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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Fort Collins, Colorado
Posts: 146
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Fort Collins, Colorado
Posts: 146
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After shopping for another 4Runner (this will be my 3rd 5th gen) and putting a deposit down on one this weekend I’ll give you my 0.02$.
The price difference between the TRD Pro and TRD ORP is significant considering what you really get for the money. The Pro gets a decent, but arguably overpriced, suspension and wheel setup, a few cosmetic changes, and a roof rack. All for approximately $10k more than the ORP. You can do a ton of aftermarket parts that are vastly superior to the factory PRO offerings.
Some will argue that the Pro has better resale value but I’ve seen the opposite as dealers typically get more for the Pro. I’ve seen ORP have more discounts off the front end so in the end the work out to a far better deal.
In the end I’m getting a ORP over the Pro because the price difference to me means I can pick the very best parts, customize it to what I want/need, and still have money left.
As for the power issue, it’s damn sure no V8 and never will be. Your saving grace is the GT350. every time you starting getting annoyed about the 4Runner’s lack of power, get in the 350 for a few minutes to scratch that itch. Unfortunately I sold my 1LE this summer so I don’t have that option currently but planning on picking up a GTR in the next year or two to scratch that itch.
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2023 TRD Pro Solar Octane:
2019 TRD ORP Mag Grey (sold), 2014 SR5 Mag Grey (sold), 2010 SR5 Pearl White (sold)…if you can’t tell I love 5th Gens.
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