Demographics of 5th gen owners

What is your age?

  • 0-20

    Votes: 8 1.0%
  • 21-30

    Votes: 201 24.8%
  • 31-40

    Votes: 293 36.1%
  • 41-50

    Votes: 173 21.3%
  • 51-60

    Votes: 84 10.4%
  • 60+

    Votes: 52 6.4%

  • Total voters
    811

zonzin

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Poll: Demographics of 5th gen owners

I've been curious what the age of 5th gen owners is. Not a cheap vehicle and modifications make it even pricier. What ages predominate this "hobbie".

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I would be more curious on how long the average owner on this forum keeps a 4runner, my wife's car which is a slightly higher priced sports sedan is full of 20-35 year olds who seem to keep them 1-2 years on average , maybe 3 tops but its a pump and dump. Not all a bad thing as the classifieds are replenished every week with aftermarket parts people are unloading due to trade in but also makes for fewer dedicated/helpful members as many do not truly seem engaged as a hobby, maybe its for an image thing.
 
This forum will NOT be a representative sample of all 4Runner owners. People come here for mod/maintenance advice and/or advice on how it handles situations not found at your local mall (heavy towing, off-roading, etc.).

The vast majority of owners never stray from OEM and never leave improved roads (graded gravel is considered "off road").

That said, I'm a 41-50-yr-old structural engineer.
 
46, 2106 Trail Premium. I have been a lifted F-250 guy for the last 10 years. Kids are grown and gone so no longer needed the truck. Really loved it, but it would beat the crap out of you offroad. We took it to Big Bend last year and it was a terrible time, thats why I bought the 4Runner. Absolutely love it so far. Have the lift and tires completed, waiting on front and rear bumbers, rock sliders and roof rack. Hopefully I can be completed in the next 6 months.
 
84 and Holding

The '16 4R Trail is my 10th 4x4 since 1964, most of them bought new. '64 Intl Scout, '69 Land Rover, '75 LR, '83 Chev Blazer II, '89 Isuzu Trooper, '96 Jeep Cherokee, '08 Mitsu Outlander, '14 Jeep Cherokee, '15 Jeep Wrangler, '16 4R Trail. I won't try to classify them except to say that the 4R is definitely the best 4x4 I've ever owned, and the last 2 Jeeps were big disappointments.
- Ted.
 
32 year old father of 3. My salary has finally caught up with me having 3 kids at a young age so I upgraded from a Forester to a 4Runner. I am now looking to take the next step in my offroad capabilities for camping and adventuring purposes!
 
This forum will NOT be a representative sample of all 4Runner owners. People come here for mod/maintenance advice and/or advice on how it handles situations not found at your local mall (heavy towing, off-roading, etc.).

The vast majority of owners never stray from OEM and never leave improved roads (graded gravel is considered "off road").

That said, I'm a 41-50-yr-old structural engineer.

True,, but just looking for ballpark numbers here. Us old farts are definitely in the minority as suspected.

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34 year old quality engineer. Father of one. Only mod is TRD skidplate.

I was a 28 year old father of none when I bought my first 5th gen.


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44 work for the city I live in, parks department


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32, engineer, started wheeling with an 80 series, then to a couple of JK rubicons, now back to the Toyotas.

Had to buy one before they screwed up the 4runners like they did the tacomas, and how Nissan messed up the Pathfinder/killed the Xterra, etc...:flame:
 
35 Year middle school Earth/Space Science and Physcis/Chem Teacher. Father of two (4yrs and 2yrs).
 
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49, Father of 2, Location Manager
On my 3rd 4Runner - My .02......The best, most versatile, vehicle ever made!

Lifetime Toyota owner, now, if Toyota would just release the new Supra, I'd have an excuse to get a speeding ticket!
 
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