The 2020 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro is an Updated Off-Road Ready Truck
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The #ToyotaTacoma has long been the best-selling midsize truck in America over the last few years. As the segment continue to gain more popularity, newcomers from Jeep and Ford are looking to steal some sales away from Toyota which is why for 2020, the #Tacoma and #TacomaTRDPRO get minor, but effective changes to the outside and inside.Tech focused buyers will appreciate the new 8" touch-screen head unit with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, along with a new 10-way power drivers seat, while the exterior gets a fresh look with available full LED headlights for the first time. #TRDPro #Toyota
Trying to decide between a 2020 4Runner TRD Pro and 2020 Tacoma TRD Pro? Stay tuned for a comparison between those two trucks which should go live later this month. We also wanted to clarify two things: the towing capability and the snorkel... the truck in this video actually tows a maximum of 6,400 lbs, not 5,000 pounds and Toyota says the snorkel is mostly designed for the engine not to suck up dust and sand when you're going fast along those dirt roads and not necessarily for diving through some deep water. Do you guys think Toyota has made enough changes to the Tacoma for 2020 to keep it competitive?
Yes the Tacoma is the best on the market. I work at a Toyota dealer even these things used with 55,000 miles still go for $32000 the reliability is unreal and so is the resale value. Its simple but very clean looking and easy to use everything in the truck
So Toyota gave us a functional snorkel yay
@@kevs2good133 What do you want that for if you can't sink the truck in water?
They recommend in snow that the snorkel should be turned around not in ingest water going down the road. To answer your question I think Tacoma is way too expensive when you can get other brands with better tech and mpg's. Eventually Toyota will need to develop a more efficient engine for better mpg's to compete. I personally own a 2019 Tacoma and wish I still had my 2012 Frontier.
OMG I’m in Dallas too!!!!!!
1:02 truck is parked in water but his shoes are spotless. He parked and crawled over the center console... rofl
Homie ain't wore a pair of workboots in his life.😂
I swear I thought the same thing lol
LMAO!
The snorkel actually isn't for water, it's for minimizing dust intake when you're off-roading.
D LG is right. Toyota specified this isn't for water fording. It is just a cold air intake and secondary benefit is clener air when running in dusty conditions.
The snorkel is for the sandy Outback or the Sahara. In the USA it's just goofy bling.
@@talon0863 Are you seriously suggesting that there are no dusty trails in the USA, or everywhere else in the world, for that matter? Don't be ridiculous.
@@dlg5485 Hey, Snorkel Man... can you read? : ]
@@talon0863 Oh, you're just brainlessly trolling. I get it now...moving on.
The Glock of the Truck industry.
That's what I've always said. I grew up on Toyota pick ups with my pops buying his 1st 1989, which is still running past 500k miles original motor, transmission, etc. But man has Toyota heavily relied on their brand loyalty and never gjving customers more bang for their buck. They wait for the competition to heat in the mid sized truck segment to put power seats and full LED drl? Got it.
Heck yes
The real glock is known to be the Hilux -- it's number one the world over. Along with the Land Cruiser.
Nope jeep
Big facts
You might want mention the Reliability and Resale value compared to the competition !
Especially when he said it's not class-leading in any category. Well it's the class leading seller and class-leading in reliability. And honestly for many folks that's the most important thing.
@@CalvinHikes I've owned many Toyota's over the years and all were bullit proof especially my 1993 80 series Landcruiser , it had 560k miles on it in 2010 when i sold it and i hear it is still running strong to this day ! Half of its life has been in the Artic circle where I used to live ! -40 and minimal maintanance !
@@bombardierrecreationalprod1023 A new Tacoma sells for about $5,000 more than Colorado does today. A 2004 Taco today sells for $8,000 while a Colorado $4,000 the Tacoma lost $1,000 more depreciation.
But why did 2004 Tacoma sell 152K and 2004 Colorado 115K, but there are 116 used 2004 Tacoma's while there are only 62 Colorado's?
