Didn't know that was a thing. I put my speedometer in number readout there. Think it will do both?Never really payed attention to that so far since I use the display in the cluster for speed limit info
Didn't know that was a thing. I put my speedometer in number readout there. Think it will do both?
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The only real difference is the new one has apple carplay/Android auto. Unfortunately I haven't had time to figure out how to use that yet, so not much difference to me.Since you jumped from a '16 to a '20, you are a perfect person to ask! I am looking into buying a 4runner and the cheapest '20 I found for sale in white for an ORP was 43k before California's wonderful state/reg fees, and I found a 19 marked down to 38.5k, but I'm torn between buying a '19 or '20 due to infotainment system and the new gauge cluster features! Is the difference that big between the two? :yield:
The only real difference is the new one has apple carplay/Android auto. Unfortunately I haven't had time to figure out how to use that yet, so not much difference to me.
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Thanks for the input. I'm coming from a '14 Camry, and my girlfriend has a '17 Camry, both use the same system as the 4runner's right before the '20 update, and they're not BAD, but they're not good. Therefore, I was wondering if the new information that you can display as far as TPMS on gauge cluster, and the new screen/system is worth the extra cash to dish out.
Worth like $4,500? NahThanks for the input. I'm coming from a '14 Camry, and my girlfriend has a '17 Camry, both use the same system as the 4runner's right before the '20 update, and they're not BAD, but they're not good. Therefore, I was wondering if the new information that you can display as far as TPMS on gauge cluster, and the new screen/system is worth the extra cash to dish out.
There's also the addition of Toyota safety sense with adaptive cruise control on the 20's. Does that matter to you? If so, that might be worth paying extra for.
Worth like $4,500? Nah
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You should watch some youtube videos with the different displays. Displays are bigger faster brighter as you might expect in a 5 years newer system. Gauge cluster has a different look as well and screen in the middle higher resolution. You will also find updated navigation program (shows traffic density etc - although this does not seem as accurate as google maps in android auto).