TRD vs Limited owners

[lewdog998]

I was at the dealership this last week and this limited parked opposite of me...I should have parked beside it, and taken the picture but I was in a hurry. Another thread about someone trading their trd orp for a limited made me think.
We all know the 4r is a vehicle for all different things. It would be interesting to see the personality profiles.

The limited in the pic is not me....I'm the smart-ass jerk.

 

[patkelly4370]

I have no personality. I drive an SR5 (and offroad it, a lot)

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[lewdog998]

I have no personality. I drive an SR5 (and offroad it, a lot)

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Good point. Fwiw, I have taken the ole girl off the road maybe once or twice...

 

[aggrobot]

I was at the dealership this last week and this limited parked opposite of me...I should have parked beside it, and taken the picture but I was in a hurry. Another thread about someone trading their trd orp for a limited made me think.
We all know the 4r is a vehicle for all different things. It would be interesting to see the personality profiles.

The limited in the pic is not me....I'm the smart-ass jerk.

HAHA! Too bad you couldn’t get them next to each other. It’s pretty neat to me that the same vehicle can suit so many different needs/wants based on trim level. I do agree that there seems to be differences between the aspirations of the limited owners, and some of the others. I love these vehicles but am most partial to the limited myself. As such, I will probably keep nearly stock if not completely stock, and it will see light-duty off-roading in Utah and Wisconsin. I am completely uninterested in getting any shittier gas mileage, and think its the most comfy cruiser ever. Nothing but respect for the folks doing theirs up the way they’d like.