1 Year Ownership Review - 2006 Toyota 4Runner V8 w/246,000 Miles

[@jager891]

Car Journalists would have a stroke over this. “It’s due for a refresh, it’s so outdated, I can’t live my life without Android Auto or Apple Car Play, the gas mileage is horrible, it has 5 horsepower less than (fill in the blank) competitor, it doesn’t have a push start button”. I love when cars were simple and not over complicated. You don’t buy an SUV or truck for gas mileage, if you do, you’re buying it for the wrong reason. Thank you for making a review like this. It goes to show that even though it might not have the brand new touch screen, or whatever new technology, it still gets the job done.

[@jager891]

@biblereader I’ve thought about that too actually. It would be nice if it was a simple Cummins or Duramax for the Corolla Sedan and Hatchback. Unfortunately, the emissions standards completely mess up diesel vehicles. It is what it is, great idea though!

[@jager891]

@deez Thank you.

[@JimmyCasket02]

My dad has an ‘06 4Runner with a v8 bought it new and has put close to 260k miles on it and I just drove halfway across the US with it and never doubted it, was running 27 hours nonstop and drove through 2 blizzards averaging 25mpg it’s a great car, I’d do the same thing again tomorrow

[@scltxn]

Averaging 25mpg? Wwwwhhatt?

[@JimmyCasket02]

@@scltxn yes sir I had to crunch the numbers 4 times because I didn’t believe it myself but it came back as 25 every time

[@g3n3sis50]

@@scltxn yea, my 4runner with the v8 also gets like 22 mpg average so idk...

[@blue-tb2fd]

Not bad for what's essentially a rounded brick. Then again some people get 30 mpg with their old Lexus LS

[@TonyKimtheamusementparkfan]

This car is from 2006, but still runs well~ Great to see how reliable Toyota vehicles are, no matter how old they are, plus the dedication of you maintaining the vehicle to the best of your ability.

[@VainakhQuranites]

Mine is a 1999 with 220,000+ miles, and it drives the same as I bought it new.

[@jdm757]

I bought a '97 with 280k. Besides rear axle seals and a few minor repairs, it still drives like new. No unusual noises from the engine etc. Most reliable vehicle I've ever owned. Really glad I bought it.

[@chieftainmk_11]

A land rover will get you there A toyota will get you home Ironically i am a land rover fan myself But i love both cars.

[@TonyKimtheamusementparkfan]

@@VainakhQuranites Toyotas are just tanks~~

[@BandoLando]

got an 05 tundra @ 283k and shes still kickin it. no major issues juist the interior plastics lmao.

[@gagers6620]

I absolutely love the interior of those older 4runners. I'm not sure why, but I just love them. I had an opportunity to buy a 2004 sr5 with the JBL. It had 235k miles and was $8k but near perfect condition. I thought it was too much, but nowadays thats a $10k car :(

[@politicalgangster9395]

Yeah those suvs were already expensive before the care market. Now it’s insane

[@verothacamaro]

The HVAC controls are pretty terrible, but everything else feels chunky and durable.

[@gagers6620]

@@verothacamaro yeah they aren’t the best design wise, but otherwise I just loved the look and they feel very sturdy

[@taliesinangling3564]

@@verothacamaro You dont think twice about them once you get used to them.

[@verothacamaro]

@@taliesinangling3564 true, but they were overdesigned in my opinion.

[@keester7668]

So I’ve been subbed for a little longer than a year. I went and bought a 4Runner.. 07 V8, and your first video was the final push I needed to pull the trigger. This might’ve been my best purchase yet living here in Michigan!

[@alechou8209]

Toyota cars last a long time! My mom passed me down her 2008 Toyota 4Runner in HS and it still runs smoothly at 360k+ miles on it. Although I drive a different car now, still use it time to time and it runs like before still!

[@bemoremad]

Amazing car, and love that you represented a true ownership/buying experience again for an older vehicle. I was considering a 4runner myself after hopping out of a NA Miata to get out there and hit some trails, but it’s overpriced rust buckets galore out in the Northeast and it’s hard keeping a car in NYC. Really wish I were in a place to pick up your 4runner. Truly is worth the money finding a vehicle that’s been cared for and tastefully modified/fixed like yours has been (speaking from a nightmare experience in sorting out previous owner “fixes”). I hope these cars keep chugging along until I can get into a place to experience them.

