Off-road Adventures in a 2015 Toyota 4Runner - Kelley Blue Book

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That's how an offroad model should be tested. Push it to its limit. Not just driving around on a gravel road.

I think they didn't know how to lock the rear differential or possibly what that does. It's kinda hard to tell at times, but I'm pretty sure it was open the whole time.
 
Snow wheeling is a very different beast. Aside from not having the right tires for it he could've climbed that hill a lot more easily by going back to the bottom to build momentum. Need to feather that accelerator right between grip and slip on snowy hill climbs. And wtf was with him calling the compressor a "tire pressure device"?
 
Lucky for them that the Rubicon was closed.

X 1000. Imagine the carnage that would have taken place.
Would have been really entertaining though.

This has been posted before...

At the beginning he says somethig about things mysteriously going wrong on all their adventures. No mystery to me, they are clueless on multiple levels.
 
At the beginning he says somethig about things mysteriously going wrong on all their adventures. No mystery to me, they are clueless on multiple levels.

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I agree, I just kept shaking my head in disappointment watching these clowns flounder around.
What's hilarious is that the stockier one is described early on as being "somewhat of an off-road enthusiast".

Their 5-minute KBB auto reviews are generally pretty good though -- nice production value and they incorporate a decent level of humor into each one.
 
Had a similar entertaining adventure once in a 1970 Mustang but we didn't have a tire pressure thingy. But in our defense we were totally stoned. These kids? :censored:
 

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