Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/ROydbRwcdHb.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 2027 Toyota TRD Pro Color Is Yellow: Honeycomb and Hot Honey Explained [ULkyatu20ku] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Toyota has revealed the signature color for the 2027 TRD Pro lineup, and it's yellow. The Toyota Tundra TRD Pro, Sequoia TRD Pro, and Tacoma TRD Pro get a shade called Honeycomb, while the 4Runner TRD Pro gets a slightly different yellow called Hot Honey. Both replace 2026's turquoise Wave Maker, which itself replaced the light brown Mudbath from 2025. The one-color-per-year strategy has run since the TRD Pro launched with Inferno orange in 2015, followed by Quicksand, Cement, Cavalry Blue, Voodoo Blue, Army Green, Lunar Rock, Lime Rush, Solar Octane, Terra, Mudbath, and Wave Maker. The colors come from CALTY, Toyota's North American design studio, and each one retires when the model year does. That turns a paint code into a model year identifier: say Army Green to a Tacoma owner and they'll tell you the year, and that particular color is widely considered the rare one because of pandemic-era production cuts. It's the Yeti drop model applied to a pickup truck, and it gives the most committed buyers a reason to trade in annually. Beyond paint, Toyota has published 2027 details for the Tundra and Sequoia, both largely unchanged for the TRD Pro trim. The bigger news is Trailhunter packages arriving on SR5 trims of both, bringing Old Man Emu suspension components, Michelin LTX Trail tires, additional underbody protection, and a locking rear differential. The 14-inch touchscreen also becomes standard across every trim. Details on the 2027 Tacoma and 4Runner have not been released yet. Which TRD Pro color was the best one? #TRDPro #ToyotaTundra #ToyotaTacoma #Toyota4Runner #ToyotaSequoia tYJhMqEQ9GP 3YJ3OBRtZze 2TzeAEJeFyD Sj8LyqqMNas iTfHxLzkhcB 3tJwEDLBqTr
Toyota has revealed the signature color for the 2027 TRD Pro lineup, and it's yellow. The Toyota Tundra TRD Pro, Sequoia TRD Pro, and Tacoma TRD Pro get a shade called Honeycomb, while the 4Runner TRD Pro gets a slightly different yellow called Hot Honey. Both replace 2026's turquoise Wave Maker, which itself replaced the light brown Mudbath from 2025. The one-color-per-year strategy has run since the TRD Pro launched with Inferno orange in 2015, followed by Quicksand, Cement, Cavalry Blue, Voodoo Blue, Army Green, Lunar Rock, Lime Rush, Solar Octane, Terra, Mudbath, and Wave Maker. The colors come from CALTY, Toyota's North American design studio, and each one retires when the model year does. That turns a paint code into a model year identifier: say Army Green to a Tacoma owner and they'll tell you the year, and that particular color is widely considered the rare one because of pandemic-era production cuts. It's the Yeti drop model applied to a pickup truck, and it gives the most committed buyers a reason to trade in annually. Beyond paint, Toyota has published 2027 details for the Tundra and Sequoia, both largely unchanged for the TRD Pro trim. The bigger news is Trailhunter packages arriving on SR5 trims of both, bringing Old Man Emu suspension components, Michelin LTX Trail tires, additional underbody protection, and a locking rear differential. The 14-inch touchscreen also becomes standard across every trim. Details on the 2027 Tacoma and 4Runner have not been released yet. Which TRD Pro color was the best one? #TRDPro #ToyotaTundra #ToyotaTacoma #Toyota4Runner #ToyotaSequoia tYJhMqEQ9GP 3YJ3OBRtZze 2TzeAEJeFyD Sj8LyqqMNas iTfHxLzkhcB 3tJwEDLBqTr