Would you buy again?
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My only regret is not getting one sooner. I'd buy another in a heartbeat. Just be sure you get the exact one you want so it doesn't eat you up after the fact.
mnofpeace
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Does a Bear S@#$ in the woods?!?!
Is a Frog's ass water-tite?!?!
...and with my wife, who didnt like it when i brought it home, now wants it to be seen as OURS...i have contemplated buying a '10-'13 (pre-front-chrome) Limited model as a 4th car...if the $$ is ever available for it. She can have the heated seats and leather, and i can have my plain ole SR5 back...
a man can dream, cant he?
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Is a Frog's ass water-tite?!?!
...and with my wife, who didnt like it when i brought it home, now wants it to be seen as OURS...i have contemplated buying a '10-'13 (pre-front-chrome) Limited model as a 4th car...if the $$ is ever available for it. She can have the heated seats and leather, and i can have my plain ole SR5 back...
a man can dream, cant he?
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kinnakeettom
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Nope not enough power to pull my boat, so will upgrade to the Lexus 470 next time they need to bring the V-8 back...
Cymon
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Zero regrets! If I still lived in Maryland or NorCal where you can get to snow I might have gotten a Limited for full time 4wd, but then again I like the front of the SR5. If the trail had a third row, I would have regrets I settled for the SR5. I also don't regret the premium package. I could take or leave the sunroof, but with kids couldn't go without the softex for easy cleanup.
03_4x4Runner
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As long as I am still doing some off roading I would by again. With no off road it would probably not make the cut. To many other more street friendly, powerfull choices are out there including the Highlander.
blackpearl2007
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Yes and did. Had a 2007 v8 limited and bought a limited 2015 Barcelona red. Love the 4-runners and do wish they still had a v8 but I am really enjoying my 2015.
Nathan.whitmire
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Yes I will buy another one!
I have only had mine for about 3 weeks. A 2016 Limited 4x4. I got the limited for all the comfort features. I am kinda wishing I had gotten a different model with out the big side rockers on it. I am looking to add some slider/steps and that is proving to be a bid of a challenge. But all in all that is minor. I had been looking at 4runners as I passed them on the road for years. my wife never liked them much and she is still not the biggest fan. She would want it to have more features. Her Ford Explorer has rain sensing wipers, blind spot monitors, and adaptive cruise control. I did want to get something with all of these nice features, but I also wanted something kinda rugged. I looked at the Lexus alternative but for me it was not worth the added cost just to get those features and a bigger engine. I'm a city boy, I don't tow anything except a bike rack so it has plenty of power for me. I wish I had bought one years ago!
I have only had mine for about 3 weeks. A 2016 Limited 4x4. I got the limited for all the comfort features. I am kinda wishing I had gotten a different model with out the big side rockers on it. I am looking to add some slider/steps and that is proving to be a bid of a challenge. But all in all that is minor. I had been looking at 4runners as I passed them on the road for years. my wife never liked them much and she is still not the biggest fan. She would want it to have more features. Her Ford Explorer has rain sensing wipers, blind spot monitors, and adaptive cruise control. I did want to get something with all of these nice features, but I also wanted something kinda rugged. I looked at the Lexus alternative but for me it was not worth the added cost just to get those features and a bigger engine. I'm a city boy, I don't tow anything except a bike rack so it has plenty of power for me. I wish I had bought one years ago!
Dark Lord
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I love my 2015 Limited. I wouldn't have it any other way. The only thing I don't like is the foot room in the front passenger seat, and the lack of headroom in the back seat. Honestly though, that only affects me less than 1% of the time. I rarely ever sit in either of those seats. The power leaves more to be desired, but isn't the worst by any means. Not to mention it makes me drive more conservatively.
flyinhawaiian01
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Would and did also! While not a 4 runner, my '87 xtra cab convinced me that toyotas are awesome! Traded my '95 4runner for a new 2000 durango, and while it had a buttload of power, quality and reliability was nothing like a toyota. It fell apart in 4 years of being babied! Traded it for an '05 Tacoma double cab, and regretted selling it for the wife's Honduh!
Love my '11 SR5! Its got enough power to tow a 4200lb trailer through L.A. and back home to Idaho, all while getting 15.6mpg, and that's with speeds well over 70mph most of the way, and some speeds nearing, well, I won't say, but it WAS L.A.!
No real fatigue after driving non-stop through 3 full tanks of fuel and over 14 hours on the road, not even the wife's Honduh Odyssey can do that!
Love my '11 SR5! Its got enough power to tow a 4200lb trailer through L.A. and back home to Idaho, all while getting 15.6mpg, and that's with speeds well over 70mph most of the way, and some speeds nearing, well, I won't say, but it WAS L.A.!
No real fatigue after driving non-stop through 3 full tanks of fuel and over 14 hours on the road, not even the wife's Honduh Odyssey can do that!
invisible4Runner
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In a heartbeat
