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6th gen T4Rs
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https://www.toyota-4runner.org/6th-gen-t4rs/)
| VoodooPro |
02-18-2020 01:46 PM |
2022 6th gen is coming
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Thoughts?
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| CookieRoe |
02-18-2020 02:03 PM |
I have so many questions to that photo. But, it is believable (due date).
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| JayceeP |
02-18-2020 07:42 PM |
If that was a model year launch- cool. Less than 24 months until dealer arrival (Sep 2021?). If it’s calendar year launch... meaning M2023... that’s a long time and means 2.5-3 years until dealer arrival. I feel like too many other options will surface between now and then.
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| updawg |
02-18-2020 09:16 PM |
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| bigbwb |
02-18-2020 11:18 PM |
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| bigbwb |
02-18-2020 11:23 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by JayceeP
(Post 3445155)
If that was a model year launch- cool. Less than 24 months until dealer arrival (Sep 2021?). If it’s calendar year launch... meaning M2023... that’s a long time and means 2.5-3 years until dealer arrival. I feel like too many other options will surface between now and then.
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I’m thinking it’s calendar year launch. So new 4R in 2022 as a 2023 MY.....likely fall launch like most in the past.
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| yota1976 |
02-19-2020 07:35 AM |
So is it safe to say they'll be putting the 4.0/5-speed auto in the museum? Would be cool to a turbo engine offered.
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| DirtyHarry |
02-19-2020 11:50 AM |
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Originally Posted by yota1976
(Post 3445379)
So is it safe to say they'll be putting the 4.0/5-speed auto in the museum? Would be cool to a turbo engine offered.
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I expect so. I look forward to a turbo or hybrid model, I just hope they can preserve the rock hard reliability. My 2016 Tacoma with the 3.5 liter was.... less than stellar.
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| Flyer |
02-19-2020 02:33 PM |
About freaking time! The trucks and SUVs are so long in the tooth and even the interiors looks so dated. I read the Landcruiser will be totally revamped and made smaller/leaner or something like that. It is such a fat pig now. Fingers crossed that they make some real changes.
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| rmbertoldi |
02-19-2020 02:34 PM |
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Originally Posted by DirtyHarry
(Post 3445487)
I expect so. I look forward to a turbo or hybrid model, I just hope they can preserve the rock hard reliability. My 2016 Tacoma with the 3.5 liter was.... less than stellar.
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You're looking forward to a non-diesel turbo 4cyl 4Runner? lol ..you should've been there when the NEW "offroad" hybrid Rav4 joined our T4R event last Fall..and 20mins in was whining like a goat in heat. Why are we even validating this by creating a "6th Gen" tab 5yrs in advance? lol
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| Mikey2020 |
02-19-2020 04:31 PM |
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Originally Posted by rmbertoldi
(Post 3445579)
You're looking forward to a non-diesel turbo 4cyl 4Runner? lol ..you should've been there when the NEW "offroad" hybrid Rav4 joined our T4R event last Fall..and 20mins in was whining like a goat in heat. Why are we even validating this by creating a "6th Gen" tab 5yrs in advance? lol
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Turbos can be used for performance and/or efficiency. I'm ALL IN, if they make a 6th gen 4runner with a performance oriented six cylinder turbo engine . (Ala the Ford Raptor, without all the reliability issues that come with the Ford twin turbo engine)
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| T4R2014 |
02-19-2020 04:55 PM |
This presentation looks like it was made by the hot front desk chick at any dealer. Pure speculation. She doesn't work at corporate.
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| jimgsmith |
02-20-2020 12:03 AM |
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Originally Posted by T4R2014
(Post 3445723)
This presentation looks like it was made by the hot front desk chick at any dealer. Pure speculation. She doesn't work at corporate.
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And the way they stuck the Sequoia and 4Runner on the end, with only a year, where everything else is more specific. Makes me think they added them more for completeness and they are still figuring it all out.
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| LandCruiser |
02-20-2020 12:48 AM |
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Originally Posted by jimgsmith
(Post 3445991)
And the way they stuck the Sequoia and 4Runner on the end, with only a year, where everything else is more specific. Makes me think they added them more for completeness and they are still figuring it all out.
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In 2022 we'll decide whether or not to update or discontinue the Sequoia and 4Runner, with possible redesigns in 4-5 years.
https://di-uploads-pod16.dealerinspi...sica-Reyes.jpg
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| rmbertoldi |
02-20-2020 12:18 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by T4R2014
(Post 3445723)
This presentation looks like it was made by the hot front desk chick at any dealer. Pure speculation. She doesn't work at corporate.
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It's funny how many YouTube (_____4Runner) accounts took this photo and ran with it yesterday.."The new 2023 is announced" lol
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