[@SlightReturn666]

Have a 2003 4Runner V8 Limited 4wd. It has never spent a night in a garage. Paint’s a little tatty but it drives exactly like a new car. Everything works; perfectly comfortable with leather seats and such; terrific stock sound system; handles the worst snowstorms with ease; tightest turning radius of any car I ever owned; plush comfort on long road trips; massive torque right from idle. _Unbelievably_ high-quality vehicle. Should easily last another couple of decades.

[@golferpro1241]

I bought a 2004 Lexus RX330 on a whim last year. 22,500 original miles, one owner. I put in a Kenwwood Apple CarPlay with a backup cam, a dashcam and powder coated the rims. Heated seats, AWD. It’s freaking awesome! Your vehicle looks real clean. Nice find!

[@jacksonguy3471]

I think you should buy the '22 GX Premium. The GX is probably the last of its kind when it comes to naturally aspirated V8 vehicles with late 90's to early 2000's mechanical engineering. Toyota has already killed off the V8 Land Cruiser, and within the last few days we've learned that the N/A V8 Sequoia is headed to the graveyard too, replaced by a 2x turbo V6. The GX remains one of, if not the most reliable vehicles you can buy. When you buy one new, you're set for at least ten to 15 years of struggle free ownership. Even if you find yourself in the unlikely position where something breaks, parts for this car are so easy to find because this car has been basically the same for like 20 years. You also wouldn't have to put too much into it after you buy it because it basically comes from the factory ready to hit the trails. In addition, that Mark Levinson sound system is one of the best car audio systems out there, specifically in the GX. if you decide to sell this car in the future, you aren't losing much value; in fact, you may even gain value because the demand for off-road vehicles has exploded and is here to stay. For $60k, the GX is the safest, and in my eyes, the smartest choice. This is a car you could literally take to the grave with you.

[@jcherestal]

The guy is driving a 15 year old car with a quarter million miles and your telling him to buy brand new🤦🏾‍♂️ are you going to buy it for him??

[@chrisvldz]

I'm waiting for the 2023 GX. Not interested in 14mpg Premium gas ⛽

[@nicholaslofa8867]

@@jcherestal he was talking about what he’s considering next in the video and has over 350k subs, I’m sure he doesn’t have as strict of a budget as it seems. A 4Runner this old is just a unique car and not one that I see someone buying because they’re cheap, because they’re not compared to other less niche used cars of its age (like the Highlander even)

[@fakedazzleful]

@@jcherestal I was gonna say the same thing.

[@redkley]

@@jcherestal because he literally said it's one of the cars he's considering......

[@kode3]

I've got a lifted 2014 GX460 and a 2017 GSF, makes both seasons a blast.

[@TheTopher]

Perfect garage right there!

[@vVeazel]

Awesome combo! '21 GX460 and '14 ISF here.

[@danmurphy1994]

Bro said GOTCHES which is probably a very obscure word.. this dude is so educated and well spoken love ya chris

[@JYMAHJAMES]

seeing old cars with CarPlay is like an old house with a brand new kitchen, I love it haha

[@aldemar9416]

There’s just something about 4Runners man.. 😍😍😍 Take good care of her and she’ll never fail you

[@verynick]

8:45 you are a car guy. We are wired to always pursue another car. It’s like an never ending loop lol

[@TheTopher]

It’s the bane of our existence

[@eliharalson7281]

Man I love this thing!!! Wish you did more videos on this

[@rightlanehog3151]

Chris, Thanks for the update. I really hope viewers will take your advice about Krown Rustproofing to heart. Even in the Salt Belt, rust is NOT inevitable when proper preventative maintenance is done to protect the body. Beyond the body panels and frame, any quality rustproofing product will also protect brake and fuel lines. My Ontario car is a year older than your 4Runner and it remains rust free because it has been protected from corrosion since day 1. To put it bluntly Rust = Neglect. Buying a 15 year old vehicle with over 200,000 miles will always involve some upkeep expenses and it was good of you to include that in this review. If you don't keep the 4Runner, make sure it goes to a good home ;-)

[@lukeventers4755]

I just got mine TODAY! (4WD SR5 4.7 V8) gold with black rims and tinted windows. It's 2022 and it only has 148K miles! I'm using really nice BF Goodrich tires. It's so smooth on the hwy, and I love the camber system that keeps it level. I've got a 3" lift in the front and a 2" lift in the back to level it. Pray for me, I'm going to keep this one forever!

