What? Toyota4runner, least fun to drive?

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Just look at what they picked for most fun in the same category--a Porsche and a BMW. These guys were looking for tall sports cars, not SUV's! They wouldn't have a clue what to do on a serious trail.
 
I don't know I would take a cayenne over a 4runner any day. lol

I drive a lot of Cayenne's for my job and they are great. In fact the whole Porsche line up is pretty spectacular. But I would take the Cayenne, trade it in for a 4Runner then use the rest of the money for mods!
 
Just look at what they picked for most fun in the same category--a Porsche and a BMW. These guys were looking for tall sports cars, not SUV's! They wouldn't have a clue what to do on a serious trail.

Looks like we were thinking the same exact thing. lol
 
Looks like we were thinking the same exact thing. lol

Beat you by thaaaat much! Yeah, clearly these guys have no thoughts for offroad usage. It's almost funny to try to picture a Porsche with rock sliders, or a BMW with 35's and caved-in doors from close encounters with a tree!
 
I drive a lot of Cayenne's for my job and they are great. In fact the whole Porsche line up is pretty spectacular. But I would take the Cayenne, trade it in for a 4Runner then use the rest of the money for mods!

I'd sell the Cayenne, buy an older 4Runner, mod the heck out of it, buy a second car, some camping gear, a really nice mountain bike, a great camera, some....
 
Apples and oranges for sure. My weekend warrior is an X5 sport. Funny thing is both the Bimmer and Porsche are classified as SAV (activity) vehicles. Being all wheel drive I still wouldnt go over a curb w/ mine. Handles like its on rails though.
 

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