Official: 2014 Toyota 4Runner
04-29-13, 06:17 PM
#63
wow.
*pinches self*
Am I really in a Lexus/Toyota forum?
So much vitriol for a toyota product
I'm afraid what the feedback would be on the GX460 refresh.
*pinches self*
Am I really in a Lexus/Toyota forum?
So much vitriol for a toyota product
I'm afraid what the feedback would be on the GX460 refresh.
Last edited by pman6; 04-29-13 at 06:20 PM.
04-29-13, 07:28 PM
#64
Lexus Test Driver
04-29-13, 07:33 PM
#65
Lexus Champion
04-30-13, 07:40 AM
#66
Boardroom Thug
Thankfully the LX front is still nice but when we went to build one, no black wood option
04-30-13, 08:17 AM
#68
This 4Runner refresh is a front headlight/bumper and rear taillight revision, new wheels, and nicer interior trim. All other major sheetmetal is the same. Interior overall design and features is the same.
04-30-13, 08:39 AM
#69
its like the 4 runner got an F Sport front, I dont see what the big deal is. What I meant was the it looks like an evolution of the previous model just like how the 2IS and 3IS is. The front of the new IS is still similar to the 2IS basic features and shapes wise.
04-30-13, 12:16 PM
#70
We have owned:
2002 4Runner Sport Edition
2003 Sport Edition
2004 SR5 (still have)
2005 Sport Edition (still have)
..and when I saw the pictures of the 2014 4Runner this morning, I almost threw up coffee in my mouth. I'm scare to look at the front end now....What the H*ll happened?
Note - I DO miss reading posts from the old 1SICKLEX though....Not so much anymore....What the H*ll happened?
2002 4Runner Sport Edition
2003 Sport Edition
2004 SR5 (still have)
2005 Sport Edition (still have)
..and when I saw the pictures of the 2014 4Runner this morning, I almost threw up coffee in my mouth. I'm scare to look at the front end now....What the H*ll happened?
Note - I DO miss reading posts from the old 1SICKLEX though....Not so much anymore....What the H*ll happened?
04-30-13, 12:56 PM
#71
Lexus Fanatic
We have owned:
2002 4Runner Sport Edition
2003 Sport Edition
2004 SR5 (still have)
2005 Sport Edition (still have)
..and when I saw the pictures of the 2014 4Runner this morning, I almost threw up coffee in my mouth. I'm scare to look at the front end now....What the H*ll happened?
Note - I DO miss reading posts from the old 1SICKLEX though....Not so much anymore....What the H*ll happened?
2002 4Runner Sport Edition
2003 Sport Edition
2004 SR5 (still have)
2005 Sport Edition (still have)
..and when I saw the pictures of the 2014 4Runner this morning, I almost threw up coffee in my mouth. I'm scare to look at the front end now....What the H*ll happened?
Note - I DO miss reading posts from the old 1SICKLEX though....Not so much anymore....What the H*ll happened?
12-24-14, 08:16 AM
#75
2015 Toyota 4Runner Proves Off-Road Credentials
The 2015 Toyota 4Runner is still a pretty oldschool vehicle. It may have some electronic aids and modern accouterments, but it’s still basically just body-on-frame ruggedness at a fairly affordable price.
The guys over at KBB took one out on an off-road adventure. They bit off more than they could chew, by going down a snowy hill that was obviously very difficult to climb back again. Yet even so, with some shoveling, it somehow managed to crawl back up and got them safely back.
It’s definitely not the kind of SUV for city dwellers, but for somebody who actually needs the off-road capability, then the 4Runner is a safe bet. Just make sure you fit it with suitable tires, as even the run in the video posted below would have been far less daunting with more specialized rubber.
The guys over at KBB took one out on an off-road adventure. They bit off more than they could chew, by going down a snowy hill that was obviously very difficult to climb back again. Yet even so, with some shoveling, it somehow managed to crawl back up and got them safely back.
It’s definitely not the kind of SUV for city dwellers, but for somebody who actually needs the off-road capability, then the 4Runner is a safe bet. Just make sure you fit it with suitable tires, as even the run in the video posted below would have been far less daunting with more specialized rubber.