[@momoGuavajelly]

Just added a 2in toytec lift w/ 32in Destination XTs to my 5th gen. Just had snow/sleet/rain & then a re-freeze. Tires were grippin while others were slippin; absolutely love em.

[@dynasty2295]

I've got an 07 v8 limited just hit 150k miles, looking forward to another 150k 😃

[@Dirtbikedude602]

I just got a 2006 4runner Limited with the 4.7 v8 and 4wd. It's got 234xxx on it but still runs and shifts like brand new, the suspension all needs to be replaced but I can do that myself. Overall really happy with it and the JBL 10 speaker is pretty banging ngl, heated seats make the final touch and I'm going to stick with it for many many years

[@Icehawks7]

Happy to see you still have this thing! Looks great and you are certainly taking good care of it.

[@leaguespork5146]

Well I dont feel to bad about the miles on my 4Runner. I just got a 03 V8 4Runner limited from a coworker for $800. Its got 235,000 miles on it. This is my first 4Runner so still am learning a lot about this suv

[@VIccs826]

That’s such a steal. I live in Colorado, and V8 4Runners with 200k+ miles are going for 10-12k. It’s ridiculous

[@ImperatorCaesar22]

@@VIccs826mine with 170k was $10.5k I kinda feel like I got ripped off but sometimes I’m not sure

[@keithiomusic6378]

I have a 2003 limited v8 with only 113,000 miles! Bought with 105k :)

[@phillipturner5853]

sold my gx470 last year and regretted it ever since. i started looking for a replacement. i didnt care if it was another gx or a 4R with the same 4.7 and 4x4. i ended up finding a 4runner and will start modding soon. so far i like it but it is definitely different than my GX

[@rubikscub3]

I would still take the GX over the 4Runner but the 4Runner is a good 2nd choice!

[@rubikscub3]

Get a new 22' GX, honestly the reliability, the capability and the luxury can't be beat!

[@abdullahabed5173]

Appreciate Toyota to make practical and reliable cars ! All Toyota models are great and worthy to have

[@P4SDetails]

What a solid idea. I like that you had the full transparent review!

[@JFlogerzi]

Keep the 4runner. Your job allows you to experience all kinds of cars. If something really leaps out, you will know :)

[@marc-4407]

this review is great, you almost make me wish i'd stuck it out for a 4runner instead of the gx470 i ended up buying. great truck and greetings from a fellow michigander

[@ImperatorCaesar22]

What’s wrong with a gx470?

[@jamesnewman5204]

I've got the same vehicle around the same time as you! And I couldn't be happier

[@paladain55]

The adjusted mpg for these is 14 and 18 now. They really just never got good gas mileage. I guess the old cycle was more lenient, because the old numbers were too high. To make you feel better though i compared it to the new Sequoia/Armada and they still get basically the same gas mileage lol. Even a new Tahoe only gets 18mpg with the 4wd. Welcome to the v8.

[@jimmyvien3094]

That's such a clean-looking car. Love the modifications!

[@mikeloco5477]

This is a nice vehicle and I love the fact that you installed Apple CarPlay overall a nice car/suv

[@williamlong2682]

Been fun watching this car on the channel! Personally, of the possible next vehicles you listed out, I’m rooting for an RC F or a 1LE Camaro. There are already plentyyyyyy of people doing stuff with Broncos and Model 3’s imo. Can’t think of anyone off the top of my head who’s done much content on an RC F, and Chevy could certainly use some sales help with the Camaro lol. And both are NA V8 - last of their kind! Whatever you ultimately decide tho, can’t wait to see what you do with it.

[@kainguru1]

I got a 2008 v8 Limited 192k miles with all the things you mentioned missing lol. Love the power and ease of driving and comfortable.

[@shawnengstrom3906]

Have an '04 V8 with 264K miles and not one single problem with it ever. . . . it has never broken anything.Only thing I don't like is the timing belt replacement.

[@Jager-er4vc]

I’ve owed 3 4Runner. Ex wife totaled the first in an I’ve rollover. (3rd Gen 200) She is fine. I protected her. Lost my second Gen V6 in the divorce. I now have a 2005 SR5 4WD V8. And she is a beast!! Just a beautiful ride. I don’t think I’ll ever buy anything but a 4Runner ever again. 243,000 miles and still going strong.

