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My husband has an aftermarket one he loves!!! Which is why I wanted one and I figured factory is always better, but I guess not =\

Yes. So does the Highlander's. and when you recline the highlander's 2nd row, the 3rd row is still ok.

Test drove both the 4R Limited 4x4 and the Highlander SE 4WD Both REALLY good cars: 4Runner - Pros - Sits high, ride is smooth... for a truck. I plan to add the remote start. Brand new body, so no change for a pretty long time. Husband will eventually drive the car... Cons - 2nd row seats...

Nissan is also not an option. MY 350z Roadster was my first and last Nissan. I am crossing my fingers, as we are trying to GET RID of it. We have a family of Lexus' LX, LS, IS (Parents and brothers car) and all so reliable, our older '97 LS was going to make it up to 300k miles had it not been...

I feel the same way about station wagons as I do towards mini-vans.

Thanks!

ouch!

FORD Is not an option. The Venza drivers seat feels like a capsule to me, too separated. Pilot, haven't looked into yet but will. Sienna, I can NEVER drive a minivan. The Highlander is actually what I was thinking of getting for practical reasons. Still not too crazy about it. But none...

Funny you say that... My husband has a 09 Tacoma (heavily modified of course) Thanks for all your help... How do your Wives/GF's feel about the 4R? Is it mostly driven by Male/Female? I love the value of Toyota, but love the drive of the MDX. The MDX Tech package which is similar to the...

Want to get your opinions on the review I read on edmunds.com... "On the downside, the 4Runner's on-road handling limits are notably low, even for this class of vehicle. The steering feels disconnected and uncommunicative on the pavement, although this makes for less kickback on the trail...

FORD is not an option. I'm 5'2 and I usually end up in the back if need be. Is the car really that rugged? I was trying to compromise and thought it would be a good car to have in the future (kids, family, etc.)

My husband and I are considering buying a 4R and he thinks the 3rd row isn't necessary. I don't plan on using it often, but think it will be useful in the future. Is it possible to purchase it with the 3rd row and remove it when not in use (so that there isn't any added weight) The more info...