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a rusty piece of crap made by Toyota. Sucks in the mud, rides like it has no suspension, and burns gas like nobody's business.
Dude his 4runner is such a lame ass car.
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A used to be small SUV usually found being driven through remote areas due to its off-road capability.
Older ones were of the compact variety, while newer ones are considered midsize. All generations of 4Runners have nevertheless looked very nice - newer models even have a fairly premium interior and interesting exterior styling- and have maintained their almost bulletproof nature.
One can see many of these 4Runner’s on Instagram and other social media platforms sporting an extensive array of - more or less tasteful - modifications.
Due to multiple factors including a dedicated owner base and solid reliability, a 4Runner will always be relatively expensive. A 4Runner will NOT drop in resale value, a later model 4Runner can still cost the same as a brand new one. Even an older 10 year old 4Runner can easily be in the 5 figure price range.
Other Toyota’s relating to the 4Runner include:
Toyota Tacoma Toyota Tundra
Toyota LandCruiser Toyota Fortuner
Toyota FJ Cruiser Lexus GX
Competitors to the 4Runner include:
Jeep Wrangler Jeep Grand Cherokee
Toyota Highlander
Person 1: Dude check out the rear window on my Toyota 4Runner, it opens!
Person 2: The future is now.
a great SUV made by toyota. They are long lasting and a hell of a good ride. A 4unner kicks a Jeep's ass becuase: A. they are safer. B. they have air conditioning C. A stock 4runner has more ground clearance than a stock Jeep.
And to all you wrangler owners, why do you raise you jeeps? wow lets get original and not raise our jeeps high in the air so we are above everyone else. everyone who gets a wranger has a lift on it. so what you want to make an unsafe car even more unsafe? yea that makes sence
Toyotas will last forever. I got my 4runner used and it had 107.000 miles on it. i thought, yea thats a good amount of miles, but if i take care of it, it will last forever. if you get a jeep, they are not good for like 150,000 miles tops. Maybe if your lucky, you will make it to 115,000.
the 4runner can make off roading easily, sometimes, you dont even need the 4x4. the 4runner can compete and is on the same level as the Xterra. Both kick ass trucks.
And why would u even buy a wranger. they can only go 200 miles on a tank of gas and get like 16 miles a gallon. my 4runner can go at least 270. Wranglers have no back seat and you can fit 2 people in the front and maybe 1 person in the back. then there is the issue of storage. where are you supposed to put anything in that car? there is no room. The 4runner can fit 4 people comfotably and there is still tons of room to put all ur stuff. and im sorry, but the roll down back window(in the 4Runner) is just the greatest thing ever imagined.
Oh wow look at me, im a jeep wrangler, i have my doors off and my top off. wow im so cool. Hey buddy, what are you going to do if it starts raining? your pretty screwed. If your in the 4runner, you can roll up the windows and rool up the sunroof and your fine.
the 4runner will always be above a wrangler. the Xterra is the only real competition for the 4runner, but it doesnt matter, cuz if you buy an Xterra, you have intelligence. IF you buy a wrangler, you are part of the croud and as dumb as everyone else.
The only advantage the 4Runner has over the Xterra is the roll down back window.
4runners rock the casbah
guy A: so dude you just got a Toyota 4runner?
guy B: yea I did, its nice isn't it?
guy A: yea it is. your 4runner and my Xterra are better than all those Jeeps that those rich, spoiled kids at st.Pauls drive.
guy B: yea i know. you go to their parking lot and all you see are jeeps, maybe the occasional civic or daddy's new BMW
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4-wheeled proof that the phrase “nothing lasts forever” is untrue after all.
The Toyota 4Runner (also formerly known as the Hilux Surf in other markets) is a midsize, body-on-frame SUV produced from 1984-present day. Over these 39 years, the 4Runner has amassed a large following among both consumers and enthusiasts for its unmatched reliability, off-road performance, capability, and much more! It is also one of (if not the) last SUVs on the market to come with a 5-speed transmission.
“The Toyota 4Runner will last so long it will be present at my funeral, my grandkids’ funerals, their grandchildren’s funerals, and their great grandchildren’s funerals!”
A used to be small SUV usually found being driven through remote areas due to its off-road capability.
Older ones were of the compact variety, while newer ones are considered midsize. All generations of 4Runners have nevertheless looked very nice - newer models even have a fairly premium interior and interesting exterior styling- and have maintained their almost bulletproof nature.
One can see many of these 4Runner’s on Instagram and other social media platforms sporting an extensive array of - more or less tasteful - modifications.
Due to multiple factors including a dedicated owner base and solid reliability, a 4Runner will always be relatively expensive. A 4Runner will NOT drop in resale value, a later model 4Runner can still cost the same as a brand new one. Even an older 10 year old 4Runner can easily be in the 5 figure price range.
Other Toyota’s relating to the 4Runner include:
Toyota Tacoma Toyota Tundra
Toyota LandCruiser Toyota Fortuner
Toyota FJ Cruiser Lexus GX
Competitors to the 4Runner include:
Honda Ridgeline Chevy Colorado
GMC Canyon Honda Ridgeline Ford Ranger
Nissan Frontier Jeep Wrangler
Person 1: Dude check out the rear window on my Toyota 4Runner, it opens!
Person 2: The future is now.
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The most crusty car to ever exist. It actually has a strong fragrance of morning piss.
Hey, you kinda smell like Kamyar’s 4Runner
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