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1k dollar option from the factory. All 4runner's with this option are worth more.


That's what I tell my friends.
 
I've long wondered if Toyota has the power rear window patented, trademarked, or otherwise protected, because no one else does it. It's such a great idea. It seriously is almost a deal breaker for me to even consider any other SUV or truck besides Toyota.
 
I've long wondered if Toyota has the power rear window patented, trademarked, or otherwise protected, because no one else does it. It's such a great idea. It seriously is almost a deal breaker for me to even consider any other SUV or truck besides Toyota.

pretty sure most of the station wagons of years past had roll down rear windows. I know my dads old 63 Bel air wagon did. Wasn't power of course.
 
I think it's just more expensive to produce and build? All I know is I love the fact that the Tundra Crewmax, Sequoias, and 4Runners have them.
 
I've long wondered if Toyota has the power rear window patented, trademarked, or otherwise protected, because no one else does it. It's such a great idea. It seriously is almost a deal breaker for me to even consider any other SUV or truck besides Toyota.

They definitely don't have it patented because plenty of other SUV's and cars have the same feature. The old Bronco's, Ram Chargers and Blazers have the same feature, but have since been fazed out. I'm not sure why though. This seems to be an amazing feature and very unique. I open mine every day and use it to create a nice air balance in the 4runner while on the freeway.
 
Buddy of mine has a silverado he bought used and the back window went down. Had to be aftermarket but the job looked professional.
 
I wish I had a key remote I could maybe do it while in the car. I can only put my window with the key but I love that feature. Window down on the freeway makes a world of difference. To bad I can't figure out why my damn switch won't move it down. It only goes up
 
I wanna know why I can use the key remote to put the window down but not up?

I always figured it was for safety, so perhaps a little kid aint hanging out of the window when it rolls up. Not that it would be enough to do to much damage.....but ya never know.
 
Blazers, Broncos and Ramchargers seemed to have water drainage issues back in the day which caused the bottom of the tailgate to rust from the inside out. Toyota must have a better design; I don't see too many 4runners in my area with the bottom of the tailgates rusted through.
 

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