He's rich

It is today

“Dirt cheap” is a huge stretch

45k?? Still marking up here in ny. 5k

Hardly dirt cheap on top of the fact that you won’t see a dealer selling a 4Runner at MSRP. Don’t mind the outdated design and tech but they need to desperately need to update this powertrain, it’s slow and not economical

Dude I bought a 2023 ORP a month ago and could not have said it better. The incoming turbo hybrid 4 with 10 speed trans has me very glad I bought when I did. Even if they make interior updates, it's not worth the gamble buying the new one for its first few years.

Just picked up a 23 SR5 premium for those reasons, plus the fact that it’s a perfect example of perfecting something. The build quality, the tolerances, the fact every potentials in this powertrain has been worked out long ago. In an age of disposable vehicles where the bling of screens and truly useless, additional tech are the shiny object for more buyers, this thing represents the end of an era of outright durability, reliability, and technology taking a back seat to build quality. I think the new Land Cruiser looks cool and I sure it checks all the boxes on paper of better performance but in the end, if I am buying a Prado, I am going to buy this current version which is more than proven, and considerably less money on top of that. You can actually get deals on new 4Runners now. We got our 3,500 below MSRP which might not seem like much but man, getting a deal in any new Toyota in recent years has been impossible.

Same. 2024 ORP in solar octane. My 1998 sr5 5speed with the 3.4 will be on the road long, long after the first 2025s with their "upgrades"

And was it just me or did this guy seem to trash the 4 runner more than giving it the props it deserves? I kept hearing him say old school , ancient etc. For me its either you like it or you dont.@@dand33911

Just picked up my 23 Premium in October at invoice! (about $3300 under MSRP) I absolutely agree with you 100%!!! I LOVE it!!!!

I bought a 23 new in the blue same as what you ordered. Love it. Best vehicle I have ever owned and I have owned a lot. 68 years old.

Start undercoating with fluid film. You can prevent the rust. It is not inevitable

The versions that come with 360 camera do

How can a later version be 5k cheaper! Impossible my friend. Not in today's market.

@@henrykemka2164 Like Tacos they dont depreciate in value maybe a quarter but if he bought it 42k new and it has less than 100k miles his is worth 37k depending on the trim level as well.

loads of power…no it’s a turd. A reliable turd

This is first vehicle for me. It’s great in heat cold and traffic. It takes regular and gas is still relatively cheap. It’s a bargain in my opinion and next gen will be more $ so what ever you save in gas you will pay in higher out the door price.

All the money you save in gas with a fuel efficient car you will lose in depreciation and repairs

@@jeffgoddard4100 A base model Camry is about $26k in my area, a base model 4Runner is about $42k and a base model Highlander is about 36k. On top of the purchase price savings, both the Camry and Highlander will save an additional $6k in fuel costs over 7 years. The Camry will save an additional $2k over that 7 years. All of the vehicles I’m talking about are non hybrid. There’s a reason why I look at 4Runners as a money pit especially if it’s their daily driver.

Most fuel efficient cars take premium. That about $0.6-1.0 more expensive/gallon. That car would have to get over 32mpg to start saving money on gas. Then you are definitely driving a much smaller vehicle, which might not be ideal for families, less cargo space, lower towing capability and worse off-roading. Oh and reliability will not be close to a 4runner. Let’s not even talk about depreciation.

@@Crusaderhun exactly right

In Europe any car can be converted to natural very easy

Just buy a Prado, it's basicly a 4runner.

@@waza3350it’s also 20-40 grand more expensive

Why you don't import one to Europe ? Container around 1.2k $?

@@andrzejandrew6419 Importing a Japenese V6 4.0 in Europe ? LOL

Click bait-y innit

I have had 2 different dealers offer 8.6% and 10.5% OFF MSRP. They weren’t quite trimmed out the way I wanted so I continue my search. I’m such a dumbass, I’ll doubt I’ll be offered that again.

He has a raptor and some other gay vehicles

A 2wd 4Runner is criminal. It’s called a 4Runner not a 2runner

They offer a $100 rebate that can only be applied towards housing in Arizona and Nevada.

No rust issue on any of mine

Get a sr5 premium

Kdss is awesome, but doesn’t make a huge difference on road

@@BenHardyCars thank you. I can probably save $2,500 by going with SR5 Premium then.

Lol, it is not, no repair bills, you shouldn't post anymore

All of us 4runner owners buy it for the MPG. Please refer to comment above if you have any further questions.

Us 4runner owners buy it because of its reliability. Our 4runner will still be on the road 20 years from now.

@@samochoa6733 exactly. Simple last longer. Have a 1998 Nissan frontier 4wd in perfect condition still going strong. Manual and no turbo.

wait you might be on to something with your point. could you elaborate a little more? i feel like i get it, but wanna make sure i do haha

Not really. The 4Runner will be priced below LC.

Compared to what? Show me something as capable and reliable that get better fuel economy. They hold their value way better as well and you will get that money back.

Even a base 30k would be reasonable. Add leather and extras for extra

Worth every penny crybaby

People who buy 4runners actually like the simplicity of the 4runner as it is. People who don't like the 4runner end up buying a Chevy or Ford suv.

I think you’re confusing that with suburban and Tahoe‘s because this is not the travel vehicle for comfort😂

It has 2 and on door, you blind?