4G hate especially for the PRO why?

there is essentially a $5000 difference between the four-door and the cheapest 4Runner. That is a huge problem.

 

Thats my understanding as well.

 

Why is that a problem?

 

You’re going to upset some sour grapes 3G pro owners with that kind of talk

 

Because they’re too expensive. The dealers are already discounting them $5000 to $8000.

i’m not even going to start how a Mexican built truck costing more than a Japanese made SUV makes no sense.

 

The truck doesn’t cost more.

 

The 4runner costs more.

4runner sr5 base MSRP 40,770
Tacoma sr5 base MSRP 36,220

 

Ignorance is bliss…

 

Here's the explanation:

https://youtu.be/ixSFEikCvEs?si=Dj3QJGSoqAJf7twm

 

I can think of several reasons:
1) Less real-world OR capability due to increased wheel base, width and weight.
2) Payload was vastly overstated by Toyota pre-launch. Expectations were high and what was delivered weighs 500lbs more than the outgoing model with little additional payload.
3) Price/value. If you went from 2023 3G to 2024 4G, you basically had zero inflation on durable goods, yet a 20% price increase.

 

Yeah....you logic is sound with the exception that the USMCA has a minimum wage of $16 and Tacomas have been produced in Mexico since 2005 or so.

 

I need more cylinders or my masculinity is in jeopardy

 

I guess you haven’t seen the video floating around. It was a take on that. Lick it.

 

Yeah and the fact that a US Toyota employee hasn't made $15/hr in decades but let's not let the facts get in the way here of this discussion.

 

Christian Bale begs to differ

 

My bet is that he isn’t out there writing anti-4g missives on the internet

 

The low IQ trolling really gives you away.

 

Neither am I but I do enjoy reading how defensive some of y’all get. Opinions are like, well you know, nothing worth defending imo.

 

You seem very interested in a truck you don’t want

 

Not sure about hating anything I don’t own or has never done me wrong; however, I am glad my 2020 3G is running strong, and I hope to get many more miles out of it.

When the time does come for a new truck, I will also be giving both the Chevy ZR2 and Ford Ranger Raptor a good look before making a purchase decision.