[@tempestofruin]

You make me want one!! Love the style and usefulness just the prices are really high right now. Could run into you if I went closer up to Detroit

[@mike_and_ikesss]

Topher now: I don't know what I want, I'll probably just save a bunch of money Topher in 1 week: hi guys so I bought a Viper

[@russmt4181]

My 06 v8 4runner gets around great in snow on ko2 tires. The only real problem with 4th gen 4runner is the transfercase actuator, I'm putting in an fj manual transfercase to eliminate the problem.

[@RyanRoadReaper]

I'd love to see an RC-F on the channel, then again, they are a pretty penny!

[@stevenyoutsey8989]

Great looking car, my 06 is a space Grey color standard V6 and 2WD. Still runs like a charm nearing 280k, 32” BF Goodrich A/T’s. The way the market is going I’ll run her into the ground! Take care

[@btran24]

I remember seeing you on the GXOR FB pages. After you sold your GX, I ended up selling mine shortly after as well. Ended up getting an IS 350 F-Sport and it's an absolute blast! I'd say you should get an IS 500 or RC-F

[@AldermanFredCDavis]

Good-looking truck. About 10 years ago, I had Firestone Destinations on a Jeep Cherokee XJ. I think I had the all-season's, but whatever they were, they were excellent in the snow. Recently, I have read great things about the Toyo Open Country AT III's and, as superficial as it may be, I love the tread pattern. So far (about 3,000 miles on them), I am in love with them. Has not snowed more than a couple of inches yet, so I have yet to experience their snow performance.

[@SilentTrip]

I appreciate this review, my first and current car is a used 2015 Picanto that I drive on for more than 100 km everyday. I love this car, but I wish I was taller so I can sit in a comfortable position and still see the road. My back kills me everytime I'm back home from work lol Hopefully the next vehicle is great at fuel economy! I need a vehicle that can handle more than 100 km a day

[@elijah2muchh]

Cool My dad has a 2007 4runner limited with the same colored tan interior!

[@jamesboone3678]

My neighbor still has his be bought it in 1999. It's got over 6 million miles on it and still runs better then my car.

[@javierm5059]

He really said 6 million miles 💀

[@JPXRXZZ]

@@javierm5059 💀

[@gothops154]

5:17 cool to see Toyota thought of that before Ford. Too bad they didn’t push for it because that flat “working” aka eating surface is great for you and a passenger

[@mc540flip]

I have a Tiguan and I also put my mountain bike in the back (seats are almost always down). Have you ridden Phoenix or Sedona yet? You should come out and shred if you haven’t yet. And of course the off roading is top notch-good spot for reviews!

[@AreaS4channel]

Check your brake lines, mine popped from rust and I lost my brakes. They are coated but the coating stops where they screw in. Go over them with a fine tooth comb!

[@Zz-lp8yr]

I love this videos about the old 4runner

[@paytono44]

I have an 06' V8 Sport Edition optioned with heated seats and leather. Only 120k miles and I have a similar double din with cameras too. Hardly ever drive it. But glad I have it! I also have the Bilstein 5100 / Toytec with some aftermarket rims. Corsa A/T tires. Classic ride. Don't know if I'll ever sell it since it's paid off.

[@fuffthebucks7266]

Love your 4Runner and especially the front bumper. I have a '14 SR5 Premium that is just an absolute tank. It's at 130k right now

[@itsmebk6820]

You should bring it by scottys shop, he’d love that thing!

[@rhodycars6058]

05 V8 Sport with 304k on her. Gotta give the frame a little love but it’s a great winter beater.

[@yay842]

Lexus RCF 👀👀 Reliable, fast, stylish, and comfortable. Getting a Tesla you would just be hit with all sorts of maintenance and panel gaps and poor interior quality

[@AppyLikki]

My buddy had one years ago with a Trd supercharger the acceleration with that weight was impressive lol

[@clubracer6]

I agree, keep this around and get some fun stuff. The Model 3 should be on the last on the list! love the Viper idea or Bronco.

[@gmotee]

Please buy an RC-F, would love to see that.

[@DEVILTAZ35]

Ah back when they had non distracting media screens :) . The good old days when they had real control knobs too.

[@logansmokes.2762]

Just to let you know you don’t have to slam the lift hatch it has the motor for a reason it is a soft close hatch the 5th gen 4Runners don’t have it only the 4th gens.

[@bluezklewz8351]

For $4k, if you ever get a modern family car I would just deregister it and hold onto it. Who knows, could be your sons first car

[@gns942]

>automatic transmission drain & fill (x3) Nice, someone who actually cares about their transmission enough to try and flush out all of the old fluid without trying to risk things by using the fluid exchange machine. I still prefer the GX460 mostly because it's a Lexus, and it's a Landcruiser Prado underneath.

