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Since I don't see any rules against Clist links- several pics can be seen here: 2007 Toyota 4Runner Limited V8 4WD

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2007 Toyota 4Runner Limited These 4th gen 4Runners are arguably the most desirable, and this example has the most desirable features- V8, 4WD, heated leather seats, factory navigation (with updated DVD), JBL sound system with subwoofer and aux input, moonroof, X-reas suspension, side...

Not only is the computer MPG not accurate, it's not reliably off by the same amount- with "normal" driving mine is about 1.5 off actual, but on a long trip towing it was several MPG off actual. I haven't gone to the OP's extremes, but by driving a little slower and generally more smoothly I can...

whatever the hell it is it ain't worth 19 grand

Well, on my trailer the wires were too short. Since he's buying an adaptor anyway why not the one with the coiled cord ? You can always zip tie any extra slack.

you'll need at least 2 of these (4 would be better) Ratchet Tie Down - 2" x 20 Ft.

This is a better idea for the adaptor- Seven-Way RV Blade to Four-Wire Flat Adapter with Flex Cord

For about $60 I got an aftermarket TPMS with external sensors, so I never have to worry about the expensive stock crap again. And instead of an idiot light I get an actual psi reading for each wheel. It has the ability to add a sensor for a spare but I don't feel the need for it.

Seems like a really bad idea. It's entirely possible that your 187K 4R is in better shape and will last longer than the 103K one. Being 4 years older on top of that...what's the point?

I bought my '07 limited with 156K, no regrets. I'd try and get it for $12K if it's a private party. $13K from a dealer would be great. I don't see how a crusty undercarriage indicates how well the car was taken care of... only indicates to me that there was salt on the roads.

+1 on the Lexus GX...if under 100K miles is important to you, there's lots more GX's out there that spend a lot more time garaged than driven. My biggest peeve with them is the stupid side opening rear door. That, and the price premium for that "L" badge on what is essentially a loaded T4R...

Guess I'm not the typical 4R buyer-I don't have any plans of off roading. I wanted to get rid of my van and car and replace them with one vehicle that could tow my race trailer and also be a decent daily driver. Had no interest in anything non-Japanese, so my choices were few. Drove several V6...