The 2021 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro vs the 2021 Ford Bronco

Get ready - the 2027 Toyota TRD Pro lineup is headed our way, and these bold new tricks are sporting two new exterior paint colors as well as refinements to their legendary off-roading abilities. If you like vehicles that turn heads, it’s time to schedule your test drive. Because whether you like the Toyota Tundra, Tacoma, 4Runner, or Sequoia, there’s something for everyone and with the new Honeycomb and Hot Honey paint colors round it all out. Let’s get started - here’s your guide to the 2027 Toyota TRD Pro updates! Executive Summary The 2027 Toyota TRD Pro lineup is coming in hot with two bold new paint colors: Honeycomb for the Tacoma, Tundra, and Sequoia, and Hot Honey for the 4Runner. They’re the latest additions to Toyota’s long-running tradition of exclusive TRD Pro colors, and we’re already obsessed. These new colors aren’t the only updates headed our way. The 2027 Toyota Tundra and Sequoia TRD Pro are getting new vehicle-specific FOX QS3 shocks designed to improve ride quality, stability, and adjustability when you head off the pavement. Every 2027 Toyota TRD Pro is built for adventure with serious off-road equipment. Depending on the model, you can find features like FOX suspension, Multi-Terrain Select, Crawl Control, locking rear differentials, skid plates, all-terrain tires, and advanced four-wheel-drive systems. Select TRD Pro models will also bring back Toyota’s ISODynamic Performance Seats. They’re designed to reduce side-to-side body movement on rough terrain, helping you stay more comfortable when your trail ride gets a little bumpy. Another Year of Exclusive TRD Pro Colors Headed Our Way Toyota has built itself a reputation of assigning a signature TRD Pro paint color every year (we live for this), and they never fail to disappoint. Previous model years have included fan favorites like Lunar Rock, Solar Octane, Mudbath, Wave Maker, and more. And for 2027, Toyota’s building on that tradition with the all new Honeycomb and Hot Honey colors. This year you can take home the 2027 Tacoma, Tundra, and Sequoia in the all-new Honeycomb color. On top of that, the 2027 Toyota 4Runner is rolling out in a slight variation called Hot Honey, giving you plenty of eye-catching options. If you’re ready to make a statement every time you pull into a parking lot or up to a trailhead, it’s time to head over to Toyota of Orlando to explore these all-new paint colors. TRD Pro Paint Colors: Inspired by Adventure Color has always been a key component in the TRD Pro lineup. Every exclusive shade is carefully crafted to evoke feelings of exploration, excitement, and the great outdoors. Honeycomb and Hot Honey continue in this vein, and they lean into warmth and energy. They also pair perfectly with TRD Pro features like: Bold TRD Pro grille Black exterior accents Functional skid plates Flared fenders Off-road tires Wide stance Signature red recovery hooks on applicable models There’s no way around it - everyone is going to know it’s a TRD Pro. The 2027 Toyota TRD Pro Has More Than Looks On Its Side Yes, they look good (especially with those new paint colors up for grabs). However, the TRD Pro is about a lot more than just looks. You’ll also find some upgrades when it comes to off-road performance, including: The 2027 Toyota Tundra and Sequoia TRD Pro will have new vehicle-specific FOX QS3shocks. They’re upgraded from the existing suspension and designed to deliver exceptional ride quality, better stability, and more adjustability for uneven terrain. Whether you’re hitting the grocery store or taking on tough mountain trails, this suspension meets you where you need it most. You’ll also get standard red tow hooks on the new Tundra and Sequoia TRD Pro models - so it looks cool, but also serves a major purpose. That’s not all, though. Every single 2027 Toyota TRD Pro is another example of Toyota’s off-road capabilities. Depending on which Orlando Toyota you take home, you can expect features like: FOX performance suspension Locking rear differential Multi-Terrain Select Crawl Control Multi-Terrain Monitor Underbody skid plates All-terrain tires TRD-tuned suspension High ground clearance Advanced four-wheel-drive systems From muddy trails to sandy beaches and rugged mountain paths, the TRD Pro lineup has got your back. The ISO Dynamic Performance Seats Are Back If you’re the type of driver who wants a little extra comfort during off-road adventures, you’ll be happy to know that Toyota is going to include its ISODynamic Performance Seats on select TRD Pro models again this year. These seats are designed to stabilize you while you’re driving across rough terrain - they reduce side to side body movement. This means less fatigue on trail rides and better comfort