I would definitely buy again, assuming the 4Runner is the best fit for the intended use. Next vehicle we replace will likely be the 1997 Camry, but it's still going strong and there's no immediate need to replace it. But when it comes time, we will do as we always have -- figure out what we need, what we want, and what we are willing to spend, then do the research to find the best vehicle that matches.Falls said:Just wondering with some of the issues that have cropped up ( on some ) if you had to do it all over again and buy a 4R or another Toyota ?
It kind of seems like Toyota is focusing on being number one in sales and not number 1 in quality anymore. Just my guess from reading stuff on here lately.
snhrph said:
IMO, the car is a mode of transportation and not an object of worship. :bigok:
cdoyle said:I would buy another 4Runner if Toyota continues to keep it more truck like.
I just don't want to see it put on a car frame, and become just like all the other SUV's out there.
I like how it is now, has all the fancy options etc, but it's still tough enough to take off road.
ALt4r said:Dad is that you?: