Don't Waste Your Money on a 2025 Toyota 4Runner
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Don't waste your money on a brand new 2025 Toyota 4Runner. The new 2025 4Runner TRD Pro and Trailhunter will come with price tags around $69-71K... which is pure insanity for a 4 cylinder turbocharged iForce Max. No thanks! Even the 2025 Toyota 4Runner TRD Off Road, TRD Sport and SR5 will come with price tags in the high 50s and low 60s. In this video I provide my 5 Reasons why I think buying a new 2025 Toyota 4Runner would be foolish. What are your thoughts? Would you agree with these reasons? What did I miss?
People are losing faith in Toyota as they cash in on "green credits"... They cash in on carbon credits from the government at the expense of reliability and longevity. Less is more, true Toyota enthusiasts buy Toyotas for 3 primary reason: 1) Reliability, 2) Simplicity, and 3) Affordability. None of which we find in the new 6th Gen 4Runner.
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Bought a new 2024 4Runner off road premium in underground for $45,200 - $5,000 under MSRP. I feel like I got a deal and plan to keep it a very long time.
where??
@@kingloo6407 Marion Toyota in southern Illinois.
Would NEVER consider spending $45,000 on a vehicle. I would spend no more than 30 to 35 grand on a car. Toyota Camry LE would be the vehicle for me.
@@josephkelleher8820congrats? Idk where you were going with this lmao
You got an excellent deal! Congrats man!
Traded my 2019 TRD Off Road Premium KDSS unit and purchased a 2024 TRD Pro Underground at MSRP a week ago. Best thing about this purchase was that I only lost $2,900 on the 2019 TRD Off Road from what I purchased it for back in 2019. Great resale. The dealer is actually selling it for more than I originally purchased it for. Love the Pro, the ride is amazing and I wanted the last year of the 5th gen. She was built June 28th and arrived at the dealership on Sept 5th. Stoked
Hats awesome to hear! Congrats brother! You got the best color too (in my very biased opinion of course lol). 🙌
Sold my 2013 forester in 2023, and only lost $10k from the price I paid new
You traded it in and only lost $2900 including all the taxes and fees you paid when you bought it new 5 years ago?
@Monkeyseemonkey79 prob went from 0% apr to 8+% too
@@alh5470 little more inspiration to pay it off sooner! 😉
I absolutely love my 2020 4Runner
Last of the brutes! 👌 💯
As someone who has worked for Toyota for the last 13+ years, I recently purchased my 2024 TRD PRO Runner in Midnight Black (had it ceramic coated immediately lol). These things will end up like the FJ...forever holding their value and being sought after. Buy one while you can as I can assure you allocations are starting to run out.
Thanks for sharing that man. Great insight coming from someone who has worked for Toyota for so long. Appreciate it! Couldn’t agree more. =]
Although maybe for the PRO trim in certain colors, there were alot more 5th gen 4runners sold than FJ cruisers. Its going to be interesting to see how it plays out as the years pass after end of production.
@@joetaravella13 I’d like to think so since I own one, but the FJ was only in production for 8 years and less common than the 4runner during that time. I feel like I see tons of 4Runners here in Utah, while FJs, while still out there, are becoming more rare. Will take a while before 5th gen 4Runners become rare, imho.
Drove my buddies new 24. Such a well built car
Had a 2000 4 Runner Limited that I absolutely loved. Drove it until our burgeoning family outgrew it. Went to an ‘04 Sequoia, put 175k on it & bought a ‘16 LC(still have), and added a ‘21 Platinum Tundra 2 months ago and a ‘23 Rav for my college bound daughter. Also retained my ‘20 LS500 FSport which replaced my ‘08 LS 460 that was, regrettably, totaled. All got started w/ my ‘99 GS350😊. Guess I’m solidly a Toyota guy, and I’ve never looked back. Will prob add another Rav to the fleet next year when my youngest daughter goes to college. I do still have my Dad’s 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo (125k miles, garaged) & my G-father’s ‘63 GMC, 4-on-the-floor, 3/4t, 4x4 w/ a 305 big-bore Hercules V6 engine w/ 77k original miles on it, also garaged (they’re both deceased now). Short way of saying, I have car issues.😂
Prices like that, Toyota needs to go bankrupt. There is no way people are paying 70k for a crappy SUV.
