Most cars can be reliable just take care of them.

@@fbl5856 to bad your moms not reliable

I have a 2000 with 455k miles on it

@@dotwavlogandoes it still run like a chatm?

*charm

I felt that way when i had my first car, an 06 pathfinder.

Yeah hopefully

Me too

oh you got it buddy. my thoughts exactly. these last

grand cherokke looks better----but the 4 runner is better quality and will last longer!! both great in snow! Grand cherokee has a better luxury interior. But like i said---jeeps have a bad rating and i know alot of people with them, and they been back to the dealwer many times!!!!!!!

Cameron Meadows Excellent choice Cameron! 😃

Anonymous Suomynona nope.

Vincent D Patrick MacDonald Nothing like that matters when you're on the side of the road like my girlfriends cvt Nissan Rogue. Toyota is the wise one waiting to perfect their products while everyone out there rushes to shove technology crap in their vehicles having to wait for vehicles to get fixed with recall after recall. I have a new 4runner and I just towed my friends jeep as well as my girlfriends rogue to the dealer waiting for it to get fixed. It's nice to have the newest things but not so nice to wait for it getting fixed at the dealer. Just give Toyota time. They keep things simple and will outlast many vehicles out there.

Easy enough to upgrade with aftermarket options

@Beelzebot Well good luck finding a brand new vehicle without any sort of "screen", as while there ARE still some some vehicles on the market without "screens", it's going to become less and less common in the future. With required backup cameras, more consumers wanting the latest tech for the least amount of money possible, and that tech becoming less and less expensive to implement in less expensive vehicles, there won't be very many "screen-less" vehicles on the market in the next few years.

@@pagodad2036 Since I initially posted my initial comment a few years ago, Toyota has since redesigned the infotainment system in the 4Runner, and it now as an 8" screen, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto.

Yeah it took them while to do it, but the new 4Runners now come equipped with an 8" touchscreen and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

No wonder it sounded familiar.

jim V Better than most.

Is the TNGA available for truck frames? Or is it only for unibodies such as the new Camry.

yeah. it sucks. camry way better

@@antoniocognato5023 Crack is wack!

Yes it will be

Disagree. I have had a 2005 SR5 and put 220k on it. I just bought the 2018 SR5 Premium 4WD w all accessories. I will say that if you look around you will see more 4Runners than almost any other Toyota model (as for SUVs). They know their audience and will update interior features to be more in line with other manufacturers however, the fundamentals of a 4Runner are what make it one of the most sought after SUVs to date...trust me, I have put 400k on several different generations of this very SUV. If you do not drive one or do not prefer this type of SUV it is understandable. Toyota is not setting out to please car review enthusiasts or luxury car seekers with this particular model, they set out to please loyal customers and long time owners. You want luxury, go buy Toyotas Lexus line of vehicles.

Dang it I'm caught in the middle get the 2018 or await possible 2019 redesign. I drove the 2018 and the salesman was really pushing the Highlander!! Oh boy no thank you...but still no info that I have been able to find on redesign and the next one Sequoia way to much $$$

Dont count on it

They haven't :) its the same. we just got the 2018 model since its cheaper than 2019 this time of the year when the dealers have both. can save you around $2K.

Because its probably a v8 model

Drive mode? 4WD? Premium fuel? High elevation?

Durango? lmao

@@caseyfryback8271 yeah like really bro

@@caseyfryback8271 Hell nah T4R all day long

dphotos so you want a car-based SUV? I’m confused.

JokerG16 yes I believe the new update 4Runner is going towards and car based frame. I thought the 2018 models would be updated but they are not. I would look at the a new 4Runner on a truck frame if they make improvements in the ride. The 4Runner out now also has a very dated interior. If you compare it to the Kia, Mazda, Lexus, or even the Highlander. It compares to the Honda Pilot’s interior which is dated too. Consumer Reports even gives the 4Runner a mid to low do not buy rating. The ride has the same exact feel as my 1997 model. The SUV only gets high ratings for going off roading and reliability but the mid size SUV market is very competitive so Toyota needs to step up their game on the 4Runner.

dphotos I see what you mean about it being dated, but I think they should keep it at a truck-based SUV and update the interior to be somewhat similar to the Land Cruiser, which is posh. If they make it car-based, they would lose so many buyers.

JokerG16 I understand about the buyer base. I don’t think Toyota is going to keep it on a truck frame to all the reports I read. Maybe they will have two options with the frame? If they do keep the truck frame they will have to address the rock you get when making a turn and they have to address the engine performance which is very under powered right now.

dphotos, if the 4runner were to be car-based it would lose much of its off-roading capabilities. I prefer that the 4Runner remains truck-based but be just very slightly smaller and come with a lower price. I'd like the 4Runner keep the V6 but to increase the fuel economy somewhat. No turbocharged 4-cyl. engines.

Devingoinstrystovlog there's a push start button on some of the 4runners

Devingoinstrystovlog its an option on it......

Nope. Gotta get the Limited for that

And no automatic climate control. BTW 4th gen SR5 had it standard on all trims.

also no Car Play system

Binh Phung Many vehicles still do, like the Mercedes C Class, Ford F-150, and Honda CR-V. It is still very common.

Dont be a little bitch put some leds or hids in yourself

Nothing wrong with halogen lights

Marilynn's Corner yea push button start was great until my key died in my Mazda and I couldn’t start my car. I had to walk to the store to buy some batteries to replace them.

Push button start is gay af

QUEER button start?

Johnny Sanchez cost a lot more. Buying a used one is much more practical.

Dude its truck You drive it not look at it.Solid reliable,dependable truck

Solomon walcot the best dinosaur to roam on all terrains yes. This is no mall crawler

You do know dinosaurs lived for millions of years right?

shawn benfield why? I think 5 speed sounds about right. But I bet u five bucks, that they will make a 8 speed automatic.

Toyota Brony so it can use the power more efficiently and also get a tad better mpg.. I know from driving older explorers v8 5 speed vs 6 speed you can tell the 6 speed helps you stay in the power band so same principal

shawn benfield and a v8!

They're not so reliable and they change often finding gears. Toyotas goal is reliability.

But it's old school and simple, which many people like.

You want an 8 speed? Get a cvt garbage car

@@Tahara-Aichi b6

Abraham Blanco The 4runner is a american prado.

Yes you're correct the GX and Prado are mechanically related, but the Lexus GX and Toyota 4Runner have been on the same platform ever since the fourth generation 4Runner and the first generation GX were both introduced to North America in 2003.

Camerons Car Reviews maybe but you can't compare them. The 4runner doesnt have a comparable car in toyota or lexus.

Abraham Blanco bwahahahahaha!!