Possible I4Turbo for next 4Runner
Take this with a grain of salt, but what Kirk says is plausible. Cool channel if you are into Toyota/Lexus/SomeKorean cars.
EVERYTHING We Know About the 2023 Toyota 4Runner (6th Gen)... - YouTube NOTE: Not sure why I can't embed youtube videos. Anyway, scroll to 6:30 where he starts to talk about powertrains. If anyone can help as to why I can't embed the vid, let me know. (I tried the old method and simply cutting and pasting the embed code) <iframe width="1519" height="553" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/0JzlmDePnPE" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
Great find
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"Almost " anything is possible and that's as good a guess as any.
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Again, sorry for not being able to embed the video, but he does go into the possibility of a hybrid option. I know that will make everyone have a canary here, but since Toyota is "hybrid horny", that could very well happen. I wouldn't mind. Hell, I'm even considering getting a Hybrid RAV4 (fell out of love with the CRV). I'm in sales lately and drive a ton. My DD (07 Civic has about 300K on the click) get me about 34mpg (my 4R doesn't, LOL). What's keeping me from totally going for the hybrid is long term costs. Love knowing how to fix my Civic and 4R b/c of "simple tech" (no direct injection crap, CVT nonsense, turbos that may blow up the engine in 100K, etc etc.) No, I don't hate those technologies, I would embrace them for my next new car, but grudgingly so.
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Kirk is a dingbat who reads internet forum rumors and turns them into YouTube videos like he has "sources."
With that said, I think turbo4 is correct. |
I'm not defending the guy, but he does cite his sources (sites I wouldn't otherwise never hear of or go to.). Yes, it's mostly speculation, but he tries to back up his words with some logic. He basically gets his information and makes into a conversation (youtube). That is fine by me. I'd rather listen to what he has to say rather than folks (not you Gecko) who don't have a clue. Yes, sucks to hear that a possible I-4 turbo is coming, but it does make total sense. Kirks latest video talks about Lexus and how they hint about staying with the TNGAf platform (body on frame) and making off road variants of the GX/LX. There is a market for luxo-"trucks", so there's that. Lexus is a mess now (lexus pseudo fan boy here), so they need to get out of their slump by going into markets they wouldn't otherwise go. We lost the Land Cruiser, but the next gen will be here in the form of the LX............... i'm rambling....... future info of the next gen 4Runner should be leaking in the next year. Everyone knows it will happen.
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Toyota hasn't jumped on the turbo bandwagon just yet, but they are beginning. (Lexus LS turbo V6, NX turbo engine) Let's hope they make them robust enough that reliability is that of their NA engines. EDIT: Lexus and BOFs: Lexus tracking demand for body-on-frame luxury off-roaders | Autoblog |
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https://i.imgur.com/9Kc185Il.jpg MAybe a moderator can help out? |
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