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- I Just Found the Best SUV Ever Made, DIY and car review with Scotty Kilmer. Toyota 4Runner review. Buying a Toyota 4Runner. Are 4Runners worth it? Buying a used Toyota 4Runner. Should I buy a Toyota 4Runner? Are 4Runners reliable? The truth about the Toyota 4Runner. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 54 years.
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You gotta give the first gen Sequoia some credit for longevity, despite being made in Alabama, Indiana, and Texas. Not to mention the multiple million mile Tundras. 😁
mine gets 26 on the highway
As a 4Runner owner, this vehicle is the greatest fun machine to drive and I already took it to Pittsburgh from NJ. No issues whatsoever and I’m one happy owner! Totally worth it!
Not really a fun vehicle, but ideal for towing the fun car to the track.
@@gothicpagan.666 Not even close. A decent trailer plus that fun car will go over the tow rating. You can flat tow an old TJ Wrangler, though!
@@billricheter5678 what mpg do expect from truck
@@Gamma00RayMax tow weight is 3.2 tonnes, 2.8 on the rear axle 2.2 on the front. Trailer with car is under 1.75 tonnes including tyre rack and intermediates and wets slicks travel on the car because they are the hardest. Spare engine, gearbox, gear ratios, suspension and other spares fit in the back. They tow well and with the 4.2 diesel do mid 20's to the gallon
@@gothicpagan.666 Diesel? We're talking about the 4Runner here. There's never been a diesel 4Runner in the US.
Scotty is the reason used Toyotas are so expensive. 🤣
If you live in the rust belt, the frames rot from the inside out no matter how well you rust proof it. I never ever see older Toyota trucks and SUVs in Quebec, I only see 5th gens
💯😅😅😅
@@roketfingers Civics as well???
@@erniecarrasco9107 civics dont have frames lol, theyre unibody, but if properly rustproofed, they dont generally rot to the ground
I'm serious he had a hand in the rising prices of them Yotas
Scotty is always in his happy and comfort place
Whenever he is reviewing a toyota or Honda
They’re all rusted out beyond repair in the Midwest. I bought a neglected one and the read diff blew up and the tranny slips. Put Lucas stop slip and it’s fixed for now.
Wish i had someone loves me as much as Scotty love Toyotas.
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I just bought a 95 4 runner. 187,000 miles everything works perfectly!
2005 4 runner with v8. Had almost 400 thousand miles when she was totaled. Just oil change, tires, new batteries and brakes. I was told it had a million mile motor in it. I miss it.
Yep,those 4.7 V8 are wonderful! My 2003 GX470 has 280k and drives smoothly still👍.Sorry for the bummer of an ending
There's a couple Tundra's on CZcams with over a million miles on the 4.7 motor. Unbelievable!
My 2005 v6 has 126k on it, which means it’ll likely outlive me :)
Those V8 ones are hard to find
250000miles on one timing belt that’s crazy. Just shows how well Toyotas are built.
Incredible
There have been a few Hondas like that
Mine had 350,000. 2003 Lexus GX470
I’ve got 295,000 on my 98 4Runner. Just got the ujoints and oil changed. Runs amazing and so smooth. Don’t think the timing belt has ever been changed 😁👍🏻
@@jamespowell9062 change that timing belt mann
Scotty I’ve had my 2000 4/runner for 22 years. Had Nothing go out on but a starter and radiator. Have changed the timing belt & water pump twice. Great trucks! Mine has been in MS. All it’s life, no rust..
Hey 👋 how are you doing today?
Same exact things I have had to replace on my 2000 Tacoma
@@clarastephen0192 great 👍 how are you?
@@johnnymoore7480 I’m doing great . Can I have your cell phone number I would like us to chat else where?
johnny moore. .. I have a 2000 stove stock 4Runner 5 speed SR5.. 225,000 miles. Zero rust here in so. Oregon. . Starter and radiator replaced.
All services done and "over serviced" ie more than required. . I have the biggies done at the Toyota dealership. Timing belt and H20 pump were replaced every 90 K as per required. I replaced the front brakes and discs twice and the front and rear shocks and springs at 200K.
