2023 Toyota 4Runner Review - First World Problems.

This is the 2023 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro with the 4.0 liter engine and Apple CarPlay. The TRD Pro is the highest trim model. As optioned this one is about $56,609.
00:00 - 00:09 1 Handed U-Turn
00:09 - 00:17 0-60mph Test Attempt
00:49 - 01:40 Rear seats
01:41 - 02:50 Trunk space
02:51 Backup Camera
03:50 How It Feels To Drive

[@theflyingbrompton4787]

4Runner enthusiasts don’t buy them for speed or unnecessary tech rather reliability, dependability and low maintenance. It’s the GOAT 🐐!

[@artieartya]

Next GEN will be really powerful not just in terms of speed, but also a offroading towing hauling

[@tonyhaltmar1383]

@@artieartyaummmm. Yeah, just wait until that ‘turbo’ has issues,and it will. No thank you! V-6 tried and proven, bullet proof.

[@artieartya]

@@tonyhaltmar1383 I think you’ll be fine bro they’ve been doing turbos forever I have a Acura RDX with a turbo and it’s been doing great. Zero problems got 60,000 miles on it. just don’t drive like a crazy. JDM and you’re good.

[@tonyhaltmar1383]

@@artieartya You could be very right. ☝🏻 I sure do hope so! It is Toyota we’re talking about.. Best to you brother! 👍🏻

[@chriscrawford3809]

I’ll never buy a Toyota newer then 2021 ever! I’ll gladly sacrifice a couple GPM to have a solid reliable vehicle.

[@roadglide1142]

My 2023 TRD Off Road Premium never feels like it’s too much car and too big . My other vehicle is a 2021 F-350 SuperDuty ! 😂 The 4 Runner is a pleasure to drive !

[@shouldigetit]

Dually!?

[@swimmer8585]

As a 4runner owner, the 0-60 is "yes. it gets there." That being said, I love my 4runner. It'll outlast 3 GMs, 4 fords, and 10 dodge/jeep/rams

[@shouldigetit]

What year is yours?

[@roadglide1142]

@@shouldigetit 2022

[@digitalperson108]

Love my 2021 TRD. Built like a tank and drop dead sexy. But yea…0 to 60 in no time soon lol

[@swimmer8585]

@@shouldigetit 2020

[@LB-kr5ku]

@@roadglide1142why that year if you don’t mind me asking?

[@ripperx444]

4Runners are awesome. However Toyota dealerships can all suck it ….. Anyone who thinks a 4 Runner should be 55-60k is insane! Dealers and their markups are going tk go out of business with these rates and these stupid prices!

[@shouldigetit]

What would you pay for one today?

[@ripperx444]

@@shouldigetitbought mine out... no worries for another 10 years easy. Dealers will be gone by the time I need a new one!

[@yengvang1368]

Even my Junk Jeep Wrangler still cost $70k and i Had a lot of friends to hang out at the dealer twices a month.

[@Jax1957]

Nice video. I have a minor addition to your back seat review that everyone seems to always overlook during their reviews. The backseats actually recline, which is a feature my family really enjoys on long trips.

[@shouldigetit]

Yes! I filmed that in another take but forgot to include it! Really nice feature. Thanks for watching and mentioning it. -Ben

[@abirsanu]

1st problem - well, that depends on the garage, another example my previous 2022 Highlander hatch also opens high enough to hit something low, it happens even on other brands not only Toyota. 2nd problem - camera is grainy and not beeping - grainy when you have the Multi Terrain Monitor system with front and back cameras, on that system the resolution is not quite good. On a simpler trim with only back view camera the resolution is pretty good and standard like on a new Highlander or Corolla. And not beeping because even the Highlander in XLE trim doesn't have the parking sensors, only the Limited edition has the sensors. So the 4Runner too - the Limited 4Runner has parking sensors but not the TRD Pro or the OffRoad. Turn blinkers - I would not complain about, knowing Toyota keeps intentionally the 4Runner unchanged in some things to be a classic old school Toyota vehicle. Yeah, again the Highlander does that or the Corolla. I think Toyota produced a huge number of 4Runner components that they have in warehouses stock and use them every year to build a new 4Runner. So that's why doesn't change. Built like an AK And YES, it's for a family like mine - 4 members going often on trips with camping, beach, visiting different places sometimes inaccessible for vehicles with regular clearance which frequently is much better because there are less people going there and not crowded.