@@bombardierrecreationalprod1023 amazing!
He doesn’t know his trucks at all, all he cares about is about the new bells and whistles. What Toyota has is RELIABILITY unlike others
Toyota should change their motto from “Lets Go Places” to “If It Aint Broke”
Or even, "sorry YOUR truck broke down"
Only thing Let's go places mean to a Toyota owner is back to the dealership got a recall!
or even "Sorry we're outta ideas"
It's made in Mexico what do you expect? My older Tacoma had 500k miles but I know this won't make it. Itll outlast the american trash for sure though
Best truck ever made .. will outlast all trucks guaranteed... Ford = shit ram= shit Chevy = shit
Just a pro tip for next time, HOLD the Traction Control button, while stopped for 5 seconds. This disables Vehicle Stability Control and will allow for better burnouts 🤓 only turning off the TCS will cut power, as you noticed
Best mid size truck on the market by miles. Fantastic looking with the new led headlights and that awesome green
I don't know what's more tight..that new Tacoma pro or that dude's shorts
I would still get this over any other midsize. Reliable and best resale.
14:55 I was laughing so hard, Rob was bouncing all over the place and I was on the floor rollin when he said “agh mother of God” 😂😂
I love his reviews but I feel like he doesn’t really know much about Off Roaders or off roading so he didn’t really give this truck it’s full justice. This truck was seriously undersold
is it that obvious?
They should offer a bigger engine option. I'd like to see at least 350ftlbs of torque. They should be able to get that out of a v6. maybe a diesel in the future!!
A good diesel would be fantastic
This intro music makes me laugh...I thought God was coming for me. 🤭😬😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂well said
Out of place and its annoying trying to listen to someone over music
I am sure he is coming for you. We just don't know when.😂
@@MegaTpeck it's for like 40 seconds. Calm down
LMAOO
Loved this offroad course review! That looked like too much fun
Scotty I think would love this truck.
Class-leading reliability and class-leading sales. You said it wasn't class-leading in anything.
Lol nobody is perfect. Plus he doesn't do reliability videos, only as is observations
I love how Toyota just small changes to their vehicles this is why they're so reliable and when you pay your hard earned cash it's the most important thing. The only new truck I would buy!
I love the Tacoma exterior but the interior sucks. The interior look outdated and the seating position sucks, everything is so small.
I’m 5’11” and with the seat all the way back it still feels small. I get a better seating position in my wife’s civic and it feels a lot more roomy.
Haha many people complain that this feels sluggish. The old first gen only had 190hp and not many people complained.
This truck is probably damn near 1000 pounds heavier than a gen 1
gen 1 crew cab
It's called competition and the tundra is losing
The new 3.5L is a a very peaky engine and lacks torque down low. What's more, it's geared too low, making feel even more sluggish. Yes, the new makes nearly 90 more horsepower, but t's not about peak horsepower numbers. The old first gen had more aggressive gears and made peak torque a little sooner, making its power more usable.
The first Gen is 22000 now it's 50000 dollars
Keep up the tacoma TRD PRO content! More please!
YES THAT COLOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My uncle almost got one a few months back. He even brought it home for a day for an extended test drive. But he ended up buying a 4Runner Limited Nightshade Special Edition instead.
Tough decision there, wish I had your uncle's dilemma 😂
Such went through the same dilemma with a 2019. Test drove it and never committed. Just something about the Truck felt weak. Im sure re-gearing with ho a lot but thats an added $2,500 after market cost.
This thing is bulletproof, well made, reliable. What else you need ?
More power & torque....especially torque. But, can't be beat for reliability.
Headroom
Bought this same truck two days ago. Love it, but Toyota should've put the 4.0 in it and beefed up the torque. Either way very happy with the purchase
Still happy with trd pro? What is your 2 year conclusion?
Wheels look like a spider web 🕸 🔥
BEAUTIFUL Video! Keep up the work Redline!
