Looking at one of these to purchase and your prediction for the new improved engine seems to be, sadly, not so great. I have a short commute and the mileage doesn’t have an impact on my wallet.

I always consider what something can do for me during a zombie apocalypse as well!

The interior is very very well made. Just not all the bells and whistles.

Dont forget those with gloves on in the cold is difficult to use in those nicer interioriors. I never had to take mine off.😎

@@Anomize23 I mean you could also heat up your car so you wouldn’t need gloves

@Лоредан No, he wants the capability of a 4runner with a more modern interior. Many of us do.

Miles?

@@lagunez1295k miles and just oil change and tires changed. Oh, and I live in the Arizona Desert heat.

I love the primitive interior!

And here we are years later people hate the touchscreen on the newer vehicles 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the simplicity of the 4runner isn’t looking bad now ehh? You all can keep touching that laggy touchscreen being happy with that interior😂

Love this comment!

Exactly. I think people are forgetting the one thing you want your car to do.

im with you.

I hear ya!. Just traded my 2017 for a new 2021. The resales are through the roof...

No LED headlights, I stopped watching after that. Psssh. They need to put some basic tech on this bitch its fucking 40k

Right. Especially for a person like me always having car issues.

You don’t even know what ancient is😂

Got the same year and trim. Haven’t regretted it for a second.

@@Roman_4x5 Where would you even take a 4Runner in Europe lol. I generally agree though.

$$ for $$ you get way more in the Bronco. Not even close…

This literally would end it for the competition. A plug in 4Runner. Yes.

You think toyota dealerships are the only ones doing that? Then you’re in for a wake up call. EVERY BRAND EVERY DEALERSHIP does that. Also I’m 6’3 and I’ve driven back and forth across the country 3 times in my 2018 runner and now have 150,000 miles on mine and I have not had one single problem with it. Before this I owned a 2008 tacoma which also gave me zero problems. My family all drives toyota too, Camry, rav4, tundra and nobody has had a single problem with their vehicles. We can all only go off experience but I will say for myself toyota reliability is not overplayed compared to other brands we’ve had which have given us problems one way or another. Toyotas have been nothing but great to us. And yeah the interiors aren’t the best in 4runners but they are well put together machines and don’t even have a single rattle in it after all these miles and off roading and overlanding ventures. To each their own tho, I prefer the simple design with the big buttons and personally don’t like fancy infotainments with a million features in where you have to use the touch screen to turn on everything.

@@andyham6094 "You think toyota dealerships are the only ones doing that?" -- Please show me where I said that, unless you can read my mind. "To each their own tho, I prefer the simple design with the big buttons and personally don’t like fancy infotainments " -- Please show me where I said I prefer fancy over simple and practical. You seem to like talking to straw men.

@@andyham6094 No question Toyota dealerships aren't the only ones doing that but QUALITY service depts used to be another box Toyota owners could check when it came to a reason to stay with the brand. I'm in total agreement with the other guy if your going to have to deal with sleazy, lazy and often a bunch of BS bravado from the service depts anyway maybe it's time to move on.

@@andyham6094- I was considering buying a 4Runner for the purpose of longevity, reliability and possibly driving across country. You said you also drive across country. How is it? How long does it take you to get across country? Was the 4Runner comfortable (any back pain)? Appreciate any feedback.

And I love it

You made me laugh outloud! Thank you! And YES! I agree that it's been the same but I still enjoy some of the reviews, more so the comments!

We love it.

It doesn’t cave, unless you’re talking about the interior..

@Mctrician2 the difference is the interior looks like shit.

All this basically appears to be is a base SR5 4wd with some blacked out logos, different wheels, a cooler and a roof basket. The base SR5's seemed to languish on dealers lots in comparision to the premiums. People would be better off imho just getting which ever SR5 they want for less money and doing aftermarket stuff as they please.

And the Ram will be the nicest looking interior in the scrap yard well before it hits 150k miles.

In current market a used one is pricier than new.

God Forbid an automaker wanting to make as much profit as possible! The 5th gen has been the best selling 4Runner in the models history...It's understandable why they jave pretty much left it alone.

you can ask the 129,052 people who bought it last year

@Loredan On the next generation they might. Not the current version

Brotherman, get a sunroof. Maybe try a ‘tankers periscope’ with a full reclining seat.

Lol ya ok

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Comment is trash

Your reasoning is laughable. Cars, even the most reliable, are depreciating assets. Your Detroit cars very well may be updated but absolutely 100 percent are much worse investments. Get outta dodge with that crap.

@@craigsouder9334 U ass jack. I'm not debating the "Lack of Sustaining Value." vehicles have or not. For that invest in Gold and Silver like I do as an Independent Investor that I am SEÑOR. I just don't like this truck model...PENDEJO. Take it as a man. I'm not a TOYOTA lover like U. Love you!