Does the 2025 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro make you want to SELL your V6 4Runner?

[@bluedevil0133]

I just bought a 2024 TRD ORP this month because it has the V6 and limited amount of electronics. Suits me much better than the new Toyotas. Reliability, longevity, and overall build quality are the most important things to me in a truck/SUV...not to mention I got it for under MSRP. I love it!!

[@RaitisRides]

I think made the right choice

[@MSB-rq9xd]

Got my '24 TRD ORP mid-July. No regrets - AT ALL !!!

[@Justintm]

At the same time, that engine tech is 20 years old. MPG of an V8 with V4 level power. The ride is way too soft for mall crawling and daily driving, plus that famous nose dive. If you haven't experienced it, look out for the extremely sensitive brake assist - literally dangerous to drive in certain situations.

[@karumban]

Sorry what does ORP mean?

[@MSB-rq9xd]

@@karumban Off Road Premium

[@ronnieblea4422]

Makes me want to keep my 23 TRD off road premium forever.

[@gigifreefreed501]

Yeah I agree as a matter of fact I'm going tomorrow to buy 2023 4Runner.

[@titomatias1576]

You should!!!

[@samyali5220]

Yes. I agree 👍 💯

[@lunamaria1048]

Keep it! Selling my TRD OR is my biggest regret

[@justinstiff5641]

As you should

[@winexprt]

Fender flares should be matte black rubberized plastic. Those gloss black flares are going to be scratched to shit in no time.

[@colin707]

Benefit apparently is you can polish the scratches away. But agreed that those still look terrible

[@JH-mt3pp]

Agree.

[@SLHJR0390]

Right off the lot

[@jamestkirk464]

My thoughts exactly

[@rey7860]

Wondering how LINE-X would look on those flares and rear bumper? Perhaps someone will step up in the aftermarket and make a more durable fender flare?

[@jcecil4vt]

No sir. With the transmission issues the Taco has and the engine issues the Tundra has I'll wait a few years to let them work out the issues. Keeping my V6 as long as I can.

[@brianstephenson1008]

That would equal FOREVER with just basic, periodic maintenance. No reason to EVER sell a 4.0L V6 4Runner.

[@ChiefCrewin]

To be fair the transmission in the 5th Gen sucks, but it's strong.

[@francoutah]

​@@brianstephenson1008 Copy that. I'm still daily driving my '04 manual transmission Tacoma that I bought brand new. Rust is the only killer in my situation. I'm consistent with maintenance and I coat the frame (inside and out) with Fluid Film every October. I'm optimistic about Toyota engineering. They will figure it out. I am considering a 4Runner. It will probably be the last car I buy.

[@glendagentry5959]

I have a '16 manual that's a daily. It runs great. I too am considering buying a 4 Runner. It will probably be my last as well since I'm getting older but will still keep my Tacoma.

[@Stevespecs]

Willing to bet my 23 year old 4 runner is more reliable. Time will tell

[@RaitisRides]

I think you are spot on Steve!

[@918DEATH]

FACTS

[@layne4376]

No Doubt. But it has about as much tech as my left testicle.

[@ssamssamssamsson]

😂

[@mj7791]

I have a 2004 with 317,000 on it. Burns no oil, runs great as the day I bought it.

[@robertarace3646]

Love my trouble free 2017 4Runner TRD ORP. Never had one issue with it. have 85k miles on it and I just keep up with the scheduled maintenance. Paid 34k when I bought it pre-owned in 2018. Keeping it!

[@Rapido20]

You’re extremely du mb you own an antique suv with a transmission from the 80s literally a 5 speed in 2024 with an extremely outdated interior and horrible mpgs If you’re broke and you can’t afford the new one just say so

[@TNhillbilly6]

Bought my last 4Runner until they go back to the v-6 or better the v-8. We drove are v-8 runner over 370,000 miles before we traded it in. It was still running good with no problems. No turbo 4 me ever.

[@Pierre.P4]

53K guess? Based on their recent price spikes I’m guessing more like 67K

[@shutupnoob]

time to get a new job and quit crying

[@Pierre.P4]

@@shutupnoob No crying, opinion on pricing. I don’t give faceless insults over a comment section so I’ll wish you a good day instead.

[@Dre2011]

Seriously lol. I had to replay it three times to make sure I was hearing it right

[@Ryan2022]

We have a 2024 limited in the underground ccolor with under 10,000 miles on it and every single option we’re gonna be selling it soon and if you think we will get under $50,000 for it you’re out of your mind

[@Wild1995]

I know. He was bidding like he was on the Price is Right Showcase for fear of going over. I say 63K MSRP minimum

[@Chobham]

Nope! The 6th gen is too expensive, not as good looking, and lower reliability.

[@RaitisRides]

We will see how it all plays out for sure!

