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Looks like it mated with a Chevy, and a Dodge almost*
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Looks good, hopefully they replaced the engine and such.
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It looks a little too steroid-abusing for my tastes but that’s the design direction trucks having been heading for a while now.
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I like it. Wonder how much it’s going to jump in price, particularly for the hybrid version?
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I like it, just hope its not V6 hybrid only for the manual option
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Reminds me a lot of the new 2023 Colorado ZR2, I just don’t understand Toyota’s issues with not wanting to put on aggressive looking tires on their trucks, I can understand if it was an SR5 but clearly it is a TRD Pro and it looks like it is on road tires because of that I hope it gets decent gas mileage.
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Yep I have noticed that on all their off road trucks, they have crappy tires. First thing I did for my 2016 4Runner was take it over and got some stock sized BFGs ATs on it. It came with these crappy dunlap tires that made the whole SUV sway from side to side on the highway.
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It's a nice looking truck.
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Looks like a Toyota had an illegitimate child with a Subaru.
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I want to like it and looks better than the outgoing, but all I see is a whale shark mouth 
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What I want to know is why Toyota doesn’t just make the Tundra have the same body lines as the Tacoma? The Tacomas have always looked so much better than the Tundras. If I drive a truck, I want a full-size.
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Looks a lot better than the current model Tacoma, but really has a Stormtrooper vibe going on. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing, but the sharper, more aggressive lines are definitely an improvement over whatever tf the previous grille was going for.
