Went from a Tacoma to 4Runner

Did you factor in the cost of a trailer? I dunno. The 4Runner isn’t really a truck. It’s a tried and true SUV. It doesn’t solve truck problems. It’s a people mover.

 

I would say pretty much all mid size. The 3rd gen Tacoma really is that much smaller than a full-size but it’s a hell of a lot less truck

 

I don’t need a trailer I traded the Tacoma for a Power Wagon

 

Unless you travel tight trails, then it is more truck. That’s the beauty of the Taco where I live. It fits between the trees.

 

What in the hell are you talking about? The only thing would be cab space.

https://www.mountainstatestoyota.co...a-Tacoma-5b6e6d7f0a0e0ae7143e79525c596332.htm $34,853
VS
https://www.mountainstatestoyota.co...-4Runner-6778e29c0a0e0ae83f9a0465ac421bfa.htm $35,802

Do we really need to get into how much more you get with the TRD OR Tacoma vs an Sr5 runner? Lets not even mention the money you save if it were a MT.

 

Ok I get that. I thought you went to a T4R

 

No but I do still have one. The Tacoma is a great truck I just felt I could have far more with not that much more money

 

I was talking about a full-size not the 4Runner

 

Ok gotcha now, you definitely confused me.

 

I’m good at that

 

Would anyone here refuse a FREE / NO GIMMICKS ATTACHED 2019 4R of their choice if the opportunity ever arose? No, I ain't offering to buy anybody one either!

 

Only if it’s not blue

 

3? shit, I don't know how many? I'm surprised anyone can remember anything I've posted.

 

Hmmmmm

https://www.cdodge.com/new/Ram/2018-Ram-2500-denver-co-09f44e250a0e0aea4efe3859e5043747.htm $52,170
VS
https://www.mountainstatestoyota.co...-4Runner-6778e29c0a0e0ae83f9a0465ac421bfa.htm $35,802


I consider $16,368 a lot more than "mildly built" if you were to dump that into a Taco. That's actually QUITE a bit more for more truck. Glad your family fits in it though.

 

I paid a fair amount less than that. Take the cost of a new TRD off-road plus winch, armor, suspension and tires and your damn near the cost of a PW

 

Are you sure? I wondered about that earlier and googled it. What I found...

Most SUVs are built more like cars than pickups, except Toyota 4Runner. The 2013 Toyota 4Runner is an SUV that uses body-on-frame construction, like a pickup truck. Most crossovers and SUVs use a unibody or monocoque platform like that of a car.

 

Damn that $16k would give me the pick of any rig on the out-dated 2nd gen forum.

 

Sorry, its tough to believe you. A lot of factors here. Did you buy it used? Because we can't use your deal as a metric. We have to take current MSRP and same year models to make what claim to be true. And it just isn't.

 

shots fired!