The sunroof works occasionally, I don't care for them so little use. The radio works when the ambient temperature is above 70 degrees. I rarely listen to the radio when driving so not a serious issue. Just spent $1200 on tires and an alignment it did not need. I have a spare set of OEM steel wheels with studs mounted for winter use. I averaged 17 MPG over the 20 years I have owned the vehicle. I have a 2016 Tundra, POS compared to this 4 Runner. As Truck the TUNDRA is a joke. I like it I don't love it. A cupholder on wheels.
It needs some minor upholstery work on the driver's seat and a new left door seal which I have.
I replaced the rear door struts with some aftermarket crap last year as the new OEM were about $180 apiece. The originals last 20 years, the replacements have lasted one year. But 1/4 the price. I may treat it to some OEM struts soon.
Needs a left visor, factory units discontinued in my color (tan) the grey ones look like Spit and are about
$85 each and also discontinued, some stock left. I'll keep looking for a good used one or find a way to repair this one.
I took two Yakima racks and made one rack out of them which fits perfectly from the back edge of the sun roof to the rear upper spoiler...I have a bunch of clamp on goodies to mount my stuff, but unlike the posers with their jacked up junk and self applied mud, I don't put that stuff on to profile around town.. I load up when I take off on a jaunt.
I have owned 130 cars and trucks, 25 years in the car biz 11 retail, 14 working for High Line Euro makes and 7 1/2 years of that with Mazda Motors of America as a District manager..
So far, Toyota is the best.. their new age customer service is not quite what it used to be but better than the rest.. Mazda is still good.. too bad they don't make a truck.
I will not part with this 4 Runner. After I go to the parking lot in the sky my wife will keep the 4 Runner...
Did I mention that she was the first , and when she replaced it with her first Highlander ( she now has a 2018) , she made me buy the 4 Runner from her.. It was a good deal at $11K..she wanted cash. : )
She will also keep my 1963 MGB Roadster...
the value of 4Runners just went up more with Scotty;s endorsement.
not all toyotas are great though. ive owned mazdas that had far less problems than the toyotas ive owned
Keep it up. Trying to sell my 3rd gen because I bought a 4th gen V8.
My first car in high school was a 1998 4Runner in black, that baby was a good vehicle. I moved on, but it is worth more than my used BMW now 😂
@lucian vallentine yeah they just do not hold their value at all on the used market.
@@LazerC4 not to mention they’re absolute money pits
I have a 1999 Tacoma,never getting rid of it 😂
My first car in high school was a 97 4Runner. White and silver. :) I had a freak accident in it and flipped 4-5 times. I walked out of the car. It was amazing! Sadly, it was totaled. If it hadn’t been, I bet it’d still be running great. :)
So glad I kept my 97 4runner - it's been the most reliable car I've ever had, already put about 100,000 miles on it, it's at just over 200,000 right now. I drive it in heavy snow to work every day in the winter here in Utah and regularly road trip it to CA, NM, CO and WY
you are gonna need rear main seal soon
@kkinva68 - funny you say that, I just did rear main seal, valve cover gasket and a simple tune up. Want to keep it running since I just did a 3 inch lift (icon coilovers and uca's) and 33 inch tires (Cooper ATP3)
Man, I miss my 97 4Runner! I bet it’d still be running great if I wasn’t in a freak accident in it. Rolled 4-5 times, and I walked out of the car! I’m still amazing 21 years later! :)
I recently Inherited a 98 3rd gen my brother gave me that he owned since new. As a master technician I have been the only one that has ever worked on it. I have 233,000 miles on it now and have always done the required maintenance either on or before time and it still runs like new. I wouldn't hesitate to drive cross country at the drop of a dime. There's a reason why the 3rs gen 4runners continue to be the most sought after platform after all these years and hold their value.
Bought my 98 from my cousin as my first car ever and I love it. It’s honestly one of the best vehicles I could have asked for as a first car
I have a 99 4Runner that I bought new. Made in Japan and has almost 350k. I have the same mechanic since day one. Will drive it until either I or the vehicle dies.
My brother brought a 2021 limited 4Runner. I live in Wisconsin and I tell ya, the snow is nothing whenever I drive it. Such a wonderful suv.
Hey 👋 how are you doing today?
10 days ago I bought a 2021 4Runner, 19.5k miles on it.
Had 400,000 on my old one when I sold it for as much as i paid for it . Love my 4runners!
I have myself a 98' 4Runner. I love that I can fit my 9' 8" surf board in through the limo window.
