I mean, I don't know which pieces are going to be bronze and which not. Does "Badge Inserts: Bronze" include TOYOTA, 4RUNNER, and also TRD OFF-ROAD? All for $65 whereas the front logo only is $139 for one piece, strangely?
I'm assuming the front badge is the $139 " Toyota Logo Bronze Badge Overlay"....is the side and rear the $65 "Badge Inserts: Bronze"? Or how did you get everything on the back and side in bronze?
I ordered both for my Everest ORP Hybrid, but have no idea what it's gonna look like ultimately...
Interesting....I hadn't been able to search the inventory and find any hybrids, but when I built one I could. I built the one I have on the way and it doesn't show up -- and my arrival should be in the next two weeks. I don't think my dealership (Longo Toyota) participates in the online...
I got my VIN yesterday, but it was originally going to someone else before that buyer backed out. So by the time it was assigned to me it's already built and has an ETA to the dealer in the next 2ish weeks
My salesperson said my 4Runner ORP Hybrid has already been built and is in transport for a 3/2-3/19 delivery. However, the Vspec is status shows "A". Does this make sense?
The dealer only today gave me an allocation that someone backed out of. I wanted to change up the port accessories, but...
For those of you who have taken delivery and have the accessory cargo lighting -- is this worth the cost? Can you post photos of the accessory vs what is the standard lighting back there? Is there a switch to turn it off?
What region are you all in? There are no hybrids at all allocated to any dealers in a 500 mile radius of Southern California right now -- at least per Toyota's online inventory system. Unless they are hybrids that are miscategorized as gas.
The turn signals are completely off when the DRL is on.
The turn signals are on dim amber when the headlights are on. They become bright amber when signaling.
With the switchback lights, they'd be dim white with the headlights on. When the turn signal is activated, they switch to bright amber.
Your SR5 just uses that bulb as a running light and turn signal. The DRL is the normal LED low beam, on low power. The switchback function is to switch that running light (when the headlights are fully on) from dim amber to dim white. Personally I will be ordering the full amber for mine.