Hello I am new here, and to SUV's

[cmdr430]

Just traded in my 4dr Honda civic SI for this 2006 4Runner Sport Ed. one owner 48k miles...

I have never owned a suv since I started driving 22 years ago, so this is all really foreign....

I live at the beach, so I wanted to be able to take the wife and kid on the beach w/ the 4runner and have everything right there with us...

I needed more room w/ the baby and all of his toys and what not.....

and this is my toy

 

[thirstyturtle]

I'm right there with you man.

In my 10 years of driving I've had:

1993 Honda Prelude
1990 Nissan 300ZX 2+2
2002 Acura RSX Type-S
2007 Infiniti G35S Sedan

All manual, loved them all.

Now I'm rocking my 2006 T4R Sport V8 4x4 with a lift and A/T's. I wanted more room and capability to go on trips and such with my wife and friends.

I miss having a manual transmission sports car, but I love the T4R. I plan on picking up a small sporty car in the next few years like you have there, then I'll be set!

 

[cmdr430]

Thanks for the warm welcome....My past auto list is a long one.....

My first car to my last

1990 Ford Ranger 4cyl
1991 Mustang
1996 Saturn Wagon (moments lapse in judgement)
1997 Honda civic ex coupe
1997 Mitsu Eclipse GS-T
1996 Mitsu Eclipse GS-X
1998 Integra Type R #430
1993 RX-7
2001 Integra Type R #296
2000 Honda S2000
1989 Civic Hatch 4spd
2002 Honda S2000
1993 Civic Hatch
1996 Civic hatch
1997 Integra Type R #127 (current in above photo)
2009 Honda Civic SI 4dr (traded to get the 4Runner)
2006 v8 4Runner Spt Ed.(current)

 

[chmura]

I'm right there with you man.

In my 10 years of driving I've had:

1993 Honda Prelude
1990 Nissan 300ZX 2+2
2002 Acura RSX Type-S
2007 Infiniti G35S Sedan

All manual, loved them all.

Now I'm rocking my 2006 T4R Sport V8 4x4 with a lift and A/T's. I wanted more room and capability to go on trips and such with my wife and friends.

I miss having a manual transmission sports car, but I love the T4R. I plan on picking up a small sporty car in the next few years like you have there, then I'll be set!

You can pick up a new FT86 in a few years.