My 2005 Tundra has 320,000 miles on her. Still running strong. Had transmission and rear U joint go out around 56,000 . It was repaired under extended warranty. Just replaced front end around 215,000 miles. Need to replace valve cover gaskets. Only replaced U joints once spark plugs a couple times. Just mainly oil changes.
I bought my 97 4Runner 25 years ago and that’s when I was still single. Fast forward, my college 20 year old son still using it for a few years now and when he gets tired with it, I want to take it back 😀.
That’s awesome! These dang Toyota’s are down bring else!
God bless
Thank You for your knowledge and tips on cars. Also your daily videos much appreciated. You’re Awesome!!☺️👍
I have a 1994 t100 it has a 100,000 miles on her and she sat for 18 months in my dads garage. Started right up put air in the tires we drove from Maryland to MB, SC. She is a sweet pick up. Original paint. My dad kept her up. But she runs. Ppl keep trying to buy it we say NO! Love my pick up.
Gosh I love Scotty and his passion and car knowledge
We just changed out the radiator in our 2000 4runner. 22 years on one radiator is pretty darn good. We love our yotas!
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I own a 2019 with the TRD Off-road package, and have owned (3) 3rd generation models. Best vehicles ever built! Sure it doesn’t have all the modern technology and luxuries, but if you want a super reliable vehicle that’s bullet proof and has great resale value, then a 4Runner is for you!
I reckon if you've still got one keep it, best vehicle you'll ever own, fuel costs are all you'll ever spend on it, everything else just keeps on going.
@@gazzafloss I still have it! I do not ever plan on selling it. Wish I kept one of my 3rd gen models, as I have been actively looking for one. They are impossible to find for a descent price nowadays.
Do you think the new ones are reliable at all I want one?
@@blacksheepsociety3868 yes, they are very reliable!
Scotty's going to 5M subs! Congrats, Scotty!
Yes!!! love your "Vintage" car reviews man! 80's, 90's, 2000's.... in this day of upside down, this is it
Hey 👋 how are you doing today?
No car to buy? Dig out that 1980s car from the barn and fix it up!
@clarastephen0192 are you into 4runners my lady?
Love your channel . Also I love my 4runner .
Thx for all the car knowledge
Yes the timing belts break. The one on my 96 Limited V6 went out at 120k miles. Luckily, it shredded slowly so I heard it slapping the cover and got it changed before it snapped somewhere leaving me stranded. Otherwise ZERO issues. Overall one of the best vehicles I've ever owned.
Luckily, it’s a non interference engine, so if it breaks, it doesn’t destroy the engine, it only leaves you stranded.
Hi is that vehicle very much like the Toyota land cruiser Colorado is this what we have in the UK 🇬🇧, but hard to get a Gooden if I can’t it’s going to have to be a pick up truck Toyota Hilux oh well.
changed my '99 Limited belt and water pump at 122k after 22 years. will change belt #2 @ 250k...why not?
@@miteco1 I’m going to look at a ‘99 4runner (3.4 L v6) with 122,000 miles on it. From the dealership video, it appears very clean, no rust on the frame, etc.
Assuming the dealership has no record of the timing belt being changed, how can I tell otherwise?
My grandpa owns a 94’ manual transmission 4Runner. What an amazing car!
Back in the day, the late 80's, I bought a brand new 4 cylinder, 4WD, Toyota Pickup from the Dealer. After adding about 8k in bolt on parts, Inc. bigger tires & body lift, it was featured in 4 wheel & Off Road Magazine and shown on t.v. Ah yes, the good old days, I do miss them. Had to sell it in the mid nineties, as the family started growing. 😲😲😲
I have a 1998 limited 2wd as my daily. Im just a little over 254000 . I have an oil leak somewhere from the Back of the engine near the firewall I'm guessing. The thing is a tank and I love it. Back window still rolls down perfectly. No lift straight stock.. Best vehicle ever made. Has outlived all my family and friends newer vehicles..🤣
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Pretty common to see the valve cover gaskets leaking bu this point Not a huge deal,$500-600 to fix and replace them
it is the rear main seal, $40 part, $800 to remove the transmission to get to it
Have a 2011 Trail version with the KDSS; thing has been indestructible so far. The quality is freakishly amazing--I don't know how else to describe it. The "Made in Japan" Toyotas are the best.....
Hey 👋 how are you doing today?
No, Hondas and toyotas made in Japan are the best.
