The 2020 4runner

Yesterday you said you purchased a pro...
What is that about?
Sell yours! They hold their value amazingly well.
You even talked of mortgage equity.
I thought you brought one...

 

I built one on Toyota’s website. The local dealer replied back they had a 20 but no Green Pro yet......

 

I figure it’s about $1,300 a month, with insurance, for five years. It’s really sinking in I got mad respect for those that do...

 

If I use my equity, I would have to pay back $75,000 prob, over the course of my loan. I get checks in the mail for 50k all the time...

 

My mom gave me the house I grew up in. I could rent it out for about $2500 a month. But they would just tear it up. And anyways I still stay there as an escape and change of scenery...

 

The chances of me get a 2020 TRD pro in Green is slim to none, right now. So I settled for a half bushel of Steamed Blue Crab’s!!! OMG they are heavy and full of meat this time of year..

 

Dam, I just got a check in the mail for $150,000!!! I may get a new TRD Pro and a Z28!!!!

 

No way. I’ve been in a Camaro for 29 years. And it’s going to be a naturally aspirated double over head cam big block 427!!! Only comes in manual transmission!!

 

A Z28? how about a new C8 corvette Z51 package?

 

Corvette is nice but cramped inside.

1970 Camaro. Nice, can’t handle can’t brake. They don’t run those on the Nurburgring...

 

Favorite Z28=93, LT1, six-speed trans. It was a special project by GM.
Favorite 4R=96, first year on the new production 3rd gen

I own both!!!

 

The "ring" has ruined many cars. It is a racetrack. Not daily driver conducive. All cars built for "ring" times are great @ the track & tolerable on the streets.
Both the z-28 & new C8 are beautiful
The C8 is a marvel & a bargain for what you get...

 

I went to the ring last year, was a cool experience of course Porsche, Benz, audis were the majority

 

I bet it was a blast.
My point was that a car designed to master the "ring" will ruin that car for the streets.
Just look at the different Porsche 911's built for different types of racing.

 

Depends on the car, if its tuned for the ring you need to expect great handling not boulevard cruising.

 

What are all the countries that Toyota sells the 4Runner in ?

 

I thought it was only sold in the USA and Canada but apparently a few more countries:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_4Runner

Nice wheels on the Limited in Peru!

 

Does anybody know what the button on the dash bottom left of steering is for? It has a picture of the windshield on it? Heated wiper grid like Subaru?

 

So awesome, in Michigan winters it was one of my favorite options on a vehicle. Thanks

 

And they import used 4Runners into numerous other countries. New Zealand and Australia, for example, have a ton of them on the road.

 

I went to the dealer with the intention of buying a 2019. They gave me a deal on a 2020 TRD OR I couldn’t pass up. $6500 off. Lane assist is annoying but adaptive cruise control is great. Pre collision already paid for its self. The sensor is an unfortunate location. I’ll have to wait to get a steel front bumper until the fabricators redesign.

 

Everyone now wants to know the details of your purchase and what dealer you bought from. Even if yours was optioned up to $46,000, $6,500 off is still over 14%.

 

I posted this somewhere else, but walked out of Kendall Toyota in Eugene, Or for $39,999.....TRD ORP w/ moonroof + rear slide out deck. So far, I love it - only a few complaints here and there (lane departure is a bitch).....but nothing major. She's a beauty.

 

Nice score! Let's see some pics!

 

A bunch of pix posted in the Newb section - she's a beauty!

 

Mine was Charles Maund in Austin. End of the quarter and salesman’s first day back from vacation. I did as well on my Tundra a few years prior.

 

I’m glad autos are coming with lane departure. Here lately everyone has been driving over the fog lines. So much so they have started “ribbing” them. Congrats on the new ride!!!

 

The good news is that they made it VERY easy to disable - there is a small button on the steering wheel to quickly turn it on and off. I leave it off most of the time, but will use it on the freeway.