Deep_palancar
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The 5th gen. trail edition has far exceeded my expectations. I've owned 4runners from '85, '89, '94, (fell off the wagon for a while), '02. I still have the '02 and an '07 FJ Cruiser in the fleet.
I had been waiting anxiously for Toyota to replace the 4th gen 4runner, it just wasn't my cup of tea. When the '10 4runner was released I knew that I was going to own one. I knew nothing about KDSS, the other gadgetry like crawl control and adaptive traction control. I knew from the FJ that A-Trac was more than a marketing gimic.
This week I've been able to put my new trail edition through it's paces. We started from Houston, Tx bound for Ouray, Co.
Stocked with the worlds finest Bar-B-Que we head west x northwest for 980 miles
The road goes on forever through west Texas and New Mexico.
Near Durango, we're not in Texas any more!
Road manners and 10 hour comfort of the new 4Runner, much better than the 3rd gen and a little better than the FJ
This is why we bought it--
You wanna drive over there? Sure, we can get there!
10,000 feet, no problem.
I don't need no stinkin road.
I had been waiting anxiously for Toyota to replace the 4th gen 4runner, it just wasn't my cup of tea. When the '10 4runner was released I knew that I was going to own one. I knew nothing about KDSS, the other gadgetry like crawl control and adaptive traction control. I knew from the FJ that A-Trac was more than a marketing gimic.
This week I've been able to put my new trail edition through it's paces. We started from Houston, Tx bound for Ouray, Co.
Stocked with the worlds finest Bar-B-Que we head west x northwest for 980 miles
The road goes on forever through west Texas and New Mexico.
Near Durango, we're not in Texas any more!
Road manners and 10 hour comfort of the new 4Runner, much better than the 3rd gen and a little better than the FJ
This is why we bought it--
You wanna drive over there? Sure, we can get there!
10,000 feet, no problem.
I don't need no stinkin road.
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