@@richsweeney1115 hondas behind toyota....what toyota has done with the 4runner, the rav 4 & the tacoma is unbelivable...cant blame honda....i doubt even toyota would be able to top itself after that
Scotty loves the older cars with manual transmission and no rust.
This is so funny. I'm looking for a driveshaft for my aunt's 2001 4Runner. It has 292,000 miles. I asked why she wants to fix that old thing. She says it is good for another 100,000 miles.
Why do you need a new driveshaft can’t you just replace the U joints?
@@stevenlefebvre2991 I wish. My aunt bought it salvage. The driveshaft is a little bent causing it to vibrate like crazy.
I've had a '98 since 2017, what a great buy. I traded in a '16 WRX for it and the equity in the Subaru paid for the Toyota, got it out the door for $7895. w/ 91k miles on it.(sold subee to Autolenders) Never looked back. Just drove it from NJ to FL. No hiccups. Will always have this vehicle or one like it, in my fleet.
I bought a 1992 Forunner V6 manual a lot of years back for just $200. It had been driven into a flooded Creek crossing and engine hydrolocked, snapped #6 conrod. I bought a used rod from a breaker out of a scrap blown engine dropped the sump replaced #6 rod, used the original piston and rings, only removed and replaced the left side cyl head to do the job. That Toyota ran perfectly for years after, had near half a million klm on it when I sold. Sure are right Scotty, great vehicle.
My first vehicle was an 07 4Runner. I absolutely loved it. I recently bought a brand new one, good on road and fantastic off road. Only vehicle I think I would want more is a Land Cruiser
In Australia Land Cruisers are viral, tough and reliable as hell, you can cross the country towing your trailer while volcanoes are exploding in the middle of a storm.
I'll eventually get a 3rd gen 4x4 4runner. I just got an 01 Tacoma, Rwd, but am excited about it.
my friend owned a vehicle like that. his was lifted with brush guards all around. it looked and was fun offroading. the running boards were very helpful and then he removed them.
I just bought and finally received a new 2022 4Runner Limited. Absolutely love the truck. Great looking with an old school vibe (like the Land Cruiser).
Drive quite well. A little choppy here and there, but not too bad.
Resale is second to none.
I had a 99 2WD and they do last foreever. They ride kind of rough but it's a tough suspension so it's trade off. I got 21-22 on the highway after cutting a bigger hole in the air box for more air flow. A little more midrange power too.
Hauled a few cars on my car trailer with it too. Plenty of torque.
98 2WD here. What did you do to the air box? Did you follow some DIY for this? Getting 23 rn but I want to cut the temp down in every way possible
I have a 2001 Tacoma which is the cousin of the 4runner and it still runs like a dream!
Love my 98 limited! I have to patch a few holes in the frame but its still worth it! Last vehicle ill ever own. Baby the crap out of it 💚
I baby my 98 limited as well. Only vehicle I'll ever want to own. Mine is desert dune pearl. What color is yours.
@@johnr7717 same actually lol. Right on man.
Patching holes?...in the frame? You got some rust problem where you live!
I love your videos because you are so truthful about what you talk about thanks brother have a blessed day 🙏
Good stuff, Scotty. Thank you.
My friend has a 1998 she got new. Still runs great.
2006 193000 miles SR5 V6. Love it like it's new. Awesome truck.
I picked up a 1999 last year for $5600. 250k miles and I’ve had zero issues. Got it lifted 2 inches bigger wheels and tires. I got rock crawling into campsites and I loveeee this thing.
I bought my basic 99 10 years ago for 4k with 143k miles. Still have it now 190k. Awesome vehicle. Just gas and go. transmission is smoother than a lot of vehicles I have owned.
Scottie you are the best man keep up the great job.
I own a 97 limited love it. 287kmiles and still runs great.yes my ac still works as everything else does too
I just bought a 2000 4 runner with low miles. I'm very happy. EVERYTHING WORKS
I had a 92 Toyota Corolla Sedan it had 375,000 miles on it. It ran like a Timex watch. Had to get rid of it because it rusted out underneath.. Very reliable and never leaked any fluids.
Happy New Year! Scotty
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I've got a '98 Limited with less than 70k original miles. Undercoated & rustproofing when i bought it 26 years ago.
TRD Supercharged, Borla cat-back exhaust & garaged its entire life.