[@O-T-G_Games]

Anyone saying they would rather keep their old 4runner is coping. This looks 10x better than any previous 4runners

[@lok777]

One does not buy a 4runner for looks. You buy a 4runner because it lasts 500,000 miles and can drive up a mountain with no road. Supercharged 4 cylinder will never be as reliable- they are building these for different people.

[@O-T-G_Games]

@lok777 Although I understand some ppl enjoy keeping their vehicles for 20 years you're right. I'm the target audience. I'd keep it for 3 or 4 years and trade for something new.

[@user-sv2ro8dq1j]

I just bought 2024 limited white pearl it's awesome!

[@RaitisRides]

Good call

[@davidm.8309]

Same here. 2024 limited white pearl. Tinted the windows and got some husky liners. 5k oil changes and I’m driving it a long time. I wouldn’t mind getting the TRD Pro 17” wheels at some point, they look much better.

[@darngooddawg]

Got my 2024 Limited Wind Chill Pearl with Sand Beige 48 hours ago. Flew to VA to buy it and drove 7 hours home. I turned down a 24 LC FE in July. Saved 24.5K, got a 6 cylinder and none of that new tech

[@floridas_own]

Gloss black fenders looks horrible

[@ThisIsBOXINGofficial]

Wrap em 😂

[@atweber]

Looks fine to me. What looks horrible is the tire shine.

[@bjjbrawler1]

@@atweber Looks cool but will get beat up beyond repair

[@717daneez9]

That's will probably be an option

[@magnoliap5824]

Agreed 💯

[@veritech1773]

75k as. opposed to 55k of 24 pro, for an experimental turbo 4 hybrid

[@bijuvarughese3535]

Worldwide Inflation globally

[@DriveFastDriveHard]

@SpaceZeeeyou realize inflation is a lagging indicator and is a result of trumps tariffs and spending which was significant, right? If you’re going to have dumb remarks save it for 4chan incel

[@DriveFastDriveHard]

​@SpaceZeee you're a moron trumper

[@DriveFastDriveHard]

@SpaceZeeelearn economics trumper

[@BigChiefWiggles]

@SpaceZeee The democrats arent very good at making connections such as "we are spending money we dont have" and "why are we in debt and our currency is worthless?!".

[@Letsberealish]

Just imagine driving those gloss black fender flares in between thorny bushes. One off-road trip and your 4runner will never look nice ever again. There's a reason the Wrangler has plain black plastic fenders on most of its trim lines. Gloss black was definitely a Marketing dept decision 😂

[@bjjbrawler1]

yeah a purple haired non-binary made that choice

[@Rapido20]

Trail hunter has them matte

[@1lifeonearth]

TOYOTA NEEDS TO UPDATE THEIR KEY FOB. this goes in our pockets, we want it to be SMALL!!!!! not as BIG as possible.... jezus how hard is that to understand toyota... joe great job! ❤

[@jamestkirk464]

I know right!! That key fob was huge!!

[@Apricityyy]

There's a digital key option, but it's $200 extra :/

[@charlestimmis273]

Sell the naturally aspirated V6 for a new piece of crap 4 cyl turbo you kidding right?

[@stevetren9248]

Its unbelieved.. What Toyota corporate idiot decided this was a good idea? Destroying one of the most reliable vehicles on the market.

[@Slammingutz]

Toyota lost their minds to think that we would accept this 4 cylinder turbo and hybrid engine and gladly pay more…HAHA! Screw you Toyota. No one wants this crap 2025 new 4Runner. Let it Rot on the Lot!

[@crushbaseball4270]

If the new 4Runner TRD Pro starts around 53k they are going to still sell very well but my guess going off of new Tacoma prices, I sadly think the TRD pro is going to be 70k

[@vincewarner159]

I have a 2023 4Runner TRD PRO in magnetic gray metallic and I love it!! I’m not interested in the new 4Runner, but there are new features that I like about the new 2025 4Runner.

[@rickyaz8640]

Needs to have a few years to work the kinks out.

[@Rapido20]

You’re extremely du mb you own an antique suv with a transmission from the 80s literally a 5 speed in 2024 with an extremely outdated interior and horrible mpgs If you’re broke and you can’t afford the new one just say so

[@vincewarner159]

@@Rapido20, My 4Runner has a bulletproof engine in it!! Nothing will break down on it for quite a long time!! If you get the all new 2025 4Runner, congrats, but hopefully you won’t have any problems with it!!

[@glendagentry5959]

Everybody has an opinion. Why do you have to say people are dumb for what they like? Nothing wrong with a 5speed. All I own are manuals. Including my Tacoma. Love it!

[@kingofthenerds7925]

Idk man the reliability issues from the Tundra and Tacoma make me HEAVILY question taking this over a V6?