Solid truck for 35k. Just get a TRD sport with 4x4 to keep price in check. Needs LEDs on all trims.
3 years used ones are still 35000
SEAN QU “Toyota tax”
@@wagrj5738 A new Tacoma sells for about $5,000 more than Colorado does today. A 2004 Taco today sells for $8,000 while a Colorado $4,000 the Tacoma lost $1,000 more depreciation.
But why did 2004 Tacoma sell 152K and 2004 Colorado 115K, but there are 116 used 2004 Tacoma's while there are only 62 Colorado's?
The tilt & telescoping wheel has been around for awhile. My 18 TRD off road has it
Looks so cool in that green and black.
I hate it when manufacturers have no arm rest in the back seat. Not that hard to design it with the arm rest especially at 50k!
Toyota can sell a scooter, and charge $50k for it. As long as it has Toyota batch on it, people are willing to pay for it. That's why Toyota milking it .
The rear seat is split folding and has 3 positions for passengers so not sure how they could do arm rests, could be worse as the crappy Ranger does not have split folding and forces the entire seatback to be folded down.
Too bad you did not have fun... great video, enjoyed it. Thanks.
Those headlights look great. They need to give the 4Runner LEDs next
I'm just waiting for the front locking differential and I would get this baby, perfect truck 😍
Leonidas
Well, maybe an actual non ifs front end with a locker...
Test drove a 2020 taco the other day, and it is definitely better it is missing a few things ventilated seats, pano moonroof and most importantly more power(or off the line power)
I think this is the better looking truck in its class
The snorkel is actually part of the $1500 Navy Seal option.
Haha that made me laugh, $1500 to look like a dork
Its dumb
2019 is the best
Reason: no surckle no power seat 👍
I can't stop modifying my Tacoma lol should of told me that one mod leads to another😳😂
It's an addiction.
Asked scotty what is the best truck to buy, he told me 94 Toyota celica
If Toyota reintroduces the 4.0 with noticeably better mpg, the Tacoma would be an even more desirable truck.
You turned off traction control but not the stability control. Press and hold the off switch 5-10 seconds until you get all the lights.
Even with the new power seat, I find it uncomfortable. Also, the interior feels cheap. I have wanted one for years, but just can’t get over those two gripes, especially at the price.
Couldn't agree more. Right there with you.
Try a Tundra if you can afford the mpg
@@Luis.M.Castillo from a last place finisher that is older than dirt to another older than dirt?
Watching this video in my 2001 Toyota Tacoma with a replaced frame.
I love how much people complain about power, but i bet those complaining don’t even have one. My 18 double cab v6 is lifted on 33s and let me tell you It has pick up even with the heavier tires. If you want a v8 or 350+ tq and hp go with a damn full size pick up. Funny thing is i drove a V8 98 F150 that made less power than my tacoma and i also had no complaints. This is a reliable weekend warrior oriented truck some of you need to get your panties out of bunch. Also there’s a reason this is the number one selling truck even if it has “No power”
Cant wait to see the updates to the 4runner, thats def everyones fav.
The 4runner is the lowest ranked SUV in Consumer Reports testing.
@@normt5463 yeah nice try making up fake news. Anyone who looks at legit websites know why 4runner has always been top 3 highest reseller vehicles for a reason.
@@huynhmichael1989 yeah, subscribers giving their opinion as owners on Consumer Reports is fake news?
Tacoma’s have had tilt/telescoping steering wheels since 2016.. I also wish they telescoped outward more .
Wait towing is 6700 or 6800 pounds
Hey sofyan, where's the subwoofer go if you get that option?
This guy is doing a great job telling us the new options. Yet I do not feel he truly knows what tacoma owners want.
