiful color love it

[@nrb7001]

I think a tacoma that has the 14” screen, and minus the electric powered seats = best $ saver

[@igorm.7198]

How is 1200 lbs of payload pretty decent, if the competition like Ranger or Colorado has over 1500 lbs ? Why not point out that this is one obvious downside when compared against the competition ?

[@DavefromCA2023]

I visited my local dealer, 12 Tacomas, none selling, they seemed very willing to negotiate. I think Toyotas plan is just to charge an arm and a leg, and leave the dealer to negotiate, maybe equal more profit ?

[@f1mikeyboy]

I was waiting for the 24 Tacoma. Owned Toyota since 2006. Sadly the price is way more than the want. They can keep it for those ridiculous prices.

[@RolexDSSD]

That’s the color and trim to buy. But until it comes with a v6 non turbo.

[@cpgeorge2518]

I’m thinking that’s a 35k truck, not 50k

[@mikeham3123]

You are correct, but just change 2024 to 2023 on the title.

[@BenHardyCars]

Lol

[@eagle3693]

I completely agree with you. To expensive and high interest rates. And I wish dealers can not be on the meadow of the factory and the costumer, they are like sharks, just to empty the pockets of the costumer with those invention of the packages, should be $ 32 K. For the 2024 toyota tacoma TRD sport 4wd I-Force turbo charged with power seats, Heather front seats and power lights signal mirrors for safety, thats a good deal. But dealers have no respect for costumers.

[@sammy-gd7hw]

Toyota dealerships will re apolster your cloth seats with softex. Price varies.

[@AlbertBennett-pf2vg]

Very nice truck. Wish it came with 14 inch screen.

[@calumridenour4947]

Could get a ZR2 for the same price practically

[@g.donuts3551]

Drove one(TRD Offroad) for two days couple weeks ago. HARD PASS. Connect your phone. Reset the trip meter. Set a timer while you do those two things separately, go ahead, I’ll wait, lol. The electronics are half-baked. Drives ok. Near useless back seat, actually seems to be less room than previous gen. Best all highway I saw was 22mpg.

[@brandonjanosik]

You can get a 2024 Colorado ZR2 for that price lol

[@Thefloorsspeakyiddish]

When my 2021 TRD Off Road is paid off, I’m either keeping it or getting another 3rd gen with a long bed & sunroof. I’m also considering a 20-21 Tundra with a 5.7

[@itsallminor6133]

Keep it. Last a long time and cheaper to fix. Many parts available. All cheaper. I would.

[@MH_6160]

I was excited when I was the new tacoma was coming, it is a sharp looking truck. But I would be buying a ZR2, the reasons are obvious. 48,839 plus tax and fees or 49500 plus tax and fees for the Colorado ZR2 and you aren't getting an entry level truck that has a decal on it, cloth seats, weak suspension, ugly wheels… tiny tires and so forth. You would have to spend another 5-7k to get it to the level of a ZR2…and that is just suspension, wheels and tires and not counting dealing with the cloth seats.

[@ericbeech2652]

Do you own a canik?

[@poordave9102]

haven't seen one on the road says alot about this truck

[@radf-zf7ev]

4cyl turbo made in Mexico. Plastic everywhere, panel gaps, push button start, giant screens. I wouldn't trade it for my 2013 Tacoma. It also costs $20k+ more than my 2013 TRD Pro. Toyota Tacoma is dead - buy used.

[@thereal-ghost]

As soon as you said 4 cylinder, that's when it is a hard pass. Such a great truck but needs at minimum a V6 with an 8 speed / 10 speed. Even better would be the turbo charged V6 version for TRD models. The smaller engine just can't do much other than get fuel economy on the highway. Towing is bad, off roading is bad, it has no torque for any "realistic" conditions off road, the list goes on. I totally get it, buy a Tacoma TRD for the suburban dad using it to grab mulch from lowes on a weekend and drive the kids around to the local park or whatever. Otherwise it just kind of sucks for most other things.

[@Mikef1969]

Put the crack pipe down… this 4 cylinder turbo is far superior in every way… more torque at lower rpm, more HP, Tows way better also

[@thereal-ghost]

@@Mikef1969 so I literally do this for a living doing weather and tow testing for Toyota in the midwest. I get it, the numbers see amazing on paper. We've yet to experience the "way better" scenario in any condition other than snow with max capacity hauling. the 2024 did miles better than the V6 previous gen. otherwise it's just not there yet. Thanks for the comment though.

