2025 6th gen 4Runner Official Reveal Thread

where did it say that?

 

Am I the only one that can't get over those shiny black fenders flares. Other than that, I think they really hit it out of the park.

Also, good luck to Sam on keeping his job

 

In one of the videos from the Tacoma reveal, that jolly Santa Claus head engineer from Toyota talked about the A-pillar design. I can't recall what he said tho.

 

I dont love it.

The rear looks a bit like a 4th gen

 

the wheels look big. 18 inch?

 

Wheelbase of the new model has grown by 2.4-inches and overall length has grown by 4.7-inches compared to the old model

So it's not going to fit as well in tight garages.

 

I like this angle, color and wheels. Just don't like the air-vent in the front. Is that easily removable ?

 

It has exact same specs as Tacoma, so you can just look at that to see the numbers.

 

Ahaha someone didn’t see the “PM” in the Toyota’s announcement announcement!

But cool. Third row option, NiMH battery chemistry in the hybrid option and full-time 4WD option confirmed!

Almost 5” longer and slightly worse angles. Doesn’t that make this Land Cruiser/GX sized?

 

Where is this confirmed?

 

Shiny black fender flares ain't it.

 

How is the departure angle even worse... smh

I was hoping Toyota would try to fill the gap the FJ Cruiser left in the lineup... This is evidently not the case. Despite the cool name: Trailhunter

 

I'm updating the first post as more information and photos come in.

 

Back side is fine.. front is sus

nah.. the new taco is getting discounted already.. expect the 4Runner to have the same market demand

 

I like it. Seems like they kept the iconic shape of the 4R but added the “modern day” body lines of Toyotas new generation.

 

This is in reverse order, start from the bottom and go up
Last photo:

First photo

 

Sam updating his resume right now.

Those painted fender flares, apparently Toyota putting awful paint job on the black painted version of those flares. Paint just looks sub par and the part has ripples in it.

For the cost of the new Tundras, quality control looking poor.

This vid shows those painted flares up close.

https://youtu.be/JJ5OrSu79Ck?si=XWhM6q1i2uk4-KRQ&t=1649

 

Thanks OP!

 

Someone at Forbes last day of work today.

 

No, you're not. This brings back memories of those awful plastic fender flares Toyota used on some of the 4th Gen models. I can see an aftermarket replacement fender flare opportunity for somebody that has injection molding experience and equipment. At this point I'm glad I bought a brand new '24 a couple of weeks ago.

 

No sure I like these design - Looks like a crossbreed animal.
Why those black wheel fenders.

Is there a Nightshade all black edition in Pipeline

 

meanwhile people on 4runners.com are losing their shit and creating multiple threads on this leak.

 

Really don’t need multiple new threads on this

 

A moment of silence for our dear Sam and / or perhaps the web developer that scheduled the post. Lol.

 

Oh it was 10:15 PM EST not 10:15 AM EST! My bad! Let me just delete this article, I am sure no one read this anyway

 

This is why military time is a thing. You think they'd triple check they set the release time correctly at a place like Forbes. I'm not complaining, now I don't have to watch the whole stream

 

I will still watch I have a feeling you will as well.

 

Where are the specs published? I thought the release was this evening?

What gap? Is there a big market for goofy looking SUV's with stupid backwards rear doors?

 

Fender flare color is going to be dependent on model. It will be same as Tacoma, so we know

Color-matched fender flares
SR5
TRD Sport
Limited

Black fender flares
TRD Off Road
TRD Pro
Trailhunter

Only question is whether the black versions will be painted or have that matte camo-looking color.

This is a new $75k Tundra with bad paint and ripples on the fender flares.






Matte fender flares on the new Tacoma Trailhunter




Glossy fender flares on the Tacoma TRD Pro

 

The Jeep Wrangler Ford Bronco gap. Toyota doesn't need a family SUV lineup with the same number of options as a color wheel. Making the 4runner a convertible would make it not redundant.

Actually, they should have kept the 4runner as a Prado with a rear window that rolls down, it was the Land Cruiser that needed repositioning in the first place. The Land Cruiser should have taken on the Wrangler/Bronco