Official picture of 2010 4runner!

No offense, but these numbers are taken directly from Toyota's brochure:

2002 SR5 V6 4WD - curb weight 4115 lbs
2003 SR5 V6 4WD - curb weight 4280 lbs
2003 SE V8 4WD - curb weight 4450 lbs (that 's the heaviest version of the '03 4Runners)

So I'm not sure where you're getting your numbers, but regardless they do not match up well with Toyota's own numbers.

:bigok:nice shows you how stupid people get when they tend to lose an argument and retort to making up numbers. Owned
 
just dont want a moderator give me the boot and yea your right but i was just tired of arguing really and dont want him to say anything smart-allick back
 
you shouldn't appologize for crap, he's the idiot that thinks that an older gen 4runner is better than the newer models. Toyota improves each gen, not makes it worse. Seems like he's jealous

Better is a subjective thing.
How about you enjoy yours and I'll enjoy mine.
:wink:
 
its done lets stop worrying about it and talk about the 5th gen. does anyone have a link to what the trail package will offer???

No link, but I know for sure that the Trail will have a hoodscoop. I don't think a hoodscoop will be available on any other versions. So all of us Sport Edition owners who love our scoops will have to switch over to the Trail to have a scoop in the future. Then again, unless the new design grows on me tremendously, which is doubtful, I don't think I'll be buying a 5th gen 4Runner.
 
Folks, relax. All of you guys are not 5th gen owners, be happy you have a much better looking 4R. :)

:iagree: While Toyota makes the newer models better in terms of features, it certainly isn't better looking, which is subjective though.
 
aww well i dont really care about a scoop all though are sick and wish i had the sport edition but thats okay
 
its done lets stop worrying about it and talk about the 5th gen. does anyone have a link to what the trail package will offer???

There is a document posted on page 6 of this thread which lists all of the options for the trail package. I'm holding out hope that the trail 4runner is going to be a bad ass!
 
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Not bad

It doesn't look too bad, but I think I'll wait for some more significant drivetrain improvements. I'm sure a 6 speed tranny and/or the new V8 is scheduled for one of the upcoming model year changes.

I think it took until 05 for Toyota to put the 5 speed tranny in with the V6.
 
The 5-speed auto came available in 03 with the 4.0 4Runner, .

The '03 and '04 4.0L 4Runners both used 4-speed automatics. The 5-speed auto wasn't put into the 4.0L 4Runner until the '05 model year.
 
The 5-speed auto came available in 03 with the 4.0 4Runner, the 6-speed manual came available in 05 with the 4.0 Tacoma.

That is not correct. In 03 the V6 had a 4 speed auto and the V8 had the 5 speed auto. Same in 04. In 05 both had the 5 speed. I know because that is the reason I didn't buy one in 03. I wasn't 100% sure about 04.

What possibly caused you to make that post?
 
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Haha wow people. I made a mistake. I was reading the specs in some old 4Runner and Tacoma brochures and got them mixed up when I made the post. Sorry to get all your panties in a bunch. :)
 
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you shouldn't appologize for crap, he's the idiot that thinks that an older gen 4runner is better than the newer models. Toyota improves each gen, not makes it worse. Seems like he's jealous

They had been improving each year.. until the 5th Gen...
 
5th Gen looks good to me, although that white one looks a bit emasculated. Even though some of you dislike it now, I am sure it will grow on most of you.

I almost bought an FJ Cruiser last year and then took out a 4Runner and liked it more, but couldn't commit since I knew the new one was coming out relatively soon. I guess I'll find out soon enough how it is. If there is something fundamentally so terrible with it, I can always go looking for a nice 4th gen TE, but for now I think I'll go with the new model.
 
In my opinion, the 4th gen design was an immediate connection for me. I thought it looked great (and still do). I also loved the 3rd gen design when it came out as well (I still miss my dad's 1996). Unfortunately, my first looks of the 5th gen were not the same. I will reserve any other comments until after I physically see and drive the truck.
 
In my opinion, the 4th gen design was an immediate connection for me. I thought it looked great (and still do). I also loved the 3rd gen design when it came out as well (I still miss my dad's 1996). Unfortunately, my first looks of the 5th gen were not the same. I will reserve any other comments until after I physically see and drive the truck.

Same here. I've always liked 4Runner, even the 1st generation. The 2nd and 3rd gens were good looking and seemed like a natural progression. The 4th gen seemed like a bigger jump in styling from the 3rd gen (as compared to 2nd & 3rd gens), but I liked it the first time I laid eyes on it. I just wish I could say the same about the 5th gen. Some people like to say it just needs time to grow on you, but why? Why does it have to grow on me when I liked the earlier 4Runners right away?

Now it's true that I've only seen some low res pics that don't show the whole vehicle and it's details, but from what I've seen so far I'm pretty disappointed. I almost want to go out and buy an '09 before they're all gone!
 
And the one thing that will always make the 3rd gen dominate the 4th gen (stock) is the electronic rear locker.
oh and fyi, my "weak little engine" puts 240hp down at the rear tires and I have smoked many 4th gens with V8s, and I've spent about half as much $ as a 4th costs. I'm sorry bud but I dont think you know the first about wheelin.

Hmmm, i would put money on the 2009 4runner Trail Edition vs. your 4runner anyday of the week for off-roading.:bravo:

And why are you comparing the price of your 4runner when you bought it USED vs. someone who bought theirs NEW?? My 2002 4runner Limited 4wd was around $33,000...ain't cheap back then nor by today's standards.
 

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