Debating on another Tacoma

Maybe consider a 4Runner limited 4x4. It will be different enough from the other one but still have a great powertrain. The full-time 4WD is great in the winter (if you live or travel in snow country).

 

I would get a 2017 Tacoma, everyone I know on the street loves thiers(2016s), I would definetly stay far away from Fords or Jeeps only a someone desperate or insane would go that route

 

Man, I do wonder what kind of deal can be had on a 2wd reg cab Sierra. Then slam that bitch on the ground. Shit

 

My limited is selectable 4wd not FT.

 

Stick shift Tacoma if you need a bed, if not 4 Runner with that gorgeous 4.0 motor.

 

What year 4Runner limited do you have? Believe current gen is torsen limited-slip center differential with only 4Hi and 4Lo. They also have a button to lock the center diff.

4th gen (2003-?) had torsen limited-slip center diff but you could select 2Hi, 4Hi, and 4Lo. Again they had a seperate button to lock the center diff. Interestingly the V8 dropped the 2Hi setting (less features for more money?).

I had a 2004 limited V6 in Alaska and liked the flexibility. Full-time 4WD if you wanted, 2WD if you wanted, or even 4Lo on pavement was possible.

Maybe you have something from before 2003.

 

5th gen 2013

 

The KBB and Edmunds specs suggest 2013 4Runner Limited could either be purchased as 2WD or as full-time 4WD. Are you in the states? I don't know what was offered elsewhere.

 

Strange! I'm in the states for sure... I think

 

Maybe a dealer "limited" then. Leather seat covers in an SR5.

 

The limited has the ugliest face ever

The trail and Pro face of the new 4 runner is gorgeous

Around here only Korean old ladies drive the limited

 

Are you sure about that or just trolling again ?
I see 6's for tacos and 7's for the 4 runner at these links 0-60 and 1/4.
You comparing to the 4 cylinder taco ? If so it would be a tie. 6 cyl blows it away dude.

http://autotk.com/0-60-times/toyota/4runner/


http://autotk.com/0-60-times/toyota/tacoma/

 

Thanks for the replies guys I don't mind the new engine wasn't aware of so mAny tsbs. I am a manual guy but never off road with them afraid to dry hump the clutch

 

Personally not a fan of the latest faces (any trim) except in black. However, spent the week following Thanksgiving driving my father's 4Runner limited in Idaho on roads which constantly varied from dry to snow to ice. It never missed a beat and I never had to debate "is it slippery enough to avoid binding in 4WD." That is a nice luxury. Anyway, enough from me... have fun shopping OP.

 

I think the problem is there have been a lot of issues but not enough TSBs to fix them.

 

Are u guys really that unhappy with the power? Is the gearing any different ? I only want the pro for the cement color lol I already know I will fully load the taco if I get my hands on it, I take it it's to new that anyone is running different gear

 

I agree the awd on the limited would be nice but if it came to that the wife would probably take that she's already overwhelmed with the off road stick. Either way as great a vehicle the 4Runner is id think it be a "waste" to have the same vehicle I already have

 

Current gen 4R is FT with worsen.

 

I once somehow ended up with two green Subaru station wagons (both manual with tan interior). That was a waste for sure and was quickly remedied.

 

WOW my 2016 Tacoma has more power than my 2016 4Runner!