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If you want a reliable 6th Gen, I would wait until at least 2024 or '25.
As it looks now 2024 will be the first model year of 6th Gen…so better wait for MY25 or 26 for improved reliability.
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As it looks now 2024 will be the first model year of 6th Gen…so better wait for MY25 or 26 for improved reliability.
Definitely, if 2024 is the first Gen 6 model year...maybe even '27. Wonder what prices will be like, given all the totally new tech going into the drive system.
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Geeze, man. The truck has been out for 5 minutes. There is a reason why you shouldn't by a first year model and it's to sort out the kinks. Give them a year to work it out and then make a decision. I'm sure it will be great.

I don't disagree that the 5th gen is the pillar for reliability, but every time a new model comes out, regardless of brand, everyone just complains about how the old one is better and then they finally get the new one and realize it's way better. Or there is an issue with the new one with a tiny percentage of the vehicles having said issue and all of the sudden the whole thing is junk and their 1987 model is way better. It's hilarious.
I expect some issues in the first MY but Toyota and their supporters, Like David (automotive press), have been saying this tt v6 has been out for 4-5 years with millions of miles in testing being done by Toyota to ensure no major issues. I would say turbos failing after 50 miles is a massive failure in engineering and QC. The amount of body trim issues just shows sloppy work. Rear differentials leaking all of the fluid out, AC not holding a charge and so on.

I thought about holding out for the 2023 4Runner but didn't want to risk a model change being announced too late to order the last MY of the 5th gen. It's been 2 months since I put my deposit down and ordered one and still no word on allocation. I'm assuming the order will get filled before summer. There has been a reduction in production of the 4Runner. The 22 Tundra has reinforced the "never buy the first year of production".
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One case I know of locally - owner bought new tundra 5.7. Cam broke on a road trip in BFE. Toyota had local dealer go get him and his trailer. Engine swap takes a bit to get parts and do the work. So Toyota setup a free temporary lease on another new one so the guy could get on with his trip. Moved his stuff to the new truck and off he went. After the new engine was installed, Toyota shipped the truck to him and took the leased truck back. Toyota also extended the warranty, paid for 2 months of the car payment, and apparently tossed in a TRD Exhaust to compensate for the hassle. <- That is how you handle initial issues well. Toyota corporate is basically ghosting owners with the turbo issues from what I can tell. We'll get it fixed when we get it fixed. Go home. We'll probably call you in a month or two.
That seems to be the old way vs the new way in other areas as well. The Chinese virus has changed the way medicine is practiced in the US. Shortages of staff and supplies have created blase or jaded attitudes among those that are still working. In the former way you often gained a customer for life; in the latter people just get pissed off. It must be frustrating for automotive companies not to have anything to sell.
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I don't think there were many questions about reliability - mostly because the 5th gen was mostly just a reskin of the 4th gen. The only meaningful changes with respect to the rolling chassis and drive train were the dual VVTI engine change and the rear axle was upsized slightly. Otherwise just cosmetics.

My issue with the 2022 tundra is less that it has some turbo issues, but more that Toyota did not design it for ground level serviceability. That's a significant change in the entire vehicle design philosophy. No repairs I'm aware of on the 2nd gen Tundra - or the 4runner - require cab to come off. It appears that cab-off is a designed part of service now. That means no more DIY repairs for anything you can't easily access on top. That's a big deal for me.

The second issue I have is that Toyota is doing a remarkably poor job of handling the teething issues. In 2007 when the 5.7 had some cam shafts seize and break (according to toyota it was bout 20 total engines), toyota was on top of it. Toyota issued press releases that explained the issue and what was going on. It was a no-question full engine swap.

One case I know of locally - owner bought new tundra 5.7. Cam broke on a road trip in BFE. Toyota had local dealer go get him and his trailer. Engine swap takes a bit to get parts and do the work. So Toyota setup a free temporary lease on another new one so the guy could get on with his trip. Moved his stuff to the new truck and off he went. After the new engine was installed, Toyota shipped the truck to him and took the leased truck back. Toyota also extended the warranty, paid for 2 months of the car payment, and apparently tossed in a TRD Exhaust to compensate for the hassle. <- That is how you handle initial issues well. Toyota corporate is basically ghosting owners with the turbo issues from what I can tell. We'll get it fixed when we get it fixed. Go home. We'll probably call you in a month or two.
I traded my 4Runner in on a ‘21 Tundra, the last year of the 2nd gens. Absolutely love it. And, until the 3rd gen was released, I loved the Tundra forum. Now it is a dumpster fire. Ok, maybe it’s not that bad, but there are several threads to avoid. Lots of hate for the 3rd gen. Mostly because of the looks, but also because of exactly what you said: the commitment to ease of self-maintenance appears to be completely gone. I bought my truck because it was a 14-year-old brand new truck. I have over 23,000 miles on it already and no complaints.

