Toyota Adds New Exterior Color to TRD Pro Models

Toyota has introduced the new color of "Lunar Rock" for 2021 for TRD Pro models, replacing Army Green in the TRD Pro color pallet

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July 13, 2020

Toyota Adds New Exterior Color to TRD Pro Models — The 2021 model also brings in new black TRD alloy flow form wheels wrapped in Nitto Terra Grappler tires.
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Toyota has introduced the new color of "Lunar Rock" for 2021 for TRD Pro models, replacing Army Green in the TRD Pro color pallet. First unveiled in 2014, the TRD Pro lineup was born from Toyota’s racing and off-road heritage. All TRD Pro vehicles offer unique styling, as well as tried and tested performance off-road equipment.

Additionally, LED lights have been introduced to the 2021 Toyota 4Runner lineup. A first for the 4Runner lineup, all grades will now have LED headlamps as standard equipment. Limited, Nightshade and TRD Pro grades will also receive LED high beams. All grades will also have LED fog lights as standard equipment, with TRD Pro maintaining its current RIGID LED fog lamps in 2021.

The 2021 model also brings in new black TRD alloy flow form wheels wrapped in Nitto Terra Grappler tires.The switch to flow form also allows for unique adjustments in other areas to increase ride handling and performance, specifically shock absorber tuning. Completing the list of changes for 2021, the 4Runner TRD Pro includes re-tuned 2.5-inch Fox Internal Bypass Shocks to help complement its already off-road-capable hardware. Out back, the 2.5-inch Fox shocks also feature piggyback-style remote reservoirs to maintain damping performance in the most demanding off-road terrain.

Toyota introduced the 2021 Tacoma, Tundra, and 4Runner Trail Special Editions at the Chicago Auto Show earlier this year, with an emphasis on extra storage, convenience, unique styling, and exclusive content.

Available starting fall of this year, all three 2021 Toyota Trails are based on the SR5 grade models to deliver high value, and they also offer the choice of 2WD or 4WD. The Tacoma Trail is built on the SR5 Double Cab, and the Tundra Trail is based on the SR5 Crew Max with SR5 Upgrade Package (larger fuel tank, front bucket seats with driver’s power lumbar support, front center console, tilt/telescoping steering wheel, three front cupholders, and an anti-theft system with alarm and engine immobilizer).

Available Trail color choices include Army Green, Cement, Midnight Black Metallic, and Super White, and feature black exterior badging, black seating and a unique tan accent stitch. In all versions, standard all-weather floor liners are featured.

Pricing information is to be announced at this time.

Topics:Toyota Toyota Tacoma Toyota 4Runner Color Choices Vehicle Research

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