Took new 4runner into the mountains. Iforce 4cyl Turbo

Trail4R · 2024-04-15T21:50:31+00:00

Official Pricing will be released this fall, however with some 5th Gen 4Runner pricing and comparative data against the 2025 Tacoma and J250 Land Cruiser - we can make some assumptions. The biggest factor in price will be the upgrade options for premium models. With the 2025 Tacoma price live on Toyota's website, we can make a correlation between the two. 2025 Tacoma Upgrade Pricing TRD SPORT Upgrade Package with Options: $6,255 TRD SPORT Premium Package with Options: $8,690 Audio Multimedia Upgrade with Options: $1,490 Heated Front Seats with Options: $645 Based on some of these upgrade options, we can get closer to the base price and premium package upgrade options. Of course we are just making assumptions here, but what do you think? Is this realistic pricing or no? Updated with the V3 Pricing Expectations:

6thgen4runnerfun

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Monday at 11:28 AM

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Yesterday I took my 6th gen 4runner up into the mountains for a day of hiking. My observations were that the 4cyl engine did great. I was at about 6500 ft of elevation. No issues climbing and decending was a breeze with the manual shift option in the 4runner. I switched between 2nd and 3rd gear depending on the grade. I will say I am not 100% in love with the way the engine sounds. Sometimes when there is no other noise in the cabin like music or talking you can definitely hear it. I could barely here the turbo when I was near a rock face and the sound was echoing off. Usually on first acceleration. Once again I was quite pleased with the performance.