[@rabd3721]

Same. I'll need to see this generation perform for at least two years before I even consider buying new.

[@user-FTRU6GJ]

Outside of the V6 the newer one is better in every way. Couldn’t standing that 2009 interior styling of the older one

[@striker5.564]

@@user-FTRU6GJit’s literally identical to my 2019 interior. Just with some newer material. Not worth an upgrade to lose my V6.

[@prasad530]

Do you have sources for reliability claim?

[@XploreAz]

@@prasad530how about just searching it for yourself. It’s all over the internet.

[@GhettoFabulous670]

I work at a toyota dealership. As we all know. The new 4th gen tacomas are now turboed through out all the trims. I notice those with the "fake" hood scoops (trd sport/pro) the engine bay is oddly cooler than other trims. I say odd bc usually turboed cars always have the hottest engine bay. But I notice they are cooled. If you take a look into the scoops, they are not block like the previous models. There is actually a opening. Yes it doesn't lead to like a air intake or something like you'd see on a maybe a TRX or raptor or something. But it does channel through the hood and into the turbos, blowing air down the to the ground and cooling the turbos and removing heat from the engine bay. Atleast for my experience.

[@RaitisRides]

That is fascinating.

[@DarkJediChrisG-1425]

I think Joe Nissan really has a golden opportunity here to resurrect the Xterra and put in the V6 to lay the smackdown on the 4Runner. Then basically, it would have to keep an eye on the new 2026 Honda Passport, also with a V6.

[@chiefenumclaw7960]

I would KILL (figuratively) for a new Xterra.

[@RA-oy6bg]

Facts the frontier is killing the Tacoma

[@bobbbobb4663]

Basically new sheet metal over the Nissan Terra as it is based on the F Alpha platform of the Frontier.

[@ZACH_95_]

@DarkJediChrisG-1425 in the near future Nissan will also be getting rid of their v6. Just like everyone else.

[@ronnieblea4422]

@@RA-oy6bg Nissan will always be second to Toyota

[@semjohnbiggs5946]

My 2007 4Runner was 16 yrs old and I was faced with waiting for the 6th gen or buying a 5th gen. I have always felt the first year of a new generation usually has some bugs that needed to be worked out, so in 2023 with a 6th generation 4Runner's debut possibly coming in 2024 I decided it was time to pull the trigger and bought myself a 2023 limited 4Runner and I'm glad I did. In this video, he never lifted the hood to show us the so called powerhouse like he knew of the disappointment and was embarrassed. I love my 2023 4Runner and already have known of the 4 liters reliability and I'm glad I didn't wait for the 6th gen.

[@dominickirkwood]

Joe and Lori and Steve keep up the good work real true and I love the video 👍

[@luish777]

A Naturally aspirated v6 or v8 would of been sweet

[@DavidWX877]

yeah toyota has gone woke.

[@JH-mt3pp]

@@DavidWX877 So has Ford and GM. A friend of mine bought a new Colorado and has had many problems with it.

[@stevespeier]

I just picked up a TRD Pro and am not worried about gas mileage. I like tactile functionality that doesn't require me to take my eyes off the road, plenty of mod options, and no excessive-tech or glaring screen on my face. Bonus: it's 100% less likely to blow up in my garage!

[@DavidWX877]

No V6 is way better and turbos don't last.

[@jimherold7827]

If you add a couple of commas like "No, V6 is way better, and turbos don't last.", now your comment makes sense, and you don't sound like a fucking idiot. Hope this helps. 😃

[@swind2492]

my wifes 4 cyclinder turbo from her lexus (5year old) is the same engine used in the tacoma and the new 4runner. SO far no problems whatsoever, we have around 85K on the Lexus already, We drive quite a bit to Northern MN and St Louis from the Chicago area.

[@DavidWX877]

@@swind2492 85k is nothing come back when you hit 250k.-300k that turbo will never see that many miles without issues.

[@swind2492]

@@DavidWX877 we definitely service our vehicles on a regular basis, so I’m sure that helps, we did the 60k service on the turbocharger and the mechanic said everything looks great. Just another “thing” the dealer makes money on. Today’s turbos are completely different from years past. Subaru has been using turbos for 40 years, even though with a different engine. I sold my Subaru with 230k and was 10 years old, regular service, tune ups and such. No issues with the turbo. Regular service is the key. I’m afraid that naturally aspirated engines are the thing of the past, Thanks to the government! (Idiots)

[@DavidWX877]

@@swind2492Just search for the average life of a turbo. gas and diesel turbos are not the same it has a lot to do with these small little motors being stressed out and over worked for MPG.

[@JohnDelson]

The 2001 4Runner limited and that new TRD-PRO Looks amazing..😍😍💯

[@skdjf987]