4Runner pros might be 67k and saying Toyota makes crappy suvs is dumb af
@scottstewart8737 crappy turbo charged engines in my opinion....
I could not agree with you more! I picked up a 2024 TRD Pro for all the reasons you mentioned here.
Awesome man! Congrats! You won’t regret it. =]
Glad I got my 24 4Runner pro when I did …the 6th gen is gonna need a few years but I just don’t see it being as reliable as the 5th gen imo period !
Ehh its still built in the same plant by the same people. I would give it a couple of years before getting into one but it’ll likely be as if not better than the 5th gen in terms of long term reliability
You got it at the best time. Good call man! Yeah I’d give this new 6th gen at least a couple years to iron out the kinks. 👌
@@UntamedMotors Yeah im sure people thought the same thing when they transitioned from the 4th gen v8 to the 5th gen v6 and it turned out to be even better. The 4Runner is the Tahara plant’s bread and butter. The Japanese are too proud to let the reputation of their legendary 4runner go down the drain.
@@koehh4652 I’m just not a turbo fan jmo!
@@Troystoy yeah im with you man I prefer the true and tried motors all day. Ive driven the 2.4 turbo pretty extensively and I’ll be honest and say that it kicks ass man. I’m personally waiting at least 5 years before jumping into one but it’s a beastly engine
Just bought a 2024 4Runner TRD ORP for discount under MSRP. I keep cars a long time-replaced my 2011 MDX, which was also a great vehicle. I hope to keep the 4Runner for 20 years if possible. I love the V6, solid build quality and simplicity of the electronics/infotainment. It has everything you’d want and nothing you don’t.
I’m still completely in love with my 2019. Just about to pass 100k miles and looking forward to putting a few 100k more!
I had a 22 Tacoma but found the interior is too small for my liking but didn’t want to give up such a nice vehicle, phone a few dealers and found a 24 4Runner pro in Terra is coming and still available , the dealer offered me more money than MSRP I paid for the Tacoma (it has a TRD lift and very low mileage) , just picked up the gorgeous 4Runner a few days ago, can’t be more pleased. Thanks Untamed for the advice!😊🎉
Last month (August) bought a 2024 Limited because I did not want the redesigned electrified 2025 4Runner. I love it with off road capabilities! Reliability was very important for my choice when buying this ride,.
Toyota has made way too many drastic changes to multiple vehicles in such a small timeframe. Hope they can dig themselves out of this rut!
Got my 2023 CPO ORP in Lunar. Sooooo glad I did. Want no part of the 2025.
Good call man! Congrats on your lunar rock ORP! 👌
@@UntamedMotors thanks. Appreciate your videos and how you give honest opinions. I feel other UA-camrs have started like your channel but morphed into Toyota commercials. Keep up the great work.
@@4gedcarbon537 really appreciate the kind feedback man, thank you. 🙏
Historically Toyota is known for its Kaizan philosophy; which served them well. IMO, they did not practice that philosophy when going from Gen 5 to Gen 6 4 Runners resulting in questionable quality products.
That’s a fact 💯
Seems the last couple years they haven’t been practicing it.
@@Careym-kt1oc agreed 👍
Just got my 2024 4Runner Limited for 50k…. It’s loaded with full time 4 wheel drive and amazing JBL sound system. One word, Simplicity!!!!!!!
@@Earl.McGhee heck yeah man! Congrats! Good choice.
2024 TRD PRO here 🎉 purchased in May because, yes.
Nice! Good call. You won’t ever regret that purchase! 👌
Picked up our 2024 TRD off road premium with the TRD wheels, predator steps, heritage grill and black badges in Underground. Cost just under 50k. It’s old and slow, but such an icon and will still be rockin and rolling decades from now.
Ya keep the V6 for sure
I just sold my 2005 4runner sport with 365,000 miles on it
Original engine and transmission no problems
No leaks
Get the 4.0 V6 while you can
Oh wow that’s incredible 🙌
Amen to that!
Love that start up sound, the sound of a most excellent ride about to start.