The 3rd gen is a more complicated vehicle by an order of magnitude or two. One guy on the Tundra forum says he got his passenger side turbo replaced without taking the entire cab off. But most of them seem to have the cabs taken off first thing. Yikes. I’d hate to have a brand new truck that has had the cab, entire front end, and one of the turbos taken apart and put back together at the dealership before I even put 500 miles on it. And I would like to think the apparent nose dive in Toyota customer care is supply chain driven. But I guess time will tell.
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I always say, never buy the first year of ANYTHING as big as a vehicle, especially if they're making the major changes to the 4Runner that they say. If you want a reliable 6th Gen, I would wait until at least 2024 or '25. Buying the last year of a model's generation pretty much guarantees all the major bugs have been worked out. Looking forward to our 2022 ORP .
My 1990 was the first year of the 2nd gen but it had the same driveline as my 86 Xtra cab.
Wife and I were going to have a baby in 1991 and we both had 2 seaters so we both had to change rides. The runner was our primary family car for 14yrs, brought both my boys home from the hospital with it and the youngest used it at college to get his Engineering Masters. It is an adopted member of the family.
No one wanted the 4cyl runners in 90, I got this leftover one-at-this-price (zero options)stripper for $12k with the factory AC kit and roof rack at dealer cost. A good friend/dealer mechanic helped me install the AC and for a case of beer he brought it into work and pumped it down and back-filled it with Freon. Still blows ice cold 32yrs later. 240k miles, runs perfect and doesn’t use oil. Replaced Timing chain guides, water pump, front seal, clutch and brake pads….that’s it. It still has the original discs and ball/U joints. I aways kept them greased. PS steering box is just starting to weep…..oh darn.
Totally stock except for a rear TruTrac and hubs.
I have retired and our new house backs up to millions of acres of BLM so it has become my poor man’s air conditioned SxS. Lots of new “pinstripes” and getting more every week. Best and the most versatile vehicle I have ever owned.
The 2022 has a tuff act to follow.
Edit: forgot, I did replaced the CVs when I added the hubs. Got the hubs and TruTrac off Craigslist for $100 for BOTH. I also replaced the rubber throttle body intake boot.

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I don't think there were many questions about reliability - mostly because the 5th gen was mostly just a reskin of the 4th gen. The only meaningful changes with respect to the rolling chassis and drive train were the dual VVTI engine change and the rear axle was upsized slightly. Otherwise just cosmetics.

My issue with the 2022 tundra is less that it has some turbo issues, but more that Toyota did not design it for ground level serviceability. That's a significant change in the entire vehicle design philosophy. No repairs I'm aware of on the 2nd gen Tundra - or the 4runner - require cab to come off. It appears that cab-off is a designed part of service now. That means no more DIY repairs for anything you can't easily access on top. That's a big deal for me.

The second issue I have is that Toyota is doing a remarkably poor job of handling the teething issues. In 2007 when the 5.7 had some cam shafts seize and break (according to toyota it was bout 20 total engines), toyota was on top of it. Toyota issued press releases that explained the issue and what was going on. It was a no-question full engine swap.

One case I know of locally - owner bought new tundra 5.7. Cam broke on a road trip in BFE. Toyota had local dealer go get him and his trailer. Engine swap takes a bit to get parts and do the work. So Toyota setup a free temporary lease on another new one so the guy could get on with his trip. Moved his stuff to the new truck and off he went. After the new engine was installed, Toyota shipped the truck to him and took the leased truck back. Toyota also extended the warranty, paid for 2 months of the car payment, and apparently tossed in a TRD Exhaust to compensate for the hassle. <- That is how you handle initial issues well. Toyota corporate is basically ghosting owners with the turbo issues from what I can tell. We'll get it fixed when we get it fixed. Go home. We'll probably call you in a month or two.

How is the serviceability of other turbos from Lexus and Toyota? I guess it’s too early for Highlander but maybe Nx might be a good comparison since it’s been out the longest. It sucks that Toyota seems to be going the route of bmw and others on making their vehicles hard to service — discouraging owners to work on their own vehicles.
If that were to happen with next gen 4R that would be a significant negative in my books.


