T150 Concept Truck. Big. Bad Bold. This sucker just plain looks tough. Toyota T150 4x4 concept vehicle: 4.7-liter DOHC V8 engine. Hand-cut 33 x 12.5 B.F. Goodrich tires mounted on 18-inch alloy wheels feature a tread design that portrays the new V8 engine and the state of Indiana, with a cut-out noting the Gibson County plant location. Fog lamps mounted into the front air dam. Bed lamps integrated into the roll bar. A color-keyed rear valance houses dual exhaust pipes and custom back-up lights. Large color-keyed door handles clearly identify the four-door function and provide easier external operation than door-jam mechanisms. The interior features a one-din navigation system, dual air bags with a passenger-side cut-off switch, unique leather trim, and titanium polished metal-look trim components that also are featured on the vehicle's exterior. "The Toyota T150 that debuts next spring will retain much of the style and flair of the concept vehicle you see here today," said Dave Illingworth, Senior VP of Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. "It will be ... aimed squarely at the biggest, 'baddest,' most-exclusive segment in the industry."

The T150 will hit the streets in the fall, with a beautiful new shell and will replace the boring T100. It's also renamed to go head to head with the Ford F150.

This is the all new V8 also found in this year's Lexus LX470 and Landcruiser. It's a very smooth looking and powerful engine. Notice the T150 logo inscribed under the Red Toyota logo.