[@ericnathanguel]

Toyotas are the best!

[@saadtheman1]

toyotasssss for lifee

[@averagebro413]

I prefer GX for sure, but i like this car too

[@24bergman]

From the exterior the body is pristine. No rust anywhere. You hear that Ford, General Motors 😜

[@keanryan]

I have a GX470 with 130k miles and love it. Can you remind me if you flushed the trans when you bought this?

[@kroneyt1493]

If you're thinking of getting a new SUV that's a new experience that isn't too expensive and has a manual transmission, I guess there's a new company coming to the US called Bremach that's beginning to sell rebadged UAZ's from Russia. An SUV and a very similar pickup truck too. I know it's not glamorous, especially with like 150 hp from a 4 cylinder engine but the fuel economy must be somewhat better than this. Additionally it's body on frame, 4WD with heated front and rear seats and a heated steering wheel. And I imagine since it's built by Russians, it was built predominantly for Russian's too which means it will be designed to last too since most Russian's don't have the money to buy new cars every few years. Not sure if you'd heard of them yet. I'm thinking of looking at one as soon as one appears in the Massachusetts area for test driving.

[@SaadRahimu]

150HP is bad. I am already sick and tired of my second vehicle 03 Honda CRV 4WD which has 160HP. That thing is too damn slow specially when trying to merge on the freeway. I am trying to get an 07 or newer 4Runner Limited V6 4WD nowadays, but the prices are insanely high. Even they are insanely expensive to get in auctions too. I am just gonna wait a bit for the prices to go down.

[@albinbiju7464]

Toyota 😎😎😎

[@Moonlight-hq3gi]

Japanese 💪

[@albinbiju7464]

@@Moonlight-hq3gi ❤❤❤❤👍👍

[@albinbiju7464]

Proud Toyota owner from India ❤❤

[@Moonlight-hq3gi]

@@albinbiju7464 from kerala 💪

[@Moonlight-hq3gi]

@@albinbiju7464 malayali 😎

[@DoSum4Me]

I think you should get a 2008-2014 Volvo XC60 T6 R design.. or a VW Touareg TDI But a Tesla would be super cool... I was driving a model 3 dual motor today and they've grown on me.

[@kroneyt1493]

The fact that this V8 4Runner makes 15 mpg and my V6 Lincoln MKZ makes only 2 more than that is depressing for me

[@nkyryry]

Spend $60K on the S&P 500 and drive the 4Runner. Don’t be dumb.

[@rutatutut]

Jack Bogle, is that you?!

[@gotworc]

real shit but don't go buying a 4Runner right now they're way too expensive. my buddy bought a one for 11k with 240k miles on it. absolutely ridiculous for something that old with that many miles on it

[@admin-ts8uv]

The interior is mint!

[@misterpimlott6330]

IMO you should wait for the sequoia to come out and maybe get one of those until the new 4runner comes out, but I'd keep this 4runner until the new one comes out. The new gx is practically the same!

[@jofreygonzales7769]

I love my 4 runner I was going to get a pick up truck and the dealer ship offered me $9000 for it I said f that never getting rid of it I got a silver one sport edition and I got the volume knobs on the steering wheel to this day I've only changed oil tires and brakes anyone that has one will agree with me best feature is the back windshield going down best feature in the summer

[@Piketom1]

When I was in college, I had a 2003 Mercedes ML 350 and it was cost prohibitive to replace the head unit with one that would support phone integration. I imagine that this will be true in about 10 years for many current cars.

[@TB-yj4xg]

Get a stinger. There's a huge aftermarket support and I think you'd like it

[@kooshkangaroo]

Make sure you get the extra-extended warranty

[@TB-yj4xg]

@@kooshkangaroo they're really reliable tbh. Had 75k problem free miles on 2018 until I traded it for 2022 GT2. Those that you see that do have issues have modded the hell out of it or bought a used one that was.

[@kooshkangaroo]

@@TB-yj4xg *your stinger was reliable. Not all. Stingers have been known to have immense transmission issues, electrical issues, and engine failures. Kia and Hyundai need to fix their Theta engines before they produce anymore bunk cars.

[@TB-yj4xg]

@@kooshkangaroo not just mine. And I'm not sure where you're getting your information from. Search the entirety of the stinger forums and maybe 30-40 posts will show up about major failures. 30-40 out of thousands. I've owned 2 stingers and know plenty of other owners. Major issues aren't that common.