Taking offers 🤔
I bought the 2022 TRD Pro, and I am in love with it ❤❤❤
I had a new 2005 4Runner that I leased for 3 years. Totally awesome vehicle, but it was thirsty.
I have a manual one of these, 26 years old, almost all Original stock parts, no codes, ac, all power stuff works, I’ve definitely done some not so good stuff to it, runs incredibly smooth, I can’t even see the engine shaking
Great suv. Midwest and salt is hard on the frames but if you got a good frame your in good shape 206k on mine so far.
Love Scotty. Honestly a good guy 👞 that will be hard to fill when he gets worn out someday
Don't worry. Scotty is built like a Toyota, he'll run for ever!
Scotty, we need a video series on car brands line ups today and in the past
I had a 4 cl diesel that lasted 28 years of hard running off road as well. 325000 miles and was going strong.
I got a 2000 4Runner lifted 5 inches on 33 inch Mickey Thompson tires !! Runs like new with 286k miles !!!
Congratulations on 5 million
Ive got a 2002 4runner 370,000+ kms on it. 2nd owner. Runs great! Mint shape. Always get asked if Id sell.
My 01 has an evap code and needs a downstream 02 sensor. I still get 21mpg driving it daily and clear them with the Innova code reader Scotty recommended.
Thanks Scotty for the info 👍. I have a 94 4Runner and have blown gasket with milky oil stick and heavy smoke coming from the tail pipe. I think about getting a New engine put in it and keeping for some more yrs to come . I'm actually rebuilding it last yr I put a transmission in it but for yrs hey to turn it on Man the engine is strong You are right about that I think if I did live Wash DC I wouldn't have had them problem
I own a 2001 4runner Limited 4x4 and love it. In the market for a Tundra and sell the Escalade EXT but prices are extremely high at the moment.
'02 3rd gen 4Runner owner here. Permanently removed rear seats and built a flush deck because I frequently camp in it. Swing-gate rear bumper, winch on front. 2" lift. Not a rock crawler but as a field Geologist, it does everything I want it to. 224,000 miles. CA car, super solid; I'll keep it forever.
I had one and yes, it was a fantastic vehicle.
Currently driving a 99 4 Runner Limited. 204k miles, no rust, in beautiful shape. My uncle bought it new in 99 and babied it. Great car. Mechanics always rave on how great my old car looks and runs. 😀
These have rear differential lock?
06 v8 it flew past most sport cars wish I still had it..super 40 sounded awesome after broke in
...fate brought me a 2000 Toyota 4Runner.....after Harvey flood (2017) destroyed my two vehicles, the 4Runner was the only transportation I could find within
300 miles.....my son brought it to me on a flatbed trailer from Ft. Worth.....heck, I did not even know what a 4Runner was at the time, but after driving it for
only ten minutes, I fell in love.....6 months later I bought another 2000 4Runner....same model and drive train (3.4 V6 2WD).....I have done restoration on both
and have them dialed in to original performance......I think they will outlast me... :)
2WD is bulletproof and is all most people will ever really need.
I have a 2001 Tacoma and I love it as well. So much visibility and easy to drive nothing like modern ones.
Hey Scotty, how do you determine which vehicles have "interference engines"? Love the vids. Always!👍
Just google year/make/model… ez to find that info on the ‘net.
What year is this 4runner , Scotty? Thank you! Great video
Scotty you need to mention the year when you do these videos please and which engine 4, 6, or 8 cylinder
Scotty IS KING regarding cars!!..🤴
I bought my 97 V6 4wd limited, just like this one, last july after watching your original review on a 4Runner. I got it for a little over $5k total, to include those pesky dealer fees. All I had to do was put a muffler on it, change the alternator, spark plugs and wires, and two tires, and an oil change. I am getting ready to change the other two tires and the radiator, and I had the battery, terminals bolts, wires, and starter changed because a bad mechanic had me waste my money. All together, great vehicle if you take care of them, and I baby mine. The only major issue was a previous owner or mechanic did a bad job with the windshield and the seal is coming up and it's rusting around the channel, but nothing some JB Weld Steel Stik Epoxy Putty can't fix as windshields and rust are expensive if done right. The previous owner went to college I think in Idaho and was from Virginia Beach, or vice versa. But I got it with about 200k miles, and now it's about 230k, we don't drive it very far.