I agree 💯
I just bought the 2024 Toyota forerunner Trd off-road premium and I’m really happy with it. Thanks. I’ve been watching your video for a while.🙏
@@MrKarmap awesome that’s great to hear man, congrats on your ORP! Nice choice. 🙌
Congrats on a 15 year old vehicle
@@mguison187 …that’ll run longer and hold value much better than the brand brand new 2025. 😉
I got the SR5 2023 with 6 miles on it.
did my own TRD upgrades
skid plate
cold air intake
air filter
oil cap
radiator cap
shifter knob
next is wheels
also put 10 ply E rated tires
power stop Z36 tow package
and I still don't have 50 grand in it not with taxes, fees, tags and upgrades
and putting bilstein 1.5 in lift rear springs for hauling a camper and giving it less squat
Glad I got mine 2 months ago in Terra
Good call man. Congrats!
@@UntamedMotors yes thank you
My terra coming in two weeks!
@@ofwoodsandwords4424 awesome! Congrats man!! 🙌
Just don't buy a Toyota overall from the direction this company is going to.
The 2025 is an absolute joke
When my 2021 Trd off road with all the goodies reach 200k miles, ill be ready to sell it to a lucky owner a bargain price of 50k 😂
Haha may not be that farfetched come that time 👍
REASONS:
1. Price
2. Engine Problems
3. Quality Control
4. Technology
5. Resale Value
4 cylinder
turbo
hybrid
less cargo
less rear clearance
no bump stops
looks like a Rav4/Xterra bastard child
6 . dealer mark up
There are no engine problems, quality control is silly since they’ll be made in Toyota. Technology will be much better and resale value will be great
@@j.taveras8447less cargo? Huh?
@@scottstewart8737 buy and keep, I sold my 1992 pick up still wish I had it
Already done!! Just traded in my 2017 runner for an upgraded 24 trd OR. Got a great price on my 2017. Now my fleet consists of my 21 trd pro lunar rock tundra, 24 underground trd OR, and my baby - Yamaha grizzly 700 ATV
It's been delayed till next year, we don't know how they are going to price it. More likely below the Land Cruiser especially if the Tacoma is not selling well.
Definitely buy the 2024 Toyota 4-runner. Don’t buy the 2025
Just admit you are jealous and broke. The 2025 is better has a better look, more features.
The additional features in the 2025 would be the reason why I would buy the 2024. The 2024 model already has more features than I’d ever need and I much prefer simpler vehicles.
@anthonys5581 nuh uh just admit you are broke the exterior outdated interior outdated very small screen can't even see navigation properly. 10inch should be minimum 7 qnd 8i ch screens are too small. Overpriced and no blind spot monitor standard which would be in 2025. It will be the wprde decision ever to buy a 2024 when 2025 are around the corner.
I don’t care if the exterior or interior is outdated. I actually prefer the look of the 2024 version. I don’t want a big screen in my car. The smaller screens are great and I can see the navigation just fine. If you can’t “see the navigation properly” on the smaller screens, your eyes probably aren’t good enough to safely drive in the first place. Maybe get glasses? I don’t want blind spot monitoring either. It’s unnecessary and annoying technology for people that actually know how to drive. I don’t want a stressed out turbo 4 cylinder either. I’d prefer a naturally aspirated engine in a vehicle I intend to keep for many years. They are more simple, reliable, and cost less to maintain long-term. I can afford both, I’m just choosing the vehicle I think is better.
@anthonys5581 bla bla my eyes are perfectly fine I have perfect vision. The 2025 is better. People who are not normal will choose the 2024 over 2025. Bigger screens are better. Cry me a river. Keep crying about reliability..
Such a real break down! Appreciate this brother 🫡🙏
@@Kjngvjkenj44t34rt appreciate the kind feedback man, thanks for watching! 🙏
A while ago, I upgraded from a 2017 5th gen to a 2022 ORP. I've been busy upgrading it eversince. The truck is just that good and worth every penny. For me KDSS was a must, especially since my previous TRD Pro lacked this feature. Everything else I upgraded to TRD Pro spects. The lack of KDSS with the 6th gen is a deal killer for me. The crappy powertrain and cheap looking interior leaves little to desire.
Bought my 24 TRD ORP 3 weeks ago. Barcelona red. This thing is a tank!
Man I live in Vegas been trying to get a TRD Pro 4 runner these last couple months but dealerships out here are charging $20000 over msrp if I lose out I’m just going to look for 2021 Trd pro tundra instead
I paid 69K CDN for a 2024 4 Runner Terra TRD Pro...feels like a bargain based on what the 2025 will cost. Your videos were instrumental in helping me make my choice. Thank you.
where are you man? there is none in metro vancouver BC. I even have a tacoma trade in, but nobody has new cars in stock
No way you paid 69k cnd.