[@Nyhiak]

Seems to be a lot of haters who hang around at Toyota lots complaining about price. Toyotas have great resale value. Maybe look for something of less value in your price range. $50k is not expensive for an off road.

[@michaelsyufy7733]

You must enjoy burning money

[@zacharyjohnson8214]

Brent Brown is the worse car dealership I've ever bought a car from

[@ChaseSveinson]

How did the dealer get that colour on an off road? Thought it was just for trailhunter trim.

[@BenHardyCars]

Available on both

[@ChaseSveinson]

@@BenHardyCars weird even on the builders on toyota US and CA its not an option

[@minifunkable]

Trd pro is $65k plus tax/fee...trd off road for mid 45k is good value

[@jameshedgecock3654]

Nice truck ❤ win dose the trd pro come out?

[@GRAFHC]

No 4WD auto? Has Toyota ever offered auto 4WD?

[@itsallminor6133]

On premium

[@ronaldwmartinson6668]

Here's the total scoop! TOYOTA needs to get in touch with the people that buy TACOMAS and ask "what do you want"? Here's what we want: 1. Reliable quality! So no 4cyc turbo. 2. We want an engine that doesn't look like a hot mess! 3. Hand brake No one asked for an electric one 4. Spend more than 7.00 dollars on the speakers. Offer people just a Audio upgrade for a reasonable amount! 3. No stupid air dam No one is keeping it for a 1 MPG increase at best! You have taken the most loyal fans and have them now looking toward Nissan and the Frontier because it's a V-6 and they have worked very hard to be comparable and they are now better because a V6 always outlasts a Turbo 4.

[@jasonkimble8926]

I believe the trail hunter is

[@zakariaabedalhussein8928]

Does the 8 inch screen has less tech than the 14 inch screen on the Tacoma ?

[@KuyaDailyExotics]

Are the Toyota Tacoma having problems like the tundra’s?

[@OldOneX]

انتظر كم شهر وشوف بعدها

[@Hwilson1010]

Does the trd off road have the same running lights as the pro and trail hunter?

[@supertrooper5756]

I picked up a 2024 Tacoma Sr for 33k from the dealer.

[@itsallminor6133]

The red start button is like a clown nose

[@jamesirwin2215]

Wait isn't this the one with the junk motor?

[@jamesfreeman7954]

Yeah prices aint going back to normal.

[@flpete]

Bring back the 6 cyl and make them in USA. Then maybe sales will reverse.

[@GIO_RUBBLE]

why does that exhaust hang so low? nice review tho thanks

[@BenHardyCars]

Not sure why

[@jameskocks4734]

because someone didn't think ahead

[@chrisking6740]

It's to clear the leaf spring shackle on the SR trims. Agreed though, looks ridiculous.

[@albundy6284]

How is the headroom?

[@bnorvs5929]

I’m about to buy a 2021 tundra with under 40k miles for almost 10k less than this! I cannot even fathom how much Toyota has lost their damn minds.

[@stevenflores5549]

I’ve got a 23 off road that has more options than that and I paid 45k. Definitely price increase for sure. Don’t thinks it’s worth it.

[@protocolsev]

See I dunno what people are talking about pricing because this just is barely more than what a 3rd gen TRD offroad with premium packaging cost

[@SyedKaz1]

Made in Mexico! Cheaply made!

[@Commentleaver-c6x]

Made by the people who weren’t able to flee to the United States to work here.

[@chrisking6740]

@@Commentleaver-c6x Maybe they don't want to "flee" to the US?

[@Commentleaver-c6x]

@@chrisking6740 nah, I’m pretty sure everyone in Mexico wants to live in the USA.

[@MrJeremys2388]

These are junk 4cyl turbos. Not the best to buy!

[@michael184272]

Totally new engine for the 2024 Tacoma..No reliable track record..who wants to take a Chance on a 1st year model

[@Deuce_Dufresne]

The sticker price is 10 grand more than my 2020 TRD OR😮. Way overpriced.

