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Originally Posted by artem
I have and most acceleration problems are either related to mechanical issues of well used 4Runners or to a driver perception when he/she switches from a more sporty car.
My case is neither one: I am not coming from a sportier car nor the new 4Runner should have any mechanical issues. I also understand that 4Runner engines are specified to generate the torque and not the acceleration.
But judging by your answer I guess this is a normal performance of the 4Runners and this is just the ways the 4Runners are.
Anyway thanks.
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You answered your own question in your first post. It's as quick as most other SUV'S but it does not feel like it. If quick or fast even enters your mind when thinking about a 4runner then get something else.
Actually the best thing you can do is test drive a half a dozen times at different times before you buy. Get used to it and see.