I love your videos so much
Especially the part where you review the interior materials like leather or hard touch plastic
Keep it up bro
Not your best review in terms of going over the features. I know this isn't your full review and maybe it was edited out but you did not mention any of the overhead controls i.e., crawl and multi-terrain system or the segment only power sliding rear window, and the TRD Pro's Fox suspension components
Alex N he said he going to do a complete review when he gets a hold of one where he lives
Alex N. This being the same truck since 2016, I think he really only wanted to touch on the changes. There were mistakes though. I agree with this being an overall bad review.
These trucks never change. Guess you cannot blame Toyota since they sell so well. But it would certainly nice to see a truly updated Tacoma one of these years, but I doubt it'll happen since Toyota isnt a leader, but rather follower.
Love the color. Will match the midnight green iPhone 11 pro max! Go big or go home
Almost went with a Canyon. Loved the looks and the interior was great but in the end I ended up going with a full size that was a similar price anyway. I get that they are reliable (hard not to be when you are so resistant to new technology) but there are some awesome sales on American brands. A new SLT Canyon would have been over 10 grand cheaper than a similar equipted Colorado
Well...
To tell the truth ... I’m not into cars all that much... I’m here because of the presentation 👍
Why don't you review lower and mid level models as well? That's the range most people can afford and buy, it's not all about the top end models. Same goes for other vehicles you review. Thanks!
BEAUTIFUL truck.
Hands down my fav midsize truck.
Very nice! Especially in this color!
There’s others details I can criticize but the tires it’s like... really?! For such an expensive truck designed for off roading. The tires don’t even look like all terrains. I think at least the Trd pro should have a beefier tire and better wheels.
The wheels are fine but I agree with the tires. Definitly needs more aggressive tires.
you have to long press the traction control to deactivate it for real
Yes it is still the best seller by a lot
So is McDonald's...
Great looking truck.
2020 Tacoma well executed design, interior and exterior. Better if taillights in back had amber turn signals. Round dash air vents look cheap on any vehicle, even S Class Mercedes. Toyota is bringing forth some odd looking vehicle colors, IMO ... Another well done Redline Review ! Cheers !
Feels tricky truck-like ? That’s why it is so good
I like the 2020 update, but I'm still holding hope for rear discs and locking front diff with the next major update (2022?)
Google Toyota F1 code name project. The next gen Tacoma will share the same underpinning platform as the next Gen Tundra in 2021. Super excited to see if it's maybe a hybrid or electric
Man those drums are tight on the 2020 but it’s still a sweet ride
Green is my favorite color for vehicles
Does it still have drum brakes?
Yup!
@@normt5463 that's not good
Interior is from 2005.
And reliability from 2005 too :p
Are u talking bout the sequoia?
I want this exact truck.
The Tacoma is 100% off road capable.
Even with the changes to the driver seat, it is still too uncomfortable for a guy over 6'. I'm 6'3 and my head was hitting the ceiling on the lowest setting. At that point, I might as well be sitting on the floor. Hopeful Toyota gets the new Taco right when it shares the same platform as the Tundra
Alex Dykes says the same!
Reason I didnt get the Tacoma is the engine. Got the trd pro 4runner. Havent looked back.
Please do a review on the 2020 Toyota Camry TRD edition would love to hear your thoughts on it
i don't know what's more tight..the TRD PRo or the dude's shorts
How tall are you? To get a better understanding of the seat position.
If Toyota modernized the inside would be nicer for the cost of Pro. Price is a lot higher compared to new American trucks and more options for the price.
Awesome Review Of 2020 Toyota Tacoma. 😀
Does the snorkel mean I can drive this car to Cuba.
The LED DRL and Turn Signal is straight off a 2020 GMC Acadia. Lol
Lol!
This third-generation design has had many problems/issues with the engine/transmission/gearing, being under-powered and/or under-geared. Particularly problematic and noticeable on the highway as it CONSTANTLY (down)shifts between 5th and 6th gear. I've been waiting for Toyota to address/resolve, and which you had included highway driving to evaluate?
ems get the six speed.. problem solved.
