trainman605
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What do you think will happen to your 4 Runners value. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VaFQMRP6_c
Will this happen to the 5th Gen 4 Runner
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96RedRunner
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Don't own 5th gen, been watching market trends though. I'd say going up,
it the beginning of the end with new design. 5th's my area popular being mod'd up because
they're available the look is catching on, 4th gen kind of stepchild, 3rd running out.
Same as happened with Landcruiser.
it the beginning of the end with new design. 5th's my area popular being mod'd up because
they're available the look is catching on, 4th gen kind of stepchild, 3rd running out.
Same as happened with Landcruiser.
trainman605
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From past experience I can tell you that most vehicles left in their original new condition will bring much more than those ones that have been changed by adding so called upgrades, equipment, etc. My new 2024 I added TRD Off Road license plate frames, I hope I didn't affect it value too much.
DAW89446
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This video a major reason I generally don't watch videos. It should have only lasted the length of his first sentence, which summed up what 6:09 of blah, blah, blah with no visuals other than him moving around enough to make me seasick. 
uke: So, that said, I quit watching after about 15 seconds.
As for my '18 SR5, I don't care if it goes up in value. I never have purchased any vehicle with thought to resell or get a good trade-in value. I have bought them to use until they are no longer reliable enough to justify putting more money in them. The old ones generally went to family members if desired and still running. Between vehicle purchases, I've saved so that I can purchase a new vehicle without going into debt.
At my age, and with the prices of new vehicles today, I've reached the time that my '12 Subaru Outback and '18 SR5 will likely be my last purchases. My Outback turned over 150k miles last month, but has been super reliable and has no issues. And my T4R has 61,800 miles, so has a lot of years/miles left.
uke: So, that said, I quit watching after about 15 seconds.As for my '18 SR5, I don't care if it goes up in value. I never have purchased any vehicle with thought to resell or get a good trade-in value. I have bought them to use until they are no longer reliable enough to justify putting more money in them. The old ones generally went to family members if desired and still running. Between vehicle purchases, I've saved so that I can purchase a new vehicle without going into debt.
At my age, and with the prices of new vehicles today, I've reached the time that my '12 Subaru Outback and '18 SR5 will likely be my last purchases. My Outback turned over 150k miles last month, but has been super reliable and has no issues. And my T4R has 61,800 miles, so has a lot of years/miles left.
96RedRunner
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[MENTION=769624]trainman605[/MENTION] TRD Off Road license plate frames adds to value factory option. :rockon:
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