How Many T4R per Mile Do You Get?

[V8Man]

I like to play a game of counting the 4Runners as I drive across town. I live in a suburb of Oklahoma City and as drive I spot a lot of 4Runners. Most days a 4 mile trip I will spot about 4-8 T4R. So am getting between 1 to 2 T4R/mile. Another part of the game is breaking it down to the gens too. I am starting to see more 5th Gens compared to the 4th and if I'm lucky I'll see the rare 1st Gen.
I started wondering what area has the most T4R per mile. Want to play?
Passing a car lot doesn't count!

 

[mnofpeace]

ok, ill play..but this surely isnt scientific.

In the Washington D.C. area of Md.

3rd Gens...plenty...approx 6-10 per daily commute of 30 miles. they are VERY popular. Driven by a variety of types of drivers, soccer moms and dads, all diff races, all diff ages, and in all diff levels of upkeep. some are pristine, some are full on beaters.

4th Gens...some...approx 4-6 per daily commute...again, poplular. most in decent condition.

5th gens...not so much. maybe 1-3 per day...and thats IF...some days, the only 5th gen ill see will be my own. and speaking of 5th gen/2nd additions, ill only see 1 or 2 per week, IF that...again, i may only see my own 2014.

:violin:

 

[theking11863]

I don't really count how many per mile, but I know the general break down on gens.

Where I live in CA, there are mostly 2nd gens with the occasional 3rd gen thrown in. I know there is a few local 1st gens too but they are rarely seen. On the weekends when all the tourists come in, there is a lot more of the other generations but it just varies because people from all over CA come here. My neighbor is a weekender and has a 5th gen limited.

Where I go to school in AZ you see mostly 3rd gens. I don't often see any of the other generations, but this could be because it's a huge metropolitan area and so most people own small cars. There is a guy who lives on campus that has a pretty sweet first gen though.