2014 4Runner
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mrvandelay
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Why did they put the Seek/Next on the far right of the driver? Who needs easy access to the FM/AM button?
All of the inputs are on the left side, all other buttons on the right. As K O said, there are duplicate buttons on the steering wheel... presumably the longer reach to the seek/next button will also encourage drivers to use the steering wheel controls.
DannyLlama
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That's not even the upgrade Entune.
Really, that was at the auto show as a 2014??!!
Really, that was at the auto show as a 2014??!!
sandcrawler
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looks exactly like my 2010 Trail. (except for the dual-climate control, of course.)
philsey
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We geezers who listen to Talk Radio on AM, and Iowa Public Radio on FM.
EDIT: .... and don't even own a USB device.
phx
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Just saw this video... not sure if this is actually the 2014 one, but it looks pretty much exactly the same.
2014 TOYOTA 4RUNNER IN 2013 WASHINGTON DC AUTO SHOW 2013 - YouTube
2014 TOYOTA 4RUNNER IN 2013 WASHINGTON DC AUTO SHOW 2013 - YouTube
Qjake
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Entune is hardly an upgrade,:nono: the JBL system in my Limited is a better system. Toyota is pushing the "Entune upgrade" because in the near future you will have to subscribe to it with Toyota to continue it's functionality. IE; it's just another way for Toyota to take your money.
Quote from you tube : "What leads you to believe that is a 2014 4Runner and not a 2013? You could have easily looked at the VIN number and the 10th digit identifies the year and 13's would have a "D" as that 10th letter. 2014's won't go into production til June and will have a "E" as that letter"
Imho the video shows a 2013 model
Imho the video shows a 2013 model
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4Run4YourLife
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The Entune system isn't supposed to be considered an "upgrade". It is the stock head unit in the limited (from '12 on). The JBL system that is in your vehicle is still considered the upgraded system.
I would argue that the Etune's navi has better functionality though (but that isn't a great accomplishment).
1engineer
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Very expensive. It is not plug and play.
philsey
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Generally considered to be impossible, due to different wiring harnesses.
rjmckay99
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100% it will be cheaper. Here is a good place to start: Crutchfield: Car Stereo, Speakers, Home Theater, LCD TV, Digital Cameras
You can select your vehicle and it will include the appropriate harnesses and dash kits.
You can select your vehicle and it will include the appropriate harnesses and dash kits.
submarinepirate
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everything I've read is that if you replace the stock stereo system you will lose some of the functionality of it....it seems lots of people are still looking for exactly how to keep all their bells and whistles and get a better looking radio (heck, I'd like to as well...I especially hate those monster knobs)