Hey Scotty, love your videos. I took your advice and bought a used 2011 4Runner with 284000 KMs (176000 miles) on it back in 2020. It just runs no matter what. Only had to put a decent battery in it. Could you tell me what the year is for the 4Runner in this video? thanks.
Scotty - Quick question… Do you see any problem with installing throttle response enhancement devices like Sprint Booster on a 2018 V6 Tacoma off-road 4x4? I’ve heard those little devices make for a much more inspiring ride, but I don’t want to damage the drivetrain or void my warranty. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
I have a 2000 4runner, I love it so much ! 3rd gen 4runner, nothing like it.
At just shy of 140k miles, he's just a boy !
I just got my 2022 4Runner TRD off-road premium a few months ago and it's a beast I love it a true 4x4 with a low rang and lockers
Hey 👋 how are you doing today?
@@clarastephen0192 yo take your scam somewhere ells
@@davidaix5771 what do you mean😡?
The members of TLC got Toyota 4runners when they signed their first recording contract in 1989 their first album was released in February 1992
I had a 99 with the same engine. Changed the timing belt at 260,000 and it had 1 bad crack. Still running like a top
I bought a 2007 Honda Pilot AWD base model brand new. It has 60,000 miles now. I used it for long trips and towing my utility trailer full of firewood. Runs like new. I love the car. Wife has a 2002 Honda Accord V6 deluxe model. She's put 120,000 miles on it. Runs like new. Great for trips too. Only had to replace the CD player, battery, spark plugs, and whatever else minor stuff. Love that car too but it's hard to get in and out of because it is so low and I'm so fat.
I own a 2001 4runner. It's great!
I bought a 99 4runner manual with 160 miles motor on cold start roars to life
05 Highlander, 282,000 miles. 26 on hwy. Been great. 3 timing belts.... interference engine. Had 98 four runner but gas mileage was poor.
I have a 89' s10 blazer 4.3 that still runs strong.
i got one i love it thank u scotty
I’ve owned two 3rd gens and a coworker owns a 3rd gen since new only thing to be carefull for on these trucks is avoiding the strawberry milkshake when the radiator gives up and Frame rust so if you find one with a clean frame just slap an external tranny cooler and it will out live 90% of the cars trucks newer than it
Just got a 00 4Runner with 200k miles been driving it as a work truck everyday 30+ mins for 3 months and no problems yet
I have a 2002 4 runner in Hawai'i and still driving like a champ
Awesome! I have a 97’ 4Runner limited with 274k miles here in Oahu. Still going strong!🤙🏻
👍 great vehicle, unbreakable.
@@christopherdeguzman1137 yeah I'm just cautious because it's a common stolen vehicle on the big island and it's in top shape still
I have a 2001 4X4 4-Runner I bought new, has 165K miles has spent it's entire life in Alaska. Best vehicle I ever had and will keep it as long as I can. The original brakes lasted 15 years and 100k miles. Had to replace the cassette tape / CD radio with a new modern one when the buttons got so worn the numbers were no longer visible. It still runs great and looks great. It gets about 15 Mpg.
I own Toyota 4 runner and a Honda pilot , i prefer Honda but love both. Can't go wrong with either
I had a 94 4Runner with over 250000 miles only small thing wrong. I have a 2007 4Runner sport with 200000 with nothing wrong. Love them. Some modular thing is out and all the 4WD stuff is out. Only 2WD now till fixed but still a super strong vehicle
Wanted a 2022 4Runner but got impatient and got highlander instead. It was on the lot and they sell at msrp so I gave in lol. Will be upgrading in a a few years 👍🏿
Get one quick before they change to the new four-cylinder turbocharged engines. Trust me when I tell you you want the six-cylinder 4 L engine. It is legendary. You will have no problems with that engine and transmission. I know I have one. I have a Trd off road. Look around in different states you will be able to find one.
I bought a 96 brand new, still my daily driver
Just bought a new trail edition on trade. 4runners are beasts
Scotty what’s your opinion on 2nd generation 4runners ?
Scottie I have 99 Celica, 99 4runner ,93 previa （hopefully u do the review on it ）
Hi Scotty! I’ve been watching your post for quite some time now. Im trying to choose between 3rd Gen 4Runner (1999-2002) and the 4th Gen 4Runner (2008-2009). I’ll be often driving across area with pretty rough terrain… please can you help me decided on the model that will serve me better. Thanks as I look forward to your guidance. Cheers.