2025 6th gen 4Runner Official Reveal Thread

Well, whatever Toyota ends up announcing today, features, pricing, etc, I have a vehicle that does 90% of what I want. I kinda wish it got better mpg, didn't hunt for gears at highway speeds and had wireless carplay, but the reality is I'm probably not going to spend more money to get those things. Right now, I have an engine that doesn't leak or burn a drop of oil. I've owned a lot of vehicles, brand new, that couldn't say that. I'll drive anywhere at the drop of a hat knowing I'll get there and back (save for maybe flats or accidents!).

I like the shiny new objects, and just have to remind myself that life is good where I am. If the GX550 Overtrail had been available 3 years ago, I would have bought that hands down.

Do I sound like I'm convincing myself? You bet I am! A dose of reality is ok, but sometimes not easy to accept.

 

Nasty looking (in a bad way)

 

Did it get t-boned by a mini cooper? Just kidding...

 

How can you make a statement that it's less capable off road When A just like the new Taco you can put 35s on it a lot easier B no one has taken it off road and C you started the sentence with I have a jeep lol

 

Where is the event being held? Looks like hills around Socal.

 

A small change like this would’ve made it a bit more recognizable.

 

Whomever is at the event, please open the drivers door and take a pic of the vehicle sticker on the door jam and post.

 

Or just the VIN number.

 

Thats the same SUV I got.

 

Get my wife to sit in one?

 

With all the room under the hood it could have a V10 let alone a 4 banger


Maybe they have some old school Jaguar designers

 

100%, I love the upright windshield in my 4runner just a whole different feel.

I really hope the rear seat legroom isn't reduced, but if it's following the Tacoma this could be very possibly which is a huge letdown.

The mpg thing is all going to depend how it's driven by the owner, but most small turbo engines tend to get wise mpg or not much better then the previous generations. It's a win for the manufacturer meeting epa regs and not much to be gained by the end user.

 

Coping and seething? This isn't Reddit my guy. You're spreading doom and gloom for something that hasn't been revealed yet. God forbid the 6th gen is better than the previous.

 

Or Volkswagen...

 

You're right, San Diego.

 

Show us on the doll where San Diego hurt you.

 

Now you want pics of another man? Well this is getting weird. You work on that ego and I'll go about talking about the 6th gen.

 

Looks decent so I'm in for the '28 model year when it's time to trade my '23. In the meantime I'll let the early adopters overpay and work out the bugs for me.

 

And all the Tacoma guys will also be working out the same bugs.

 

They're actually averaging about 20% better than the previous model.

 

Shiiiid I'm keeping my 5th gen and get the 6th gen in 2028. Right now I'm treating my 5th gen as a princess. She's one of the last of her kind; NA V6 and 5-speed and manual transfer case. When I get the 6th gen I'll use that way more often.

 

Who is "they?" What was the test? What tires did the EB have? 2.7, or 3.5?

 

Lol. Based on what?

I looked it up on Fuelly.com.

Where are you getting your information?

 

So, some youtuber? Sounds very scientific.

 

And port fuel injected still....

 

https://youtu.be/nQ0Z19Y23-4


Hopefully it’s all April fools and something better at 10:15pm eastern


Maybe the tfl guys will give us a Tacoma update also

 

Anyone have a link to the live stream? First post just has a press release with date and time.

 

May be late to the party, have not caught up on ten pages.
In all seriousness, what is this about snapping tie rod ends on grass?

 

Yo crazy thing is this POS 4runnerlifestyle troll job looks better than the real 6th gen

 

Is the I4 iForce GDI? I know the V6 iForce is dual port and GDI.