when the off-roading gets technical. Learn More About the 2027 Toyota TRD Pro at Toyota of Orlando We aren’t sure exactly when the 2027 TRD Pro models will start rolling in, so follow us on social for more information! You can also stop by to see this year’s color - Wavemaker - in person, or to take any of our TRD Pro models for a spin. Toyota of Orlando is open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia! FAQs What are the new 2027 Toyota TRD Pro colors? The 2027 Toyota Tacoma, Tundra, and Sequoia TRD Pro will be available in the new Honeycomb exterior color. The 2027 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro gets its own variation called Hot Honey. What’s new on the 2027 Toyota Tundra and Sequoia TRD Pro? Both models are getting new vehicle-specific FOX QS3 shocks for improved ride quality, stability, and adjustability on uneven terrain. They’ll also come standard with red tow hooks for a functional pop of classic TRD Pro style. What makes a Toyota TRD Pro good for off-roading? TRD Pro models are designed with serious off-road equipment, which can include FOX performance suspension, locking rear differentials, Crawl Control, Multi-Terrain Select, skid plates, and all-terrain tires. Exact features vary depending on the Toyota model you choose. What are Toyota ISODynamic Performance Seats? ISODynamic Performance Seats are designed to help stabilize occupants and reduce side-to-side body movement while traveling over rough terrain. That can mean better comfort and less fatigue when you’re spending more time on the trails.

Are you a fan of getting off the beaten path in your Toyota truck or SUV? Well, we’ve got good news for you. Toyota recently announced that they’ll be expanding their partnership with onX, one of the most popular digital navigation platforms out there. If you’re an overland, hiker, hunter, or fisher, we know you’ve heard of it. And this enhanced collaboration is way more than just simple navigation - it’s designed to make adventures easier than ever while also protecting trails and public lands for future generations to come. Executive Summary Toyota and onX are expanding their partnership for 2026, giving outdoor enthusiasts even more tools to explore off-road trails, backcountry roads, camping spots, and public lands with confidence. Eligible buyers of select 2026 Toyota Tacoma, Tundra, 4Runner, Sequoia, and Land Cruiser models will receive six months of complimentary onX Elite membership, including access to onX Offroad, Hunt, Backcountry, TroutRoutes Pro, and Fish. The partnership goes beyond navigation with an expanded Trail Revival Project focused on trail maintenance, restoration, sustainable recreation, and keeping public lands accessible for future generations. Toyota and onX are also launching the Trail Creators Program to promote responsible outdoor adventures, while new onX Offroad features will let users report trails that need maintenance or restoration. For Orlando Toyota drivers who love off-roading, overlanding, camping, hunting, fishing, or hiking, the partnership combines Toyota’s trail-ready capability with navigation tools designed specifically for adventures beyond the pavement. Whether you’re heading into the mountains, exploring service roads, or just finding new camping spots around Orlando, onX is the tool you need. And its latest partnership with Toyota just fits thanks to vehicles like the Tacoma, 4Runner, Land Cruiser, and Tundra that are in our lineup. We’ve got the details - let’s get started. <span data-mce-type="bookmark" class="mce_SELRES_start"></span> What Is onX and Why Does It Matter? Still not sure what onX is (or maybe you’ve never even heard of it)? It’s a digital mapping platform designed specifically for outdoor adventure. Traditional GPS apps focus on paved roads to get you from point A to point B, but onX specializes in detailed maps for remote areas (aka no pavement). Depending on what you’re doing, you can access: Off-road trails Backcountry roads Public and private land ownership information Camping locations Hunting maps Fishing access points Hiking trails Offline navigation One of the biggest perks is that you can download maps to use before you leave your cell service area in Orlando. When you’re out in the woods with no signal, the maps still work - you can navigate with confidence and not worry about having no service or internet. Toyota Owners Will Receive Complimentary onX Elite Access for 2026 So what does this expanded partnership mean for you? We’ve got big news: eligible owners of select 2026 Toyotas will get six months of complimentary onX Elite membership. To be eligible, you have to purchase a 2026: Toyota Tacoma Toyota Tundra Toyota 4Runner Toyota Sequoia Toyota Land Cruiser This Elite membership gives you access across the