Sorry to put up a depressing post here, but I think some people might like to see it. I heard about this wreck in Anderson, South Carolina that happened on July 30, 2011 involving two semi trucks, a Toyota Tundra, and a 3rd generation 4Runner. Without explaining all the details of the accident, a semi came across the median of Interstate 85 and collided with another semi, then that semi collinded with the two other vehicles. Both semi truck drivers and the person driving the Tundra were killed.
The 4Runner was rammed just about all the way underneath the trailor of one of the semi trucks, but the two people in it lived. They were airlifted away, but they lived.
I drive a 2008 4Runner. And what I'm getting at here with this is that after seeing that 3rd gen. in a wreck like that, and its passengers still living...I have that much more peace of mind as far as safety is concerned with 4Runners period. I know anything can happen in any vehicle, but I can't help but to use this as an example to show how good these things are. 3rd and 4th generation. This is tragic though. My condolences to the families of those involved.
The 4Runner was rammed just about all the way underneath the trailor of one of the semi trucks, but the two people in it lived. They were airlifted away, but they lived.
I drive a 2008 4Runner. And what I'm getting at here with this is that after seeing that 3rd gen. in a wreck like that, and its passengers still living...I have that much more peace of mind as far as safety is concerned with 4Runners period. I know anything can happen in any vehicle, but I can't help but to use this as an example to show how good these things are. 3rd and 4th generation. This is tragic though. My condolences to the families of those involved.