[@catguy64]

Great video, well spoken and a real life video usage. I got an RX350 in 2020 because I was tired of waiting for the 6th gen. Ironically now I want a 5th gen! 🤔 Do you think prices will go up or down by the end of the year if the 6th gen is released? Thanks.

[@shouldigetit]

I believe 5th gen prices will go down

[@MaximillianPrintz]

Thanks for the review I’ve been considering one. I don’t know if you remember to go back to the front to describe the interior. From pictures it looks like there’s only one cup holder in the center. Which to me is a big first world problem. Do you know how many cupholders up front?

[@shouldigetit]

Hey Max thanks for watching. There are 2 cupholders up front. 1 is to the front left of the shifter lever and another is almost behind the shifter lever on the right side in front of the arm rest. Here's a photo that shows both of them i.ytimg.com/vi/cf5BkoP_Xew/maxresdefault.jpg Hope that helps! -Ben

[@jessemorgan7007]

Interesting my 2016 rear seats are different. They fold flat without lifting the bottom cushion. Also the rear seat is able to adjust forward or back for more leg room or more rear space.

[@shouldigetit]

Yeah, this one has reclining rear seats, but no option to slide the seat forward or back

[@digby_dooright]

Wow, u have a lot of subscribers. 😮

[@shouldigetit]

I hope you'll be one of them! -Ben

[@ejshelby5460]

of all the 1st world problems, the 3 blink direction indicator is my beef

[@shouldigetit]

Me mentioning that or the actual lack of 3 blinks? -Ben

[@ejshelby5460]

@@shouldigetit the lack of the 3 blink function. I find it very useful. I don’t want to keep clocking the rod in place and back and clock and unclock, I know the Toyota plastic mechanism is very durable and has a strong indention feel but still

[@yengvang1368]

With the 4runner, I can go 0-100 with no problems. First world problems is, wife won't let me buy a Jeep because my 4runner is not broken yet till 500k miles.

[@Stryder15]

First like and comment🎉❤

[@shouldigetit]

Yay! Thank you! -Ben

[@Stryder15]

No problem I really like your videos

[@professorheisenberg4604]

Great video. Lots of pansies in the comment section I see. Thanks for the detailed video, beautiful rig!

[@shouldigetit]

Thanks professor!

[@BeMe4oneDay2]

Well I'm looking to down grade from my 2003 Suburban. But still want reliable and not feeling like a 4cyl. I've done most of the research I'm doing got my eyes set on a 23 Limited or TDR

[@shouldigetit]

Down grade?

[@BeMe4oneDay2]

@@shouldigetit speaking of size but still want reliability

[@wallyfronzaglio372]

Not a down grade but a definite improvement

[@user-hf8ie8mf3n]

Spacious, yes. Big? No. Similar dimensions of a Honda accord. Why I’ve always loved 4Runner trucks. And yes, it’s a truck, not a car. 👍🤪🏳️‍🌈

[@rand0mGT]

More like YOUR WHINY PROBLEMS 😂

[@shouldigetit]

Yup that’s me!

[@robertjohnson2581]

I own a 4 runner and I think this video is stupid. You are to negative for me. I love the way my 2023 rides and wouldn’t have any other vehicle.

[@shouldigetit]

Can you explain in more detail why it’s stupid? Thanks, Ben

[@rimizm]

The video is stupid because you disagree with him????. Jeez, you need to go outside and get some fresh air.😏😏😏

[@librider720]

How to pronounce Toyota….. toy-o-ta. Try it out bud it’s not hard

[@shouldigetit]

What was I saying bud?