That's the price of 2021 Mercedes s580 ultra premium luxury .
@@JattAnmoli That was the MSRP and no dealer fee or add ons. The CDN cars come with the rock crawlers as well. That price includes all delivery and dealer fees but not taxes...13% in Ontario. I dealt with Erin Mills Toyota.
@@rachelgreen1368 Those are very nice cars but a tad of a headache once they are out of warranty. I have a Merc and 3 911's and am well aware of what cars cost. The 4 Runner is worth every penny and is, at that price, a bargain.
Will drive my fifth GEN to the wheels fall off, I don’t think they’re going to fall off. Lol. I looked at the new Land Cruiser this weekend, if I was going to buy something, it would probably be the GX 550
Bought a new 2024 here in GA for $47,200 off road premium Barcelona red- $4300 under with TRD wheels sunroof and premium service package. I searched nation wide for 8 months and love this thing!
Heck yeah man! Great deal. 👌 congrats!
@@speedtoyz5574 overpriced.
Beautiful color, that was the color of my 2019 TRD Off road. Congratulations
where?? I am in Georgia and looking to get a 24 tad off road premium. thank you!!
@@25falcons Milton martin in Oakwood GA. Ask for Trey and use my B Aborn He has underground Pro on the way now stock is getting low !
@Untamed my 2024 TRD ORP in Underground is due by the end of the month. The wait is killing me. I am gifting it to my wife and hope she will able to drive it for 25 years. Thanks for all your do.
Totally unrelated but wow does Lunar and Underground just compliment each other.
I love how they go together. Both flat neutral colors. Looks great imo. 👌
Since he mentioned it, from what complaints & data I could gather from Landcruiser forum pages, all of these transmission failures are directly related to people overloading when towing, & driving 70 mph everywhere they go. Not gonna defend Toyota's drop in quality, but don't be a moron with a new car. Drive it normal, use eco mode to maximize fuel economy, don't overload for towing. And who gets a midsize vehicle to tow anyway?! Wanna tow shit? GET A DIESEL TRUCK!
Scooped up a ORP while I could. Shame Pros are still marked up like crazy here in California.
Recalls and TSB's are the life blood of dealerships. Buy a 25 4 Runner and support your dealership. Spread it around it's good for business.
14K can buy a lot of gas too!
@@ht1261 haha amen to that 🙏
Would it have been too difficult for Toyota to introduce change gradually? I wished I had just stomached the payments on a 4Runner instead of buying the RAV4. All these changes with zero fallback options make returning to Ford a little more tempting. We can say that "time will tell" all day, but I still look at those Tundras left on lots as a prime example of what will soon happen to everything else.
I enjoy your content, Untamed! Great info all day long!
I think you should be harder on them they need a big upset with the higher ups all the way down they been taking our money for years 4runner yes I own one that vehicle alone cash cow call it for what it is and they are not in good standing. old school only
i have been trying to find a new trd pro at this time but no car dealers have them available or expect any of them soon. I guess a TRD offroad Premium has to do it :) thanks for the video
Best of luck on your search! The right one will come along soon!
As always appreciate the summary...agree with your position...quality is decreasing, complexity is increasing and prices (aka value) is not where it needs to be. I think Toyota will struggle in the next couple of years unless they shift their mindset.
I have a feeling we’re going to see more 4Runner videos and I’m so excited!
I don’t understand what Toyota is doing? Do they think we are fools, are they knowingly leveraging their decades of proven reliability to cash it in with a few year of overpriced, lower quality vehicles? Doesn’t make business sense in the long run!
@@av8ferg237 Yep, they’re luring in a whole new group of buyers who don’t care about affordability, reliability and simplicity. It’s a shame…
That underground… 😍
Put me on the bandwagon, bought a 2024 4Runner, and I think people are getting decent prices because the dealers nationwide are in a must sell position after all the bad press on their turbo trucks and with lots full.
Toyota like other car manufacturers prioritized good looks and use of cheap materials.Sign of the times,
Inflation is killing everything. I saw a 2024 4Runner SR5 for 52k just 3 days ago. I paid 40k back in 2017 for an Off-road Premium with KDSS, moonroof, and sliding rear cargo tray.
Piano black trim on the 25’s will immediately get pinstriped. Not sure what they were thinking.