onX ecosystem, which includes: onX Offroad onX Hunt onX Backcountry TroutRoutes Pro onX Fish You’ll have premium navigation tools immediately after buying your new Orlando Toyota. This means you can take any adventure and make the most of it starting day one. Why Toyota and onX Just Make Sense Toyota is renowned for building off-road ready rides. The Tacoma, Land Cruiser, and 4Runner especially have become fan favorites with outdoor enthusiasts. This is because they’re durable, reliable, and pack off-road features like four-wheel drive and more. However, being capable is only one part of exploring the world outside Orlando. You also need to know where to do and how to get back safely… and that’s where onX comes in. Instead of relying on generic standard mapping apps (that usually don’t show remote trails or forest roads), you have onX. With this app, you can find legal routes to travel, check land ownership boundaries for hunting and fishing and hiking, and plan your trips with the utmost confidence. How onX Is Helping Protect Public Lands One of the best parts of this partnership is the conservation aspect of it. Toyota and onX are officially expanding their Trail Revival Project. It’s an initiative focused on maintaining and restoring trails across America. Their goal? To keep public lands open, accessible, and able to be enjoyed by future generations. Their partnership projects for the Trail Revival Project include: Trail maintenance Restoration efforts Sustainable recreation initiatives Volunteer opportunities Conservation projects Instead of just encouraging people to explore more, both Toyota and onX are investing in preserving the places we love to explore. The All-New Trail Creators Program Toyota and onX are also launching the Trail Creators Program. This particular initiative is blending outdoor enthusiasts, content creators, and advocates for responsible adventure. Instead of showing off beautiful destinations, this group of people will demonstrate best outdoor practices like: Staying on designated trails Respecting wildlife Leaving no trace Protecting natural resources Encouraging ethical outdoor behavior The idea? To inspire people to explore while simultaneously teaching them how to both help and preserve the environments they’re exploring. Explore New Features for onX Offroad This Year This exciting new expanded partnership also means you’ll have access to new features inside onX Offroad. One important update is that users can now report trails that need maintenance or restoration both here in Orlando and across America. This creates a feedback loop between adventurers and the organizations working tirelessly to maintain the trail systems. When you combine this with offline navigation, detailed route info, and public land data, you get so much more than just navigation. It’s a tool to get where you’re going, but it’s also a way to play your part in trail management. Who Benefits from this Toyota + onX Partnership? Anyone who loves outdoor adventures will benefit from onX, but the partnership with Toyota really benefits anyone who loves overlanding and off-roading. If you’re into camping, hunting, fishing, hiking, or even just visiting national parks, reliable navigation and detailed trail information are a must. Find Outdoor Adventures with a New Toyota Today Curious to learn more about Toyota and onX’s partnership, or want to get behind the wheel of a 2026 Toyota that’s trail-ready? Come down to Toyota of Orlando today - we’re open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia. FAQs What is onX Offroad? onX Offroad is a digital mapping and navigation platform built for adventures beyond paved roads. It offers detailed information on off-road trails, backcountry roads, public lands, camping areas, and more, plus offline maps for exploring without cell service. Which 2026 Toyota models qualify for complimentary onX Elite access? Eligible owners who purchase a 2026 Toyota Tacoma, Tundra, 4Runner, Sequoia, or Land Cruiser can receive six months of complimentary onX Elite membership. This provides access to multiple onX platforms designed for off-roading, hiking, hunting, fishing, and other outdoor activities. How are Toyota and onX helping protect trails and public lands? Toyota and onX are expanding the Trail Revival Project, which supports trail maintenance, restoration, conservation, and sustainable recreation. They’re also introducing the Trail Creators Program to encourage responsible habits like staying on designated trails, respecting wildlife, and leaving no trace. Can I use onX when I don’t have cell service? Yes! You can download maps before leaving Orlando or another area with cell service and access them offline once you’re out on the trail, making it easier to navigate remote areas with confidence.

