Driver Seat Height (Which do you like?)

A Prius...? Is there a story to this...? There has to be, right?

I'm sure the world is full of wonderful Prius people... However they seem to be a unique bunch.

The change from a Prius to a 4Runner is substantial... There has to be a good story behind the change...

Lol, well, I had a 2013 Mustang GT and I was commuting about 100-120 miles a day for work. I was struggling financial because all my money was going towards gas. I wanted something that would give me excellent gas mileage so I got the Prius. I hated it and wished I never got it because I got promoted a month later to where my commute is only 2 miles a day (yes 2). I ended up paying off the Prius and being miserable in it. My wife and I went camping and there were some hiking trails that were off road. That was the last straw, I needed something capable with room. I’ve always liked the 4Runner and did my research. Fell in love with the 4Runner community and the 4Runner itself. Here I am now with a gorgeous 2019 TRD ORP and absolutely love it. I’m also 6’3” so the extra room is a godsend.
 
High enough to definitely see the hood, but that's just what was comfortable for me and my body frame. :thumb:
 
Lol, well, I had a 2013 Mustang GT and I was commuting about 100-120 miles a day for work. I was struggling financial because all my money was going towards gas. I wanted something that would give me excellent gas mileage so I got the Prius. I hated it and wished I never got it because I got promoted a month later to where my commute is only 2 miles a day (yes 2). I ended up paying off the Prius and being miserable in it. My wife and I went camping and there were some hiking trails that were off road. That was the last straw, I needed something capable with room. I’ve always liked the 4Runner and did my research. Fell in love with the 4Runner community and the 4Runner itself. Here I am now with a gorgeous 2019 TRD ORP and absolutely love it. I’m also 6’3” so the extra room is a godsend.

Thank you, that's a great conversion story. Welcome to the 4Runner family. :welcome:

Jason
 

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