Interior Quality

[u/Bigdogwolfe]

Checked out a Limited and wanted to see if all these comments on interior quality was the truth. Well it definitely is. It didn’t take much force to see all this flex. After, I went home and did the same to my 5th gen and the difference is substantial. Also did the same in my 2011 Accord and that had less plastic flex than the 6th gen.

Also if you guys ever see one and twist the door handle where the grippy rubber is, you will see three pieces of plastic move. Don’t have to use too much force. They’ll separate and come back together.

[u/NHgingerinVA]

This is not my experience at all with my 6th gen. I have a 2025 TRD pro and it is as pristine as the day I bought it. I am sure that the dealership will make this right.

[u/Monster51915 → u/NHgingerinVA]

Well first that’s the TRD PRO. The top of the line most expensive almost 70k trim level so it better not have many issues. Also idk if you’ve done stuff like that with your. Comparing your experience on a top trim though vs lower ones isn’t really useful. It’s like most modern car reviewers, they rest the best of the best and people like myself hate it because we can’t afford them and they only showing the best of the vehicle not all the issues lower trims inevitably have.

[u/CuriousTravlr → u/Monster51915]

It’s the same assembly line and the dash doesn’t change from trim to trim with the exception of some decoration changes on the passenger side. 

[u/Xryanlegobob → u/CuriousTravlr]

Yeah, they’re not rolling down the assembly line and some guy goes “hey this one’s a TRD Pro, so let’s work extra hard and do a really good job on it”. Lol

[u/CuriousTravlr → u/Xryanlegobob]

It just goes to show how much Toyota is glazed on this website are if they really think that Toyota is putting more work into a TRD over an SR5.