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Originally Posted by TexasFunRunner
Yes, but...
. So they are simply there to increase wind noise and provide free leaks.
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What does that even mean? What's there to increase wind noise and provide free leaks? Your comment makes no sense at all.
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Only 10% to 20% will ever use their "off-roader" in extreme off-road conditions, such as the Rubicon trail or in the extremes of Moab. For the other 80% to 90% of owners, their choice is more about utility, higher ride stance, looks, or just knowing it will take them down a fire trail to the campsite.
Having been on both Jeep and Bronco forums, once you get past the diehard Jeep or Bronco fanboys, there are many members who have owned or are returning to a 4Runner.
Yes, the 4Runner is competition to the Jeep and Bronco, for many, many shoppers.
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People cross shopping a 4Runner with a Jeep will be much more likely to cross shop it with a Grand Cherokee rather than a Wrangler or any other Jeep for that matter. And that's because the 4Runner is basically the Japanese Grand Cherokee. It's not the Japanese Wrangler at all.
