$60K+ Halo Tacomas?

[chounder]

With the GMC Canyon AT4X AEV Edition at $69,034 …Can we expect the Halo Tacomas to start north of $60K?

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[G-Note]

I would say there is a very high chance of that.

 

[tacoboutit]

Regrettably, yes. I think so. I just keep telling myself "it's okay, it will probably last like 20 years."

 

[Mini2nut]

I predict the 2024 TRD Pro Hybrid will be priced competitively with the Colorado ZR2 Bison. $60k + before options.

The huge competitive advantage that the Pro will offer is higher fuel mileage. I think the Bison is rated at a dismal 16 mpg due to humungous 35” meats.

 

[bking]

The mileage was one of the things that pushed me away from the ZR2. Also, no front sensors and hardly any interior storage (not even folding seats in the back). I can't do 16 mpg. I know that people say that you don't buy this type of truck for mileage, and they're right but the range is just too short. I don't want to have to stop every 280 odd miles to fill up gas. I was initially looking at the Trailhunter, but in the end decided to build out a TRD OR myself. Sure, it doesn't have as much power, but I should be able to trick out my truck the way I want it cheaper than the TH and have the fun of doing the build myself.

 

[Drm919]

Before any options if there are any
$64,999 for TRD Pro
$60,999 for Trailhunter

 

[tacoboutit]

Before any options if there are any
$64,999 for TRD Pro
$60,999 for Trailhunter

I assumed the TH would be the more expensive of the 2 because of all the ARB bits on it.

 

[DrastikTRD]

Id take a PRO without the ISO seats.

Toyota , please put regular seats in so we can use the rear seats for some passengers. Also reduce the price $5000 for those dumb not needed seats. LOL.

 

[G-Note]

Exactly. I love everything about the Pro except the seats.

 

[Taco Azul]

Exactly. I love everything about the Pro except the seats.

I’m just assuming Toyota got a great bulk deal on those seats and was looking for a spot to use them. No thanks.

 

[spenticus]

The mileage was one of the things that pushed me away from the ZR2. Also, no front sensors and hardly any interior storage (not even folding seats in the back). I can't do 16 mpg. I know that people say that you don't buy this type of truck for mileage, and they're right but the range is just too short. I don't want to have to stop every 280 odd miles to fill up gas. I was initially looking at the Trailhunter, but in the end decided to build out a TRD OR myself. Sure, it doesn't have as much power, but I should be able to trick out my truck the way I want it cheaper than the TH and have the fun of doing the build myself.

Same train of thought here, that’s exactly what I’m doing as well

 

[AlexT]

The mileage was one of the things that pushed me away from the ZR2. Also, no front sensors and hardly any interior storage (not even folding seats in the back). I can't do 16 mpg. I know that people say that you don't buy this type of truck for mileage, and they're right but the range is just too short. I don't want to have to stop every 280 odd miles to fill up gas. I was initially looking at the Trailhunter, but in the end decided to build out a TRD OR myself. Sure, it doesn't have as much power, but I should be able to trick out my truck the way I want it cheaper than the TH and have the fun of doing the build myself.

I'm at 5500 miles on my '23 ZR2 and have always exceeded the EPA ratings, unless towing. My commute is 40 miles roundtrip with 2/3 of that at 75-80mph and I usually average 18-19mpg. I recently did a 1600 mile roadtrip and found the range to be about 330 miles with "50 miles to empty". The Colorado gets a 21g tank vs the 18g in the Tacoma so that also makes a difference.

I'm happy with the ZR2 but still intrigued by the Trailhunter and the hybrid system. With that said, I fully expect the Pro to start around $62k and the TH to be closer to $65k which would be a tough pill to swallow.

 

[Mini2nut]

A 2024 Tundra TRD Pro hybrid runs around $72k.

The 2024 Tacoma TRD Pro hybrid will most likely be around $60k.

I placed my TRD Pro deposit last April at MSRP to replace my 2019 Pro. Official pricing from Toyota should be arriving sometime next month.

 

[Snkrjeff020]

It's hard enough to find a regular old TRD OR in the color and package I want for MSRP, I can't even imagine what it'll be like the try and get a PRO or TH. With their starting price and most likely 10k+ ADMs it firmly pushes me out for that price.

This experience has certainly shown that still most Toyota dealers are shady to the core. Just look at the allocation list posted, 90% of dealers are charging some kind of markup or add-on.

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