2022 Tundra

Nah, no need for that. Just a harmless GIF I use often online.

 

Sorry, that's a no for me

 

Not a fan of that side shot. Hopefully it's just the angle, but the front overhang seems way too big and I hate the look of the back of the gladiators cab and this reminds me of it.

 

It’s far more likely it say “Powered by Leprechaun Farts” than anything diesel related.

 

Nope.

Unrelated: I see they stole the rear window notch directly from GM.

 

Does seem extreme. I'm guessing if I was standing next to one though I'd be drooling.

 

Wheels/tires are killin’ me.

Hopefully just a fish-eyed pic

 

Went 6 lugs for some wheel/tire combo like that??

 

No they went 6 lug for increased towing and payload.

Why bother doing some tarted up wheels and tires for the TRD Pro?

Guys who don’t give a rat’s ass will run the stock setup regardless (me) unless they are dangerous or don’t last. Guys like you, who want bigger/different wheels or bigger more aggressive tires immediately ditch what is stock no matter what it happens to be.

 

Glad I picked up a 2021 if that’s really the new TRD PRO.

 

Bringing back the inferno! Best color they made besides that voodoo blue.

 

This leaked photo looks more fire engine red than inferno red/orange. Voodoo Blue is indeed the best color in the Pro!

 

It wouldn't be the first time I saw a picture of a truck and didn't like it and then saw it in person and it was fine.

 

So my first gen Tundra with a 4.7L V8 and 6x139.7 lugs has more towing/payload than the current 5.7L with 5x150?...by your logic.

 

that black painted A pillar reminds me of the Range Rover color schemes. This truck looks sick though.
All that badge says is TRDPro and nothing more. That's the same design as the GM HD trucks

 

The Crewmax has had that notch since 2007 (before GM). It's just a sharper angle now.

 

Any shots of the rear glass? Hope they kept the roll down rear window with the new cab.

Liking this truck a lot. Curious to see what all the powertrain options will be

 

It wouldn't be a TRD Pro if it didn't have special wheels/tires

 

I don’t know…… sure looks like inferno to me. Guess we’ll have to see. Honestly don’t mind that lime green that they are using on the taco. Obviously I like a lot of color in my life.

 

Its possible
Toyota Tundra Payload Capacity by Year:

• 2000: 1,377 to 1,924 lbs
• 2001: 1,406 to 1,924 lbs
• 2002-2003: 1,366 to 1,938 lbs
• 2004: 1,325 to 1,875 lbs
• 2005-2006: 1,485 to 2,025 lbs
• 2007: 1,350 to 1,750 lbs
• 2008: 1,350 to 1,990 lbs
• 2009: 1,370 to 1,990 lbs
• 2010: 1,350 to 2,090 lbs
• 2011-2013: 1,450 to 2,090 lbs
• 2014 1,340 to 1,915 lbs
• 2015: 1,500 to 2,110 lbs
• 2016: 1,430 to 2,060 lbs
• 2017: 1,440 to 2,080 lbs
• 2018-2019: 1,440 to 1,730 lbs

 

• Why no Interior pictures
  
• Anybody else notices the badge on the left side hood.
• Every time I focus on the grill seems to remind me of Ram 2500 Grill.
  
• I think the color is Inferno alike and not Red as it may seem. That Vizio monitor is not doing justice.

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And Toyota.. .......... Please

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P.S I know that soundtrack started playing in your head as soon as you saw this picture above.......ya me too.

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Someone needs to start a go fund me for joe Craig... poor guys gonna be out of a job soon.

you da real mvp joe Craig!

 

Now that’s a bat mobile.

 

Looks like Joe Craig is the Dealer Principal. LOL

 

They would be foolish to remove it!!

 

So Toyota released a prototype to dealers today and not a production ready truck? That seems odd.

 

The front reminds me of a large mouth bass. Butt Fugly imho....tailgate>no comment

 

Maybe maybe not.

Depends on what generation of prototype it is. At this stage most prototypes should be pretty much 99% production grade vehicles.