[@BROCK_WARHAMMER]

Why buy this when a lariat ranger with the 2.7 ecoboost and the fx4 package cost the same or a bit cheaper? Depending on package you get on these trd off-roads you can kick them up to 56k. This one isn’t terribly priced but this is about the same cost as the xlt fully optioned

[@dontdoxmebro]

Because ford is the leader in recalls.

[@drn13355]

Because some people will never buy a Ford. I bought one and it was pure shit so I will never ever go back to them.

[@thomas735]

Because that is a ford and this is a Toyota. The Ranger will depreciate a lot faster. In the end the Tacoma will be an order of magnitude cheaper because of this fact alone.

[@shlbn8]

Because the Ranger looks like shit

[@spiritworldflutes]

I test drove one this past weekend, and there are a lot of improvements, and some misses-way over priced as are all trucks especially considering these are assembled in Mexico. The pricing should be less then trucks made in the United States.

[@johnmorales9584]

49k for a base midsize truck? Miles of cheap plastic everywhere! I bought a 22 titan pro4x for 56 brand new. I would take the titan any day after seeing these toyotas. The titan is better in every way. You dont even get any real meaningful increase in mpg. Unless you live in japan and parking space is at a premium, or your going to keep it for 20 years, your better off going somewhere cheaper. Toyota has moved these trucks up market from cheap reliable trucks to expensive reliable (we hope) trucks.

[@parkercarter3917]

How much is Toyota paying you to PUSH this disaster of a truck?

[@jojo4rmdabronx]

For $35k max

[@deanmay338]

Sharp truck. Too pricey and not enough payload for my needs. I have yet to see a new Taco with more than 1200 lbs of payload. There are plenty of options in the midsize market to find 1500 plus lbs of payload. The Taco and Frontier, great trucks, but struggle with payload.

[@deantrainr]

I’ll pass; test drove a trd off road……..JUNK!

[@AlexKosanovich]

just like the Tundra !

[@67wildwolf]

Ben you do know that Toyota has been running the hybrid powertrain used in the Tacoma in LEXUS cars and crossovers for a few years now. Toyota wouldn't do something if they hadn't tested it for reliability!

[@sdfiske64]

To expensive. 2024 Nissan Frontier Pro4X

[@Flash....Gordon..42]

Ben was thinking about buying a new 24, but now I see an Sr 5-T RD sport $7000 off for $50000. You think that's a good deal?

[@eagle3693]

No good deal.

[@fuentes38]

The best junk truck

[@MrJeremys2388]

Your a salesman trying to promote products on your lot because you know your literally screwed. Layoffs are next so start looking for a better job man. That's your best bet.

[@davidrobertson5881]

Too expensive for a MEXICAN made truck.

[@richardingram5211]

Is there a best Tacoma to buy? I doubt it now! They can keep their overpriced 4 banger! Toyota has decided to outprice low and middle class buyers that they relied on over the years to move their brand! Piss off!

[@NF0911]

I wouldn’t buy one. to expensive

[@jaredhumphrey9147]

Four cylinder turbo for 15k more. Nope! What a joke.

[@jaredmeche6325]

Dropped by local Toyota dealer after dinner tonight b/c I knew they got a few TRD Off-Roads in. Like most Toyota dealers, actual price never on website and I also wanted to sit inside again, now that I've test driven 2024 Colorado ZR2 ($48k MSRP on model driven). The TRD-Offroad on lot was $47K MSRP only upgrades being steps, mud flaps, and blackout package or something like that. Had base entertainment screen. Dealer asking price $49k and some change. FYI, the dealer I test drove the ZR2 at has $2200 dealer cash right now making that ZR2 $46k. The gap in performance and interior between the two is so much, the TRD Offroad would need to be $44k to even consider against the ZR2 at $48k.

[@TheL046Kid]

What a complete cesspool of an engine. Bring us a V6 or V8. Until then, piss off!!!!

[@rmalmeida1976]

Worse fuel milage with the smaller engine than the model that it's replacing. I bought my 2016 Off-Road for $35k new. I WAS in the market to upgrade my 3rd gen to the 4th gen.

[@chrisking6740]

That was almost 10 years ago. How much was dinner for four 10 years ago? I'm not saying that new trucks aren't expensive, they are. But what isn't. I bought a Tacoma V6 6 speed brand new in 2011 for 25k. Those days are long gone sadly. Fuel economy is improved at least a couple mpg on the 2024, and usable torque is way up.