Wifes a dealer, they can’t order any more. I ordered the last pro!
How do they expect you to pay more money for less engine ?
It's not just Toyota, pretty much all the manufacturers are going to smaller displacement turbos. N20/B48 in the BMW, Hurricane in the Ram, Ecoboost V6s in the Fords, etc. Some have proven really reliable and produce crazy HP/TQ (the Mercedes M139 is a 2.0T produces up to 469HP and 402TQ). The 2.7 Ecoboost in my F-150 has plenty of power and returns almost 25 MPG on the highway, and the Gen 2 like mine has proven really stout.
Nissan is making a come back in this game, with the frontier , path finder and rumored Xterra return. All naturally aspirated motors. I would 100% buy them over any of the models Toyota is offering right now. I’ve been suspicious about Nissan but the friends I know that got them are truly enjoying them and haven’t had many issues besides some minor recalls. This is why I’m not a brand loyal type of person.
Got a '24 TRD OR Prem for $5k under MSRP. It just arrived from Japan! The anticipation has been killing me!
Sounds like 10 years of Kaizen beats zero years of Kaizen.
I’ll add more. The body styling is not necessarily superior to the new model. Perhaps the interior is more up to date on the inside on the new car. It would be like comparing the C6 Z06 Corvette compared to the C7. You look at the newer body style and you say, nice. You look at the old one and you say, sexy. Which is really better? Idk. The interior is better but is it 10k, 20k better? Is the motor really better? Idk, maybe not for sure, wah wah wah.
The 6th gen looks too Honda Pilot-y for me. And I wish the Sequoia, Tundra, Taco, and 4runner interiors had some differences to make them unique, but they’re exactly the same, likely to save money. Not a fan of the huge in your face centre screen either.
People are mistakenly thinking that the 2025 4Runner is going to get significantly improved MPG. Think again. The 4 cylinder Turbo is not about improved MPG. It has to do with meeting mandated emission standards. I traded in a 2023 Subaru Outback for my 2024 SR5 2 WD. The Outback was averaging 19 MPG in city only driving. My 4Runner is averaging about the same.
Just dont buy an "all new" in their first 2 years.
Regardless of brand.
People are overreacting so much lmao
9/18/24 - Your vid is excellent
1. Highlight the exorbitant cost
2. Turbo No Way for Now
3. Quality lackluster
Yea … No thanks to 2025 4Runner
Bring back the undisputed quality
2000 - 2004
I’ll wait til 2030-40
Maybe just then Toyota will get it righ
Once again
Love my 24 TRD pro 4Runner. Such a great vehicle.
Got a 2023 base TRD OffRoad 4runner with KDSS brand new in 2022 for 46k out the door. Didnt like all the bells and whistles from the premium and love the cloth. I feel i got a good value but i drive 1900 miles a month and want to see it at 300k.
Completely agree! Did you get tint installed? What did/are you going with for the sides and windshield?
I did. I only went with 30% on the driver and passenger windows. Nothing else. 👍
I bought a leftover 2023 last November when I saw the redesigned 2025 was coming. I wanted no parts of the looks or engine.
Even with better gas mileage the 2025 may never even pay off the price difference, no less the depreciation and worry factor about transmission issues. I was looking at the new Taco's and 4Runners but for the kind of money they want, I'm now looking at totally restored early 70's Bronco's - way more cool factor and will likely hold value or increase! Plus I can get parts and work on it myself!
I bought my a lower end 4runner only a few years old for $27.5k several years ago. Cant justify buying a new one for almost twice the price
i wish i was born early enough to have money for a 2009 v8. I've been wanting a 4th gen but theyre so hard to find
agree on all points .
Got a 2015 4Runner TRD pro in 2018 with 34K miles on it. I’ve lifted it, added a roof rack, bigger tires, and I really enjoy the thing. 85K miles on it now, I’m just wondering realistically how many years I can get out of it. I put about 8K miles a year on it. If it goes over 200K miles, that’s still over a dozen years away.
I’ve seen 3rd gen 4runners with 400-500k easy. We have a 24 pro and a 02. The 02 has 218k on it and runs perfect.
@@mr.george9886 wow, that’s incredible. Just on regular maintenance?
@@senhorbaker yes,
Turbo engines will never be as long lasting or reliable as naturally aspirated engines. No matter how much perfection you apply.
