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[Redsoxx1918]

A good point. Toyota also allows for an ORP to add the exhaust, roof rack and TRD wheels. I wonder how many 4Runners I see from a distance that look like a pro are actually faux PRO...like a dealership slapping on the heritage decals to make a base-model SR5 look like the 40th Anniversary Edition...

True for some colors. I have a Voodoo blue PRO and Voodoo wasn't offered on other trims the following year. It was offered on a special, Hawaii only Waialua edition but you won't see one of those stateside. You'll also NEVER see a solar octane 5th gen 4Runner after this year as the 6th gen is coming. Inferno, quicksand and Cavalry blue were never offered on other trims either. It is nice to have a unique color in a sea of black, white, silver and grey vehicles. Jeep offers a bunch of unique, cool colors for the Wrangler. Ford is offering unique colors for the Bronco. Dodge offers a lot of exciting colors for the Challenger and Charger.


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[gomiami]

True for some colors. I have a Voodoo blue PRO and Voodoo wasn't offered on other trims the following year. It was offered on a special, Hawaii only Waialua edition but you won't see one of those stateside. You'll also NEVER see a solar octane 5th gen 4Runner after this year as the 6th gen is coming. Inferno, quicksand and Cavalry blue were never offered on other trims either. It is nice to have a unique color in a sea of black, white, silver and grey vehicles. Jeep offers a bunch of unique, cool colors for the Wrangler. Ford is offering unique colors for the Bronco. Dodge offers a lot of exciting colors for the Challenger and Charger.


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I accept an answer that is based on a desire to get away from the monochrome. In that regard, the PRO color scheme is welcome. It's the price I cant swallow.

 

[TK-422]

The color talk is kinda funny to me. I have previously had mostly silver vehicles simply because after owning a black one I wanted them to look as clean for as long as possible. Silver was never a premium choice.

When I bought my 4Runner I ended up with white because that was available in the trim I wanted. I can't fathom paying way more just for a specific color. That's just me though.

Before that I did not like the color white but for some reason the shape of the 4Runner worked well with it.

 

[gomiami]

The color talk is kinda funny to me. I have previously had mostly silver vehicles simply because after owning a black one I wanted them to look as clean for as long as possible. Silver was never a premium choice.

When I bought my 4Runner I ended up with white because that was available in the trim I wanted. I can't fathom paying way more just for a specific color. That's just me though.

Before that I did not like the color white but for some reason the shape of the 4Runner worked well with it.

I do think Super White looks sharp on a 4Runner. I was spooked by the single stage paint. If it had been a clear coat/top coat, I would have considered it.

 

[Bluesky 07]

I do think Super White looks sharp on a 4Runner. I was spooked by the single stage paint. If it had been a clear coat/top coat, I would have considered it.

My white Xterra was single stage paint and I would never do that again.