You sure you want that ZR2?

^ Why do these loyal Tacoma owners get so defensive? They are built poor as shit too. I know they live off that Toyota heritage BS but these will never have the quality of the Japanese-built trucks of the past - and I think the 22RE is a pile too.

The Tacoma is such a shit pile.

Disc brakes? Leafs? Is this the 1970s? No, they want 40-45k for the damn things.
 
What part of what where I said I own both didn't you understand? I have no reason to be defensive about any of it. If I want to take the ZR2 offroad, I'll pull the fuse.

Chances are that will never happen. With the airbag bullshit going on, we're just keeping the ZR2 around as my wife's daily driver for another year and will trade it off on something else. It won't see any off-roading if I were to guess.

Looks like you're kind of an idiot now, doesn't it?
Why buy a ZR2 if you're not going to offroad it???
 
^Drives me nuts how often I see new 4Runner's being driven by moms who clearly are never going to off road them. Why??
 
Ask that to the majority of TRD Pro owners. Matter of fact, ask that to 99% 4Runner owners.
Valid statement regarding the TRD Pro, but not really the 4Runner. 4runner is capable off-road but it's not marketed/optioned/priced as optimized for off roading like the Pro or the ZR2.
 
Then why buy the 4Runner over a Highlander?
Because you prefer the looks? Because you've had good luck with 4runners in the past? Because you prefer the way it drives? Because if you ever take it on a trail it will be more capable, and if you don't you didn't sacrifice too much? Because the Highlander reminds you of a minivan? Because you like the roll down rear window?
 
Totally unnecessary for that purpose
Perhaps you believe that 'necessary' is the only valid motivation for buying a 4Runner. There are tons of people on here who own them but for whom they're not necessary, including me.

My wife likes hers because it's a truck, it sits her up high, it CAN do things like get her out of a snowy corn field after being run off the road by a careless driver, and for whatever other reasons she chooses to like it. So 'choice' is perhaps a better reason to own and drive a 4Runner than 'necessity'.
 

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