Demographics of 5th gen owners

[Mr. Rambles]

21 2010 limited

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[LandBruiser]

24, no kids, Civil Engineer

2016 SR5

 

[Mariner]

25, no kids, fiancee and 2 dogs though!

Marine Engineer

2016 Trail

 

[Darrow]

35 and married with a newborn, hence the justification now for a 4runner.

 

[FlightMedic303]

Are you at Baylor or UTH? I'm at Memorial Hermann TMC


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I did some rotations back in the day at Memorial Hermann and Life Flight. Had the very lucky privilege of meeting Dr. Red Duke and learning how to suture from him. As a flight paramedic from the Denver area, I have to say I am extremely impressed with the professionalism and practice with everyone at Memorial Hermann and Life Flight.

 

[sbronemann]

33, married and have a 9 month old. Work as a correctional officer for the Iowa Department of Corrections for the last 10 years. It does get to play in the farm fields on occasion and hopefully get to do some off-roading in Colorado or somewhere in the next 4 years(mild most likely). My wife doesn't look at the 4Runner as an off-roader, it's a family SUV in her eyes lol.

 

[jspagna1]

Wow there are a lot of Millenials who own 4Runners.
Well I'm a 56 YO Baby Boomer and work as an Automotive OEM & Tier 1 Specialist at Loctite Corporation. We sell a lot of adhesive to Toyota Motor Corporation for sure.
I'm on my second 4Runner (2011) SR5 and bought a brand new 97 SR5 and had that for 16 years till I gave it to my brother-in-law.
Hopefully this one will last as long as my old one did.

 

[jbjones85]

31 technical manager for a sensor company, GF but no kids (well none without fur). Mild mods as most of the $$ is going into my house.

 

[clydeepants]

30, Civil engineer married with a 1 yr old

14' SR5, second owner had it for a little over a year now. Purchased as a family adventure-mobile and slowly modding (well slow to me, my wife would say otherwise).

Side comment, what is the age/year cutoff for millennials?

 

[ToyoDriver]

This is turning into a showoff thread...come on people.

I grew up in the hood fam.

Now I drive 2 miles an hour so everybody sees me.

 

[SnowTrail]

I grew up in the hood fam.

Now I drive 2 miles an hour so everybody sees me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEbi5GEmElY

On a serious note, nothing wrong with hard work.

 

[TX med]

Are you at Baylor or UTH? I'm at Memorial Hermann TMC


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PM'ed you!

 

[Engineer]

30, Civil engineer married with a 1 yr old

14' SR5, second owner had it for a little over a year now. Purchased as a family adventure-mobile and slowly modding (well slow to me, my wife would say otherwise).

Side comment, what is the age/year cutoff for millennials?

It seems to vary depending on who you ask, my own definition puts us both (being 29 myself) as millennials but we are on the older end of it. You and I did not "grow up" with cell/smart phones at age 4 but we turned into adults with that technology and likely had our own computers much sooner.

I think your going to get a lot of bias where the poll is posted. From what I have seen the average age of a 5th gen owner is much older in 40-50 range but that's just a guess.

 

[Brandonium]

There's a 25 year old woman that drives a silver '16 TEP, a 28 year old guy who drives a Shoreline Blue TEP and a guy that appears to be around 30 that's driving an Inferno TRDP all at my gym. There are many limiteds here but I see very few men in them (in this area anyways). Most of the women that I see driving the Limiteds appear to be between the 30-45 age range. I also see more men of various ages in SR5's.


Two of my friends have 4th Gens and bought them in their late 20's. Wonder if the demographic on those was much different.

Also the limited tend to show up in driveways of upper middle class neighborhoods (200-350k houses) as you don't see them that often in the very affluent areas of town (500k+).

It seems to vary depending on who you ask, my own definition puts us both (being 29 myself) as millennials but we are on the older end of it. You and I did not "grow up" with cell/smart phones at age 4 but we turned into adults with that technology and likely had our own computers much sooner.

I think your going to get a lot of bias where the poll is posted. From what I have seen the average age of a 5th gen owner is much older in 40-50 range but that's just a guess.

 

[APM]

28

Attorney

2014 SR5P

 

[brokengranite]

29 years old. Single, no kids. Machinist for 11 years.

2016 Trail with KDSS

I traded in my 2015 Tacoma 4x4 AC looking for something a little more comfortable but not wanting to sacrifice the off road capabilities. Dealership gave me a decent trade in for it so switching over to the 4Runner wasnt too bad. But still...the most expensive car Ive owned so far.

 

[Mike318]

45

Happily married. Father of two (21 y.o. and 16 y.o.)

Working in a law firm (eDiscovery/litigation support)

Picked up a '17 TRD Off-Road Premium last week. This is my very first T4R, and lovin' it!

 

[infirewetrust]

28, Fireman.

Also, had to google what DINK meant. I think I qualify for the term.

 

[The Gobbler]

52 (how did that happen?!?!?!), kind of married, work from home thank goodness.

Live in Conifer, Colorado.

Picked up my 16 Trail Premium 2 weeks ago after 3 Silverado’s and am totally in love with it. Only my second Toyota (first car was a Toyota 35 years ago).

 

[MattHowell]

23. Married. Optometry school student.

2016 Trail


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