2027 Toyota TRD Pro Models Add Honey-Colored PaintToyotaToyota has revealed its new paint color for the 2027 TRD Pro lineup, a yellow hue called Honeycomb on the Tundra, Sequoia, and Tacoma.The 4Runner gets a slightly different color called Hot Honey, although it looks virtually identical to our eyes.The yellow paint colors replace last year's Wave Maker, a bright and energetic turquoise.Not only is Toyota's lineup of TRD Pro off-roaders plenty capable off the beaten path, thanks to their additional ground clearance, upgraded suspensions, and beefier tires, but they also look the part. With scowling grilles, blacked-out trim pieces, bulging fenders, and red tow hooks, the TRD Pro-badged Toyotas look ready to tackle anything. Now, for 2027, the lineup looks even snazzier, with Toyota announcing a new eye-catching color that will be available across all four off-roaders.ToyotaTechnically, Toyota has actually revealed two colors. For 2027, the TRD Pro versions of the Tundra, Sequoia, and Tacoma are offered with the new Honeycomb hue, while the 4Runner TRD Pro is available with a slightly different color called Hot Honey. Maybe it's just us, but we can scarcely tell the difference, and we're not quite sure why Toyota went to the effort to change the yellow paint a tad just for the 4Runner.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe new yellow paint offering will presumably replace the turquoise Wave Maker paint that was offered on 2026 models, alongside Ice Cap white, Magnetic Gray Metallic, and Midnight Black Metallic. The bright and summery Wave Maker replaced a light brown hue called Mudbath that was offered on 2025 TRD Pro models.ToyotaWhile we're still waiting on information on the 2027 model year for the 4Runner and Tacoma, Toyota has published details on the 2027 Tundra and Sequoia, and neither full-size vehicle sees any major changes for the TRD Pro models. Instead, for 2027, Toyota is focusing on expanding off-road capability to the lower, more affordable trims. Both the Sequoia and Tundra now offer a Trailhunter package, based on the SR5 trim. The package brings suspension components from Australian company Old Man Emu, Michelin LTX Trail tires, extra underbody protection, and a locking rear differential.Otherwise, the two full-size Toyotas carry over into the 2027 model year mostly unchanged, aside from the 14-inch touchscreen now becoming standard on every trim. Details on the 2027 Tacoma and 4Runner should arrive soon.➡️ Skip the lot. Let Car and Driver help you find your next car.Shop New Cars Shop Used CarsYou Might Also LikeGift Guide: Best Ride-On Electric Cars for KidsFuture Cars Worth Waiting For: 2025–2029