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I completely agree on the price. I have a 2007 with 175,000 miles and part of me would love to get a sixth generation to have a slightly more updated and refined interior and exterior styling. But at the same time I just don’t think, or at least I am suspicious, that the updates will be worth the cost. I hope I’m proven wrong. But I’m sticking with my fourth generation for at least a couple more years.
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Seeing the trend of pricing for big cars (SUVs/Trucks) is enough to steer me away from getting one thats brand new. While the idea of having a modern car (the newest car I drive is an '06 tundra) is appealing, my '90 4runner does all that I need it to do. I do plan on at least going to the dealer when the 6th gen comes out and trying to test drive one. Maybe in that moment I'll change my mind.
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How is the serviceability of other turbos from Lexus and Toyota? I guess it’s too early for Highlander but maybe Nx might be a good comparison since it’s been out the longest. It sucks that Toyota seems to be going the route of bmw and others on making their vehicles hard to service — discouraging owners to work on their own vehicles.
If that were to happen with next gen 4R that would be a significant negative in my books.


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This depends a lot on the specific make and modep and engine. If you look at the new 3.3 diesel from Toyota - night and day difference. The turbo and EGR cooler sit right on top of the engine where they are easy to access. I don't recall seeing a "hot v" gas turbo, but presumably it's possible to do. That's how the 3.3 Toyota diesel is.

My 6.0 powerstroke turbo was on top as well and could be pulled in about 30 minutes. It was a horrible piece of shit. And almost everything was hard to reach and many things required the cab to come off. But at least the turbo was easy to get to. And a good thing because they needed work pretty regularly.

Turbo access in the Lexus LS is effectively an entire car strip apart. It's something crazy like 20 hours of labor to get one out. No bueno. Older models like the Mk4 supra are really easy to access.

The is200t is also easy to access. I think that's probably the closest thing to what I'd expect in a 4cyl turbo 4runner. I'm not aware of any other 8ar or any T24A (engine most likely to be used) in a longitudinal orientation. I think the IS200t was the only 8AR setup that way.
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I just want one change, give it an 8 speed to improve mileage and don't change anything else. :-)

I like my doors and roof to stay attached, and the rear window to retract.
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I can't justify spending 50k for basically the exact same vehicle that I have now. They have not really changed anything in 12 years. The console is still the same, they could not even create a new center section where the old heated seat controls where, they just added blanks, lol.

It is a great vehicle, no doubt, but can't justify the upgrade cost without some decent changes.
This is why I am waiting for 6 gen. I think there will be serious upgrades. Please keep the roll down rear window.
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I just want one change, give it an 8 speed to improve mileage and don't change anything else. :-)

I like my doors and roof to stay attached, and the rear window to retract.
Why would Toyota make a perfect vehicle when they can just leave us in low mpg/power/towing capability prison with the 5 speed?

Seriously. The 5 speed trans is my one and only gripe with my 5th gen. It's perfect to me otherwise.
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This is why I am waiting for 6 gen. I think there will be serious upgrades. Please keep the roll down rear window.
First post but you may get a bigger screen , with a brand new small displacement engine with turbos. Turbos are like outboard engines . Just replace em every 5 to 7 years if you’re using them .
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I had a 2019 4Runner Turd Pro, loved it. After a year and a half of ownership, I got convinced to try out the Jeep life. Before we get into all that, I just want to say that both vehicles, Jeep and 4Runner have pro's and con's and both served a different purpose for me. If I had to do it all over again, personally, I would of never got rid of my 2019 4runner.

My 2021 Rubicon was great off road, in stock form I was able to do 80% and then some of the trails around here. Of course, within reason. Road noise, cabin space and issues from the factory started to get the best of me. I took it to the dealer 3x for absolutely soaked floor mats on the drivers side and passenger side every time it rained. I had my aluminum steering box replaced under warranty. I also started to notice the paint bubble on hinges with less than 15,000 kms on it. I am very meticulous with my vehicles and do a full detail at least once a month and a proper wash after every camping/off road trip. Issues with the electronic steering started to occur to a point where It would sound broken during sharp turns, that was replaced under warranty.
Yes, off road it was amazing. On road for my family with soccer, baseball, field trips and being a Dad, it just doesn't cut it like the 4Runner does.
I loved my Jeep for what it was and the purpose it serves but unfortunately after 2 years of ownership I regretted my decision of buying one. Everyone will have a different experience and I may get some hate for what I have said but ultimately for myself and my family, 4Runner makes so much more sense.

So I recently got rid of mine, I'll be driving my wifes Corolla as an A to B car and my work vehicle and I'm going to put some serious coin away for a 6th gen Hybrid. I'm willing to roll the dice on a first year as well, regardless of what issues will arise. So that's why I'm here and waiting for a new 4Runner to come back into my life.
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