[@TB-yj4xg]

@@kooshkangaroo frankly, I know more people having issues with their new Hondas than stingers.

[@Grand_complication]

I live in New Hudson, anddddd might be looking for a 4Runner👀

[@ImperatorCaesar22]

I love that bumper, exactly what I’m looking for, where did you get that? Also how do the 255s do on the highway, on dry roads, with acceleration vs stock? Same MPG?

[@GUNNYTV]

Hi, got a little question about your recording equipment. I guess you filmed this with a GoPro? Which microphone did you use? Love the audio quality. Greetings

[@vVeazel]

I believe GROM VLINE introduces CarPlay to most of the GX460 model years.

[@kpokfposkf]

800 bucks to install the headunit? I spent around 200 CAD installing an ATOTO headunit myself (the wiring is actually a no-brainer), granted I did spend a little time learning how to use a clothe hanger to snug the reverse camera wires as well as rear dashcam wire through the upper part of the hatch (near 3rd brake light), but once you start doing this, it makes sense especially if you only buy used cars (2014 or older cars) and are double din compatible, very well worth it. I also have a wireless steering wheel control with a built-in volume knob, you might be able to find a compatible one for the Pioneer.

[@kpokfposkf]

@@TheTopher yes I know, I'm just saying, installing yourself is much simpler compared to any mechanical work :)

[@caseyjaimes5483]

The spring on the small console lid is just out of place a bit. it can be fixed

[@misterpimlott6330]

Now get a back bumper and a roof rack. And get that back wing installed on the hatch and yeah it will look good, but please put the wing on the back it looks so plain! Lol my moms 07 had the wing spoiler thing on the back

[@Localtraveler2376]

Dude. You should totally get a ranger raptor.

[@xarch7208]

I have a 2002 and it's absolutely fantastic. just gotta retrofit some projector headlights and fix up the suspension and brakes and it'll be perfect. :) also might put a nice android auto system in it but that can come later.

[@mamoon3737]

I’m in the Northville MI area, any advice on finding a good car for around 10k?

[@blinkengenes9789]

I have a question, Is this car beginner friendly??? Is it a easy car to drive??

[@RedRabbit4230]

Oh also you made mention about the Traction Stability Control not being able to cut it off WITHOUT UNPLYGING IT UNDER THE HOOD. OK I'VE GOTTEN U AN ANSWER FOR THAT. YOU NEED TO PULL UP A WIRING DIAGRAM, AND BE SURE THERE'S ONLY 1 HOT/POSUTIVE WIRE. IF SO , Follow it as far back up as you can. You want to splice your wire. Get you a large enough and PLENTY LONG ENOUGH wire to run back inside to a toggle or some kinda switch of sorts.then run the Seco d wire back out and down to your split wire. So all you had to do is flip the switch to TSC. SWITCH ON WHEN NEEDED, WHEN NOT NEEDED TURN IT BACK OFF..

[@zaidhanandeh7873]

Very very convenient vehicle

[@danmurphy1994]

Chris Amos - HOLD down the traction control AND OR VSC button for up to 30-60 seconds and it will probably fully disable the nannies

[@TheTopher]

Oh there is no tcs or vsc button!

[@thechamberofchillz9705]

Don't get rid it, keep it forever! You never know what can happen these days...

[@mrbigm3149]

amazing, I live near Oxford, MI is there any good Rust Control near me or maybe the one you used, and how much it did cost you to do that? again thanks

[@michaelanderson3703]

I have a 2001 Lexus is300 aulburn sky peal insanely rare color with 96k original miles

[@RedRabbit4230]

I wished I had one of those or a chance to get that one. I had a 2014 Tacoma. I lost it in an automobile accident last yr. Due to that accident I've not been able to work or go back to work since then. And I've been driving an 03 Nissan Altima that insurers to get rid of ALLLLLLLL bugs within ½ a mile from me. Lol .. Doesn't really smoke that bad. Just enough to kill the bugs and or run them off. LOL....

[@randomrazr]

do you like the newwer 4runners / lexus gX?

[@gusmarquez1715]

Did it have 246k miles when you bought it? Or does it have that many now? How many miles did you drive it annually? I'm looking at a 2007 2wd with 143k miles V6 for $7500. I don't need 4wd and am trying to replace a truck. Thanks.