Should I spring for a TH?

[TacoTime]

I think only limited has HUD. But check manual.

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[tacorancher]

I think only limited has HUD. But check manual.

Glad my 24 has it. That’s ridiculous if true.

 

[TX-BluStreak]

I couldn't sworn I read that HUDs were included on Limited trims and above from Toyota's website. And didn't @SnowmanJPS confirm his 2025 white Pro has HUD? It would be silly if Toyota removed HUD from the Halo trims.

 

[tacorancher]

I couldn't sworn I read that HUDs were included on Limited trims and above from Toyota's website. And didn't @SnowmanJPS confirm his 2025 white Pro has HUD? It would be silly if Toyota removed HUD from the Halo trims.

It is standard on Limited, PRO, and TH. Not sure where that rumor even came from.

 

[Clervis]

It is standard on Limited, PRO, and TH. Not sure where that rumor even came from.

Must just be a mistake. Here's the site and a screenshot.

https://www.toyota.com/tacoma/features/mpg_other_price/7538/7544/7598

 

[tacorancher]

Must just be a mistake. Here's the site and a screenshot.

https://www.toyota.com/tacoma/features/mpg_other_price/7538/7544/7598

Gotcha. Probably a mistake. The halos get almost every option.

 

[JustAnotherDingus]

I can swing it.




Thanks, y'all. This would be a BIG purchase for me, but something to enjoy for 20+ years. I've never had a new vic. With used prices the way they are I might as well. I'd probably pay it off in <2 years even w/o a trade-in, so not exactly beyond my budget.

TH with the 6’ bed was my first new vehicle purchase. Until now I’ve only ever had used. I wanted a hybrid with a 6’ bed and that lead me here.

I absolutely love it. All the creature comforts are so nice. Compressor comes in handy too. Same with the inverter (it’s pure sine wave). It did take me a bit to get used to all the bells and whistles since it was a decade of new tech for me to learn but it’s a pretty easy UI to figure out. If it’s not going to financially wreck you (because hooooooh boy these aren’t cheap) I say go for it!

 

[TacoTime]

I agree it would be strange to remove HUD. Just something to check before purchasing with the actual truck.

 

[goin2drt]

It is funny all this talk about having a HUD. I have had several cars that came this one. On every single car I would turn it off. Having a HUD is actually a negative for me and certainly wouldn’t pay extra for it.

 

[Ruissimo]

For a relative $6k more, I'd get beefy shocks and UCA, three skid plates, exhaust dump, R/T tires, heated/cooled SofTex, digital RVM, HUD, 3D camera view, air compressor, heated steering wheel, power tailgate, recovery points, and a sport bar I could sell for ~$500. There's some fluff in there for sure, but +$6k upgrade for all that isn't insane.

The shocks saved me in the last snow storm; unplowed roads and heavy winds caused me to not see a ditch when I turned around in a driveway in KY and the suspension ate that hole up like it was nothing. The heated seats I use every day, sometimes even in warm days (bad back). The heated steering wheel is always on in the winter. The HUD is useful, keeps my eyes on the road - just need some non-polarized sunglasses in the bright days. I use the camera every day to park and navigate some offroad hazards.

Haven't used the compressor yet but it's nice to know it's there. And the digital RVM is a gimmick I can't stand. I turned it on day 1, and 5 minutes later I was back to a regular RVM. I removed the center headrest, and when not in use, I lower the other two headrests for a better view.

You won't regret the TH. I've driven mine for 10,000 miles and it has been immaculate. And let me tell you, I haven't babied it.

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