I was tempted to go with the GX550, but I guess I'll keep my 23 TRD Pro dinosaur 😂.
Tell everyone not to buy only trd john who is under the table
Good video untamed-you are correct.
Bought a 2024 4Runner three months ago.
So you’re saying you will not buy it ?? I’d be pissed if you didn’t..
It's hilarious to me how they do everything they can to hide how small the interior is. The back seat is fit for pets and that's it
I had a 2024 4Runner Limited and after a little over 3 months traded it in for a 2024 Sequoia Platinum with TRD Off Road package. I couldn’t get use the lack of acceleration and lack of tech. But I must say the 4Runner was well built and would last a long time.
I like the 5th generation, I had a 2021 4Runner Limited. Very nice vehicle but the 16 mpg city was hard to live with plus the slow 5 speed transmission. I agree not to buy the first year of a redesigned model. Let them work out the problems and wait for the 2026 or 2027.
Ok, I get it yes it is going to be expensive. So the new vehicles are not ever going to get cheaper. If we wait to 2027 price will be much higher do you agree? Not sure what we are supposed to do if we want a new vehicle thoughts?
Hell buy a 2020 with 50k miles on it for 30k and by the time you hit 200k miles the 2025 will be on its 3d engine and 4th turbo
I bought a 2023 TRD Pro 4R in Solar Octane in June. It's not like me to buy a bright orange vehicle but the 4Runner looks so good in that color. I've driven German SUV's for a long time and they make great cars, but the problems start stacking up around 50k miles. I'm sick of it. I guess now that I'm older I'm ready to just have a car for years that I can count on. It's got Apple car play and a/c, and it goes anywhere. What more do you need?
I say don’t touch anything new coming from Toyota, Ford, Chevy or Ram right now. Let them work the bugs out, and save yourself from being a lab rat.
Good advise.Totally agree.The new versions always have bugs and issues that crop up over time. Then the dealers iron them out.Get the second improved version update.
Lol this guy makes the same video in different places 😂
Got my 24 5G4R TRD PRO a couple of days ago in METALLIC BLACK and $1k under MSRP. Had the crack in the engine as well - cosmetic as you say but just wanted to tell you. NO WAY am I getting ANY of the NEW TOYOTA products. TOO MANY problems going on with the other trucks. We have YEARS before I'd get anywhere near those new gen vehicles.
IMO The PLATINUM will be top trim on the 6G4R. Between that and TRAILBLAZER I think the TRD PRO brand will get a beating. I think Toyota will determine that people want to customize their OFFROADER THE WAY THEY WANT TO and the TRAILBLAZER trim will suffer. IMO.
New Toyota probably sees Kaisen as outdated and profit limiting.
Yeah that’s starting to feel like the truth… sad to say. =\
* Kaizen (sp)
I agree 100%
Thank you!
The sweet spot is a 2nd gen GX460. It is better than the 4Runner in just about every way.
I am in vancouver Bc, Canada. I started to find a 2024 new 4R off road a week ago, and I got a 2022 tacoma off road for trade in, and I cannot find any here! One dealer manager Ive known for years is trying to get me one still, finger crossed. Or if any of you know where I can find one in my area, let me know lol
Was 62k out the door for one at msrp just can’t justify it
The 2025 4 Runner doesn’t look as good as the old one. I think the new Tacoma looks better than the old 3rd gen but over priced and I do not like the power train so I’m keeping my 3rd gen.
My wife just purchased a 2024 4 runner limited. Hate all the chrome. What trim is close to the limited without all the chrome?
None the limited is constant 4wd
Correct all that chrome is a turnoff!
Trd sport doesn’t have all the chrome
Get the Nightshade Edition.
This guy makes nonsense arguments. Basically, 2024 model was all good, all of a sudden in 2025 everything bad.
Going for 25 4runner trd pro, platinum or land cruiser 23 4runner got notorious shake around 60mph even after road force balance
Dos this guy ever go in the boonies with his precious trucks or just flap his jaw?
Check my latest video of the Ranger Raptor. 😉
Some people enjoy keeping their vehicles nice, not a thing wrong with that. Just like not everyone who owns a sports car needs to go to the race track with it. That’s a teenager mentality. 😉
@@UntamedMotors of course..😂
Get the Terra!! 🔥
A trd pro 4runner 2024 for 58k msrp or a 2024 land cruiser for only a few thousand more??