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Absolutely amazing 4 runner !!!
Wow in LA too?! Lucky you. May I ask what dealer you were able to make a deposit for? And mind sharing how much you paid for it?
looks naked without running boards
Not in LA! I wish - I must have messaged at least 15 different dealers in CA and ALL wanted either 3-5k over MSRP OR for the ones who would sell for MSRP, they already had 2 or 3 deposits for their allocations. So I expanded my search and found a dealer near Salt Lake City who would sell for MSRP, which is what I am paying. No one put a deposit on it at the time so I scooped it up with a deposit. That was only 3 weeks ago too so I was lucky.
So will do a short flight over, pick it up, and drive back with the wife and also visit Bryce Canyon/Zion National Park, which was on our list to do this year anyways so it all worked out.
I live in San Diego and have a stupid question. Are all 4runners sold in all states 50 state certified to meet California standards?
I never thought of buying one in Utah, Arizona, etc.
Thanks
Not a stupid question at all as this was my worry too. But yes I believe all 4runners sold in the USA are equipped for 50 state emissions. Even on the window sticker for mine it has a line item stating 50 state emissions.
Go easy on me for this one... but interested in some genuine t4r feedback.
I have very sweet Cement Pro, nearly stock except for the sliders and rack. I love the ride, and the suspension has been great on and off-road.
My wife’s white SR5 is over 4” taller with 285’s and the Icon suspension. When we add the C4 rear bumper next month it will settle down the rear overland Springs and balance out the winch and C4 Lo-Pro up front. I have to admit, even though a bit harsher in the backseat, the SR5 is still a better drive than the Pro. I really like the ride height around town and the extra clearance off road is huge. (BTW - super happy with the C4 Lo-Pro and can’t wait for the rear.)
I put a deposit down on a 2020 Army Green to hedge my bets, knowing the Fox suspension is great and that I will appreciate the CarPlay given that Entune sucks. But I am not sure that I’ll actually go through with it.
So... what would “you” do... lift the Cement, or splurge for the better-equipped Army Green? And will I still want to drive my wife’s SR5 as much?
Thanks in advance...
Go easy on me for this one... but interested in some genuine t4r feedback.
I have very sweet Cement Pro, nearly stock except for the sliders and rack. I love the ride, and the suspension has been great on and off-road.
My wife’s white SR5 is over 4” taller with 285’s and the Icon suspension. When we add the C4 rear bumper next month it will settle down the rear overland Springs and balance out the winch and C4 Lo-Pro up front. I have to admit, even though a bit harsher in the backseat, the SR5 is still a better drive than the Pro. I really like the ride height around town and the extra clearance off road is huge. (BTW - super happy with the C4 Lo-Pro and can’t wait for the rear.)
I put a deposit down on a 2020 Army Green to hedge my bets, knowing the Fox suspension is great and that I will appreciate the CarPlay given that Entune sucks. But I am not sure that I’ll actually go through with it.
So... what would “you” do... lift the Cement, or splurge for the better-equipped Army Green? And will I still want to drive my wife’s SR5 as much?
Thanks in advance...
Ok, figured out how to search for the 2020 on TrueCar, if you have that site available to you. When you search for the 4Runner, it only shows the 2019. Click on that, configure it as you like, and then when you have the overview it has a "View 2020" button. Click that and you're off to the races.
So... what would “you” do... lift the Cement, or splurge for the better-equipped Army Green? And will I still want to drive my wife’s SR5 as much?
Thanks in advance...
Go easy on me for this one... but interested in some genuine t4r feedback.
I have very sweet Cement Pro, nearly stock except for the sliders and rack. I love the ride, and the suspension has been great on and off-road.
My wife’s white SR5 is over 4” taller with 285’s and the Icon suspension. When we add the C4 rear bumper next month it will settle down the rear overland Springs and balance out the winch and C4 Lo-Pro up front. I have to admit, even though a bit harsher in the backseat, the SR5 is still a better drive than the Pro. I really like the ride height around town and the extra clearance off road is huge. (BTW - super happy with the C4 Lo-Pro and can’t wait for the rear.)
I put a deposit down on a 2020 Army Green to hedge my bets, knowing the Fox suspension is great and that I will appreciate the CarPlay given that Entune sucks. But I am not sure that I’ll actually go through with it.
So... what would “you” do... lift the Cement, or splurge for the better-equipped Army Green? And will I still want to drive my wife’s SR5 as much?
Thanks in advance...
I can't answer how the suspension difference will be, but I imagine putting your own suspension on would be a less-expensive venture, even if you went with Kings, which I've never seen anyone complain about.
The question would then be how much value do the new bells and whistles hold for you?
I personally am envious as **** over the keyless entry, push button start, android auto, and adaptive cruise control. But I know if I trade my 2019 TRDOR Premium on a 2020, I'm just going to want to trade in the 2020 on the 6th generation 4Runner whenever that gets released. So I'm going to try to see if I can make myself hold off until then knowing that those same features plus more (hopefully OEM LED headlights for christ sake) will be added in the future.
But who knows, maybe I'll swing by the dealership in a few months when they start filling up the lots and see what they'd give me in trade on my current 4Runner and swap just for shits and giggles.
Looks as though Canadian TD Pros do get the TRD exhaust! Im pumped. Picture taken from the Vancouver BC Port.
Waverunner 4Runner on Instagram: “#TRD Exhaust installed on #trdpro #4Runner 2020 #5thgen4runner at the port before Dealership”
I can't answer how the suspension difference will be, but I imagine putting your own suspension on would be a less-expensive venture, even if you went with Kings, which I've never seen anyone complain about.
The question would then be how much value do the new bells and whistles hold for you?
I personally am envious as **** over the keyless entry, push button start, android auto, and adaptive cruise control. But I know if I trade my 2019 TRDOR Premium on a 2020, I'm just going to want to trade in the 2020 on the 6th generation 4Runner whenever that gets released. So I'm going to try to see if I can make myself hold off until then knowing that those same features plus more (hopefully OEM LED headlights for christ sake) will be added in the future.
But who knows, maybe I'll swing by the dealership in a few months when they start filling up the lots and see what they'd give me in trade on my current 4Runner and swap just for shits and giggles.