Whether you just bought a truck or you’re ready to upgrade your current ride, you’ve probably come across the idea of truck steps. And at first glance, they probably all seem the same… an easy way to get into your ride and make it look a little more aggressive. However, not all truck steps are created equally, and there are different styles designed for different needs. We know it’s also easy to feel overwhelmed when you’re exploring parts and accessories for your Orlando Toyota truck, and we’re here to help. This guide will walk you through all of the types of truck steps and what they’re used for so you can choose which is best for your needs. On top of that, our Toyota of Orlando parts team is always here to help you find the perfect solution in person! We’re all about Making It Simple ®. <span data-mce-type="bookmark" class="mce_SELRES_start"></span> Executive Summary Truck steps make it easier and safer to get into your Orlando Toyota truck, but different styles are designed for different needs, from daily commuting and family driving to work and off-road adventures. Traditional and power running boards offer the most everyday convenience, while nerf bars and hoop steps give you a sportier or more compact option without taking up as much space. If you’re hitting the trails, rock sliders offer heavy-duty protection for your truck’s rocker panels, while bed steps and hitch steps make loading and unloading cargo easier. Materials matter, too. Aluminum, stainless steel, powder-coated steel, and composite truck steps each offer different advantages when it comes to durability, corrosion resistance, maintenance, and price. Some truck steps are easy DIY bolt-on accessories, but power running boards, lighted steps, rock sliders, and other heavy-duty options are often best left to the pros for a secure and properly aligned installation. What are Truck Steps? First things first - what are truck steps? Basically, they’re accessories that give you a safer and more convenient way to climb inside the cab of your truck. They can be mounted in different locations, including beside the truck bed, under the doors, or by the rear bumper. They can also be factory-installed or aftermarket. Most Orlando Toyota truck owners consider truck steps because they can: Make getting into taller trucks easier, especially for children, seniors, and shorter passengers Add style and customization Help protect the truck's body from road debris Make loading cargo easier Improve everyday convenience Which are the best truck steps for you? Well, that depends on how you use your truck, where you drive, and what you need on a day-to-day basis. Let’s jump into it. Type 1: Running Boards Running boards are probably the most common and most popular truck steps out there. They run the full length of your truck’s cab and are the largest stepping surface, which makes getting in and out of the truck much easier. You can install running boards in different widths, materials, and finishes so you can truly customize your Orlando Toyota. Pros A wide, stable stepping surface Excellent for families and daily drivers Protect lower body panels from road debris Available in numerous styles and finishes Cons Can reduce ground clearance slightly Larger surfaces can collect dirt or mud Some finishes require regular cleaning Best for: Daily drivers, families, commuters, and anyone who wants maximum comfort in their Orlando Toyota truck. Type 2: Power Running Boards If you want the most when it comes to convenience, power running boards may be it. These unique truck steps retract underneath the truck when the doors are closed to stay hidden most of the time. They automatically extend when you open your door to let you enter and exit the truck with ease. This feature means you get a clean, streamlined appearance when you’re out and about, but convenience when you need it most. Pros Automatic deployment Cleaner appearance Better ground clearance when retracted Premium look and feel Cons Higher purchase price More complicated installation Electrical components might require maintenance over time Best for: Luxury trucks, lifted trucks, and drivers who want both convenience and style. Type 3: Lighted Running Boards If you hit the road at night a lot, lighted truck steps can make it even easier and safer to climb in and out of your truck. These special running boards have built-in LED lighting that illuminates your steps whenever you unlock or open the doors. Pros Improved nighttime visibility Sleek style Easier entry in dark parking lots Available with customizable lighting on some models Cons Higher cost More wiring during installation Lighting components might eventually need replacement Best for: Night drivers and anyone looking for a premium appearance on their Orlando Toyota. Type 4: Nerf Bars or Step Bars Nerf bars, which are also called step bars, are another popular type of truck steps. Instead of a wide platform like traditional running boards, nerf bars have round or oval tubes with textured step pads under the driver and passenger doors. They’re narrower, which makes them a little sportier than traditional running boards. Pros Generally more affordable Easier installation Sleek, rugged appearance Lightweight design Cons Smaller stepping surface Less protection than running boards Can be slippery if not cleaned regularly Best for: Budget-conscious truck owners and those who prefer a sportier look on their Orlando Toyota. Type 5: Rock Sliders Rock sliders are more than the average truck steps. They offer serious off-road protection on tough trails. Rock sliders are mounted directly to the truck’s frame, and they’re specially designed to protect the truck’s rocker panels from rocks, trees, and other obstacles on the trail. If you’re an off-road enthusiast, they’re