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Toyota of Dartmouth Mass has an ice cap/red iForce Max TRD Pro on the lot. MSRP is $70,574 and the advertised price is $65,900. I drove by it yesterday and was tempted to trade mine in for it but my wife would kill me 🤣...

I have had great luck at Toyota of Dartmouth (Mass) with a number of my Toyotas over the years and will continue to service there for my 6G. For me its not worth the hassle of chaining my oil roughly twice a year. Maybe if I was younger (I'm 65) and had a garage :unsure:

I had a similar issue with my bike rack. When I install it (1UP) in the folded/upright position I get the Trailer detected message. I say yes and hold in the button. the 4R turns off a bunch of warnings and PKSB. When its folded down to hold my bike I get the trailer not detected but I answer No...

Before owning my 4R I drove a 23 Honda Ridgeline. It was totaled by a little old lady so I looked at the Passport and 6G 4R. The Honda V6 engine / transmission is as best as I can describe as boring. I visually hated the push-button transmission shifter and the "space age" instrument cluster (I...

7500 miles on my ORP so far. zero issues. I love it. You need watch a few Youtube videos to figure out how you want to set things up with the dash and infotainment systems. Love the ride, no rattles or squeaks. Averaging 21.5 mpg (25/75 city/highway). I do wish it had more enclosed storage space...

Had a flat not too long ago. I have the upgraded TRD wheels. I was actually surprised it came with the ORP wheel and not a typical black steel wheel. But yea, 5 would have been nice. At least its a full size tire ;)

Would cost me about $50 a month to run Premium. I think I'll stay with regular

60 miles each way

Auto mode should direct air to the rear seats as long as the S Flow switch is not activated. Page 464 of the manual. S Flow switch is the left of the temperature knob

I just found this thread. I've been wondering the same. My ORP came with the TRD wheels but pretty sure the tires are what I would have gotten with the stock wheels (the spare confirms that). Comparing to Waze or Google Maps, my speed on the dash is always 2 mph higher than the reported GPS...

I think it looks much better with it off but still havent done it. Have there been any reported issues with it being off (other than the mpg)?

Hi, I think I had about 1K miles on the ORP before using Fuelly. I honestly dont remember what the average mpg was over the first 1K miles, but think it was 19 and change. Since using Fuelly its pretty consistent around 21 mpg +/- .5

Tried it this morning and yes indeed it works, similar to the Toyota maps. I hope Waze makes it to the cluster some day.

I use the Fuelly app. 4357 miles recorded with it, 21.4 average MPG, best was 22.7, 30/70 city/highway. Always use top tier gas. 87 octane

My maintenance due notification came on at just under 5K miles. took it to the dealer and they did the service for $0 (my first service).

My ORP spare is the same tire (Falken) and the alloy TRD OR rim which did surprise me. Unfortunately it does not match the optional TRD rims that my ORP came with but I didnt really expect it would.

I've always wanted one, especially a Gen 5, but life circumstances never seemed to line up until last May when an old lady ran a stop sign and totaled my 23 Honda Ridgeline. The Ridgeline was ok but boring is a word I used most when describing it. I looked at some CPO Gen 5's but was astounded...

I was driving a 23 Honda Ridgeline until an old lady ran a stop sign and totaled it. I was a bit hesitant to go to a 4 cyl but I gotta say the 4R engine and transmission is way better than the Honda V6 and transmission. I do miss not have a truck a little bit but with the sliding rear window...

gotta agree about storage space. I'm used to vehicles with enclosed storage cubbies.

I absolutely dont need this but I want it. Will be following this.