Best speculation of a 2023 6th generation I have seen

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Great video, thank you for posting.

So the guy in the video claims the 6th gen is still releasing in 2022 as a MY23, that's great news.

However, what about the recent posts on this forum from several members saying it has been delayed until either a MY24 or MY25, who has the better track record to believe?
 
The second rendering looked awkward but that front would be better offroad.

I like the guy but when he said the 4R would have to step up to LC on the offroad side of things, he showed he does not really understand offroading at all. Just a fun detail.
 
His YouTube channel has been pretty spot on regarding the next gen tundra.

Also the arguement that the 6th gen 4runner is delayed because the Prado is delayed, doesn’t make the most sense to me. Since all of the new trucks are based on the TNGA-F platform, Toyota doesn’t need to design the prado first.

My speculation is that we will see a turbo motor as the only option for a year or two, and see a hybrid come in MY24 or MY25.
 
I’ve followed a lot of his videos. It’s true that they have been pretty close with the Tundra but mostly from renderings of the vehicle lines from spy shots. He’s just taking an educated guess here based on next gen Tundra and LC and extrapolating it across the 4runner. It makes sense.

Having said that, part of the reason I bought a 21 TRDP in Lunar is because I think it’ll have one of the highest resale values as a sought after color. Then whenever next gen releases I can reserve and make a determination on whether or not to upgrade for minimal cost hopefully or cancel. Going to be interesting for sure.
 
I’ve followed a lot of his videos. It’s true that they have been pretty close with the Tundra but mostly from renderings of the vehicle lines from spy shots. He’s just taking an educated guess here based on next gen Tundra and LC and extrapolating it across the 4runner. It makes sense.

Having said that, part of the reason I bought a 21 TRDP in Lunar is because I think it’ll have one of the highest resale values as a sought after color. Then whenever next gen releases I can reserve and make a determination on whether or not to upgrade for minimal cost hopefully or cancel. Going to be interesting for sure.

According to him and trd John, lunar rock will be available on almost all trim levels for 2022
 
I wouldn't be in opposition to either rendering. I'm really just curious about the motor options. That'll be what makes us sell ours and buy another.
Hyrbid sounds like such a good option, especially coming from Toyota with their record but I'm curious about the lifespan of one though.
 
According to him and trd John, lunar rock will be available on almost all trim levels for 2022

Yeah but Toyota does that every year. Makes the prior year TRD special color available at lower trims the following year, yet not available on the TRD pro. There is so,e confusion whether they will go against that trend for 22.
 
That's because the 4Runner and the prado share the same platform.

The TNGA-F is a global design that applies to the LC, Tundra/Sequoia, & 4Runner/Prado, among others

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Also the arguement that the 6th gen 4runner is delayed because the Prado is delayed, doesn’t make the most sense to me. Since all of the new trucks are based on the TNGA-F platform, Toyota doesn’t need to design the prado first.
 
Hopefully a turbo four banger is not the sole powertrain option.

I do some towing and that’d be a dealbreaker for me. These big vehicles with turbo fours (all brands) will not have a long life. Too much engine strain long term IMO.
 
I pulled the trigger on a 2021, I did hear a rumor the new 4runners might be built somewhere else, not sure if that's good or bad
 
Renderings

Those two new renderings look incredible (to me at least). As someone who loves the look of the land cruiser, I would be all in day 1 (as long as it still has the same capability and power)
 

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