The 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road Double Cab pairs a 3.5-liter Atkinson-cycle V6 with a choice of six-speed automatic or six-speed manual transmission, delivering both on-road composure and genuine off-road capability. Standard off-road hardware includes a locking rear differential, Multi-Terrain Select, Crawl Control, and Bilstein dampers, giving the Tacoma TRD Off-Road a serious toolkit for tackling difficult terrain. TRD-exclusive 16-inch alloy wheels wrapped in Goodyear Wrangler all-terrain tires round out the trail-ready package. Read the 2017 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road Review
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You're welcome! Yep, the problem is that it isn't the future for the rest of the world. That's the NOW for China and Europe (if I remember correctly from the video). The US is soooo far behind. It does make me curious about the Ford and CATL and/or BYD partnerships that have been going on. I'm sure Ford isn't getting that technology though. -
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The collapse will cause an every country for themselves attitude and it will be the final days for ICE and OIL and the Auto Companies that caved into Idiot47, AKA American Auto Companies are going to pay big time as they continue to become nothing in the new world order of Tech EVs. American Auto Companies have gotten the last of my dollars. Awaiting to see how Kia / Hyundai does with the Truck Market here. Their Mules are still in LA for the EV9 Pickup that I would love to have to compliment my current EV9. Thanks for the Link, yes I see the video and that is freaking cool. We are so far behind when this is the future.- 1
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@G. David Felt I came across this video and thought you'd appreciate it. It's a long video, but with you being the tech guy that you are, you should be entertained by it all. If you wanted to skip to the charging session itself, you'll want to skip to like the 42 minute mark. I hope the link works because YouTube links don't show up in my feed on my work computer, but hopefully this does for you guys.- 2
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These kids nail it. the world is for "Shyte" as our Canadian Greek would rant, but the kids are okay. -
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Until we can provide genuine economic opportunity for folks, this will become increasingly common. I like modern cars that are as invisible as possible...invisible to vandals, thieves, cops, aggressive drivers, people with attitudes...my current idea of Luxury is a grey Lexus that blends in, soft leather and a decent stereo, and drive the damn thing. I DO like the style of modern Cadillacs, but they would be a lease and return thing for me, as I don't want to deal with GM electronics or drivetrains as a vehicles ages. It makes sense that they crush them, liability and they don't want other teams getting their engineering thought process.- 1
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Interesting, but I totally get it, who cares about the badge if you get the technology, comfort and performance you want. https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/buying/76-of-drivers-say-luxury-badges-aren-t-worth-it-anymore-here-s-what-they-want-instead/ar-AA20Hs8L?ocid=msedgntp&pc=W069&cvid=69f12a480b1645319bc420ef729815ff&ei=61- 1
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These kinds of guys are so stone age and can go 6 feet under imho.- 1
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