a must on your new Toyota. Pros Extremely durable Excellent body protection Better ground clearance than many running boards Built for demanding trails Cons Less comfortable as everyday steps Heavier More expensive Professional installation is recommended Best for: Off-road enthusiasts and overlanding builds, like the Orlando Toyota Trailhunter models. Type 6: Hoop Steps Hoop steps are compact truck steps that put an individual step under each door, rather than a full-length running board or step bar. If you want easy cab access without having to install a large accessory on your Orlando Toyota, hoop steps are a great option. Pros Compact design Affordable Minimal visual impact Easy installation Cons Smaller stepping surface Less convenient than full-length boards Limited body protection Best for: Drivers who want a simple entry solution without changing their truck's appearance too much. Type 7: Bed Steps Most truck steps are designed to help you get into the cab, but bed steps are designed specifically to help you get into the bed of your Toyota truck. We see them commonly on rides like the Orlando Toyota Tundra; they fold down from beneath the rear bumper or bedside, and fold back up when they’re not in use. These are especially helpful on tall or lifted trucks to give you the extra height you need to access the bed easily. Pros Easier cargo loading Fold away when not needed Stable footing Great for work trucks Cons Don't help with entering the cab May interfere with certain accessories Some need model-specific installation Best for: Contractors, DIYers, and anyone who frequently uses their truck bed. Type 8: Hitch Steps Hitch steps are truck steps that slide directly into your truck’s trailer hitch receiver. This is a convenient way to step up and access the bed. The cool thing about hitch steps is that they’re removable, and they’re also easy to install (and cost less than traditional truck steps). Pros Quick installation Affordable Improves rear access Easily removable Cons Occupies the hitch receiver Doesn't help passengers enter the cab Can reduce the departure angle slightly Best for: Truck owners who frequently load and unload gear from the bed. Which Truck Steps Should You Choose? Choosing the right truck steps really boils down to how you use your truck every day and what you want the overall style to look like. Here’s a quick reference guide: Daily commuting: Traditional running boards or nerf bars are convenient, easy to use, and fit style-wise. Families: Wide running boards can make it easier for kids and older passengers to climb into the cab of the truck. Work trucks: Bed steps and running boards are perfect for loading tools and equipment, not to mention crews. Off-road adventures: Rock sliders give you the protection and durability you need, as well as the height. Lifted trucks: Power running boards give you the access without sacrificing ground clearance. What Are Truck Steps Made Of? You’ll find that most truck steps come in one of these four common materials. Aluminum, which is: Lightweight Rust-resistant Excellent for humid climates like Orlando Stainless Steel, which is: Premium in appearance Highly durable Excellent in terms of corrosion resistance Powder-Coated Steel, which is: Strong and affordable Popular for work trucks Available in textured black finishes Composite Materials, which are: Lightweight Low maintenance Resistant to corrosion More budget-friendly Can You Install Truck Steps At Home DIY Style? A lot of truck steps are designed as bolt-on accessories that use factory mounting points. This means that if you’re up for it, they could be a DIY weekend project for you (but keep in mind you need the time and the tools). However, we do recommend professional installation sometimes if you’re installing: Power running boards Rock sliders Lighted truck steps Heavy-duty work accessories Having a Toyota of Orlando pro do the install can help ensure that you have secure mounting and proper alignment, and that they’ll offer safety and convenience for years to come. Are Truck Steps Worth It? Almost all of the time, yes. They can add convenience to your day-to-day driving, safety for your family, protection while off-roading, and a customized style to your Orlando Toyota truck. The key? Choosing the right ones… and our team is here to help. Explore Truck Step Options at Toyota of Orlando Want to explore the truck steps out there and choose which ones fit your needs and ride best? Visit our parts department at Toyota of Orlando today - we’re open seven days a week at 3575 Vineland Road, just off I-4 near the Mall at Millenia. FAQs What type of truck steps are best for everyday driving? Traditional running boards are one of the best choices for everyday driving because they offer a wide, stable stepping surface and make getting into the cab easier. Nerf bars are another great option if you want something a little sportier and more budget-friendly. What are the best truck steps for a lifted truck? Power running boards are a great fit for lifted trucks because they extend when you open the door and retract when you don’t need them. This gives you easier access to the cab without permanently sacrificing as much ground clearance. Do I need rock sliders if I go off-roading? If you regularly tackle tough trails, rock sliders can be a smart addition to your Orlando Toyota truck. They mount to the frame and help protect the rocker panels from rocks, trees, and other obstacles you might encounter off-road. Can I install truck steps myself? Many truck steps use factory mounting points and can be installed at home if you have the right tools and experience. However, power running boards, lighted steps, rock sliders, and heavy-duty accessories may be better suited for professional installation.