2021 Toyota TRD Pros – Ultimate Off-Road Performance

TRD Pro Series from Toyota returns for its next generation of off-road dominance. For 2019-2021, Tundra, 4Runner and Tacoma will all feature Fox shocks and a host of impressive off-road equipment tuned and designed by the engineers at Toyota Racing Development (TRD).
 
First unveiled in 2014, the TRD Pro lineup was born from Toyota’s rich racing and off-road heritage. All TRD Pro vehicles offer unique styling, as well as highly capable, tried and tested performance off-road equipment, specifically tailored for when the pavement runs out.
 
The 2019 TRD Pro series will be available in fall of 2018, and each vehicle will be offered in three colors that include Super White, Midnight Black Metallic or Voodoo Blue (a TRD Pro exclusive color).

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[billysmith]

Pretty impressive truck no doubt. Can’t wait to see the Ranger Raptor head to head with Tacoma TRD Pro.

[deadbutmoving]

TOYOTA trucks are most popular with people who need ruggedness, reliability, and low maintenance. Militants groups around the world are drooling over this.

[kaiviti]

Whats the difference between a 2014 4Runner and 2019 ? NOTHING!....well yeah new colors, fancy badge names, new suspension kits thrown in. Thats how much effort Toyota puts in for innovation. For 2020, Tacoma will get 2 Snorkels and 4Runner will get TRD Pro stamped on all its 6 windows. That would be awesome features!

[dancewithethan]

Hi, do we know if any of the infotainment update will be on SR5 or limited version too?

[TheTechCguy]

Best gas mileage out of all three: Tacoma.

[redbearalaska]

Ok where are the stats breakdown look inside.. cost ???

[josecarrillo]

What is better for off-roading Toyota Tundra or Toyota Tacoma ?

[tomatou]

Dont like the elephant trunk on the new tacoma

[changes]

I'm sorry but why did they use the Tundra Exhaust Noise for the opening scenes. Def not a 3.8 Litre NA Exhaust sound