Still needs more horsepower and torque
Yes. Absolutely. Not sure why Toyota has "resisted" going to a little beefier engine. But it wouldn't stop me from buying it if I could do with a mid size truck.
I don't really think soo
The Suzuki jimny has less of those and it performs very well off-road
To know if am wrong or right watch the lastest video on carwow
@@oluwadarejoshua8595 Suzuki?
@@faroff22 yah
It needs the diesel that Toyota puts in the taco in EVERY other country on the planet...
Almost weights as much as the KIA Stinger 😂
Passenger towards end was a buzzkill.. but yeah this truck is sick. I do wish it had more punch tho..
The Tacoma I like and drive is the TRD access cab, 6’ bed with a manual. Great for camping (who is less than 5’ tall?) and as a daily driver. Of coarse they stopped making it. I rarely drive with more than one other person and am always more than 5’ tall.
So today I got into a Tacoma to test it and I couldn't see over the hood 😭 the Salesman offered me a phone book.
@@darenab2618
To look up where to buy a taller seat? Just kidding.
@@at6686 😭 I'm actually thinking about getting this seat cushion that is after market just cause I really love this truck.
@@darenab2618
I got one from Costco with a lumbar support and it works well. Much of the Tacoma is a mix of really up to day stuff and really backward out of date equipment. Odd vehicle but I really like it.
Great color
I wonder how hard it would be to convert the non functional hood scoop to a functional one
just use a hammer
Haha funny but doesn’t it need to feed directly into the air take for the engine...other wise it is just a hole in your hood
You have to establish what "functional" is. Just because you've made a hole in your hood doesn't mean there is anything "functional" to it.
than why have a snorkel ...
@@796andy2 well they already put the damn fake hood vent on their so just wondering if you can make it functional...dont understand why a good company like toyota needs to revert to ricer like fake pieces
That Pro crap on the headlights looks so damn cheesy. Just because it's the pro model, doesn't mean you need to put it on every part of the truck.
And then there's the goofy/hideous snorkel...
Why wouldn't they put the LED's in the 4R?
Bad review. Not from the truck, but from you. If you want reliability, this mid sized truck is Superior over the competition. Long lasting and with regular service it will last Hundreds of Thousands of miles. Unlike the no competition Fiat Jeeps.
I am happy for you that they put in the adjustable seat, like you comment on over and over again, cause it must be hard to take your booster seat in and out of every truck you drive. BTW you drive, you don't need anymore power than what is given. You first need to learn how to actually drive.
Great job Toyota! Bad job you.
I hope that Tacoma have automode 4WD like the Colorado for winter city driving.
I wish they would change the engine. I drove one back to back with a Colorado with the V6 and the Tacoma felt very under powered. It was constantly gear hunting and when you put your foot down nothing happens. I ended up buying the Colorado and that was a whole different can of worms. The rear end had to be rebuilt at 800 miles. Its had other issues as well. Definitively wanting to trade it in on a new midsize.
A well laid out interior and dash for once, which isn't always the case with Toyota...
Lfa has really good looking interior
@@wagrj5738 I meant the cars coming out more recently like the Corolla.
I put the trd grill on my truck saved 10k
So the tow weight is abt 1800lbs less from a 2016-2019??
Test out the 2020 Camry XSE V6 with the cooled seats!
@RedlineReviews Wait a minute, I thought the 3.5L V6 is a 19 mpg and the 17 mpg belongs to a 4.0L V6 4Runner. 🤔
So no panoramic on trd offroad?
This is 47k? Huh...makes me wonder why the dealership near me is charging over 50k for a regular TRD Taco. Bastards
"Toyota Tax"!
About time they offer a power seat. I like Toyota and had a Tundra for 10 years but I do not get the popularity of the Tacoma. Yes it's durable and great for beating it off road but beyond that it feels cheap and thin. It is also not comfortable on long drives. I chose a Ridgeline instead. Hauls and tows just as much and rides like a Lexus compared to the Taco.