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Well if that's the case, pretty happy about the 5 day old 2017 TRD Off-road Premium parked in the garage!

Can't believe Toyota would go unibody. The sales of it have been doing excellent, increasing YoY so why go this route. Then it's just a Highlander.
 
I hear it's going 4 cylinder only, front wheel drive unibody. Colors available will be pink, lavender and spring peach. And it will only be sold to transsexuals.


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I hear it's going 4 cylinder only, front wheel drive unibody. Colors available will be pink, lavender and spring peach. And it will only be sold to transsexuals.


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I also heard that only a 5 seat version will be available, with only 2 doors...
 
You secure that shit Hudson.

Not that I am a fan but this is no place for political anything but 4runners vs. Jeeps ;):

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As near as I can tell this is about the ONLY place on the Web you can come to that is not full of Trump, Clinton, Obama or even your local council. Keep it that way if you want to post. No politics. Just 4Runners and a few other vehicles.
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As near as I can tell this is about the ONLY place on the Web you can come to that is full of Trump, Clinton, Obama or even your local council. Keep it that way if you want to post. Just 4Runners and a few other vehicles.
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I like this as well. I do like that part, it's hard to get away from it honestly.:peep:
 
Saw this in another post and another member had the best advice....

"The 4Runner is Toyota’s crossover..."

.....and I'm done reading that.

To avoid clickbait, the article summed up in one sentence.

The 2018 4Runner will be the 2017 Highlander.

Save some time.
 
I've talked to some people at Toyota that were in a position to see what's coming.

They didn't mention a uni body and that would conflict the rav4 as well as the highlander.

But there was talk of the 4runner being killed this year if a certain political party took the white house. I laughed when he told me that, he did not laugh and said that is very likely. But since that didn't happen, who knows where it will go now. It's due for a refresh, IMO they could leave it alone, just add a bigger engine option and it would sell for another 10 years.
 
I've talked to some people at Toyota that were in a position to see what's coming.

They didn't mention a uni body and that would conflict the rav4 as well as the highlander.

But there was talk of the 4runner being killed this year if a certain political party took the white house. I laughed when he told me that, he did not laugh and said that is very likely. But since that didn't happen, who knows where it will go now. It's due for a refresh, IMO they could leave it alone, just add a bigger engine option and it would sell for another 10 years.

I had heard the same thing. The problem is, mpg requirements may get slashed, for now but it may only be for 4-5 years depending on what happens in the next presidential election. Do auto mfg's have an all out HP war or do they continue trying to reach unrealistic mpg figures by shrinking engines and lowering ride height, just for 4 years? I do hope Toyota wakes up and gives us the Tundra, Tacoma and 4Runner we all want and deserve.
 
Think about it guys, no auto manufacturer is waiting until Nov 2016 to make strategic investment decisions for the next 8 years and only then start design for a vehicle that will be in showrooms by the end of the following year.
 
This thread needs pics...

I don't know what that's supposed to be..
 

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[MENTION=66316]1engineer[/MENTION] there should be a way for one person to give those 10 likes but until that happens I will do what I can

Btw haven't you all heard of Chevy and Toyota joining forces to put the 454 in a 4Runner? Or that it's gonna come with a straight axle from the factory and whatever other buzzwords you guys like.
 
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