Recent content by Bill42

Great job! I have been dragging my feet forever in getting a nav - going back and forth between in-dash or on-dash. Looking at yours I may look to go on-dash instead. Thanks for the photos.

...and why Mixed4u would that explain it... BTW, this was in the OC on the I-5. I was headed up from South County when I saw it - looked to me like an XBOX 360 color. From a distance it looked like a quality paint job albeit a bit misguided on the color.

Maybe I missed it but is there a new color?

Very nice. Like all the color choices. Black, white and gray.

Great looking. Congratulations!

Chrome. Not much for the gold emblems either.

Nicely proportioned. Good looking wheels and tires.

Very nice. I like that blue a lot.

It's all about the hoodscoop... Congratulations on the new 4Runner!

Ah, rock guard, makes sense. As to the off-road ability, there is definitely a distinction given its size that it is not for rock crawling but adventuring. More and more when I look at campers, roof top tents, trailers, off road suspension styles, etc. it is important to be clear about what...

Great photos. What is that big snow plow looking thing on the front of the trailer?

They then add though that the mpg remains virtually unchanged despite the gain in interior room, engine size and power and advanced safety systems. Very interesting changes. Definitely their demographic for this vehicle has changed or just matured somewhat. No 4 cylinder and a much higher...

I like it for what it is. The interior overall is good looking. The exterior keeps it in the family and is identifiable. I do not like the gauge cluster though- for that matter the 4Runner's either.

Welcome x 3...

It is a good looking truck. Interesting to see year end sales numbers. As to engines, I would think they would slot the 5.7 liter as an alternative for the LandCruiser and Sequoia - not for the 4Runner. I thought it was interesting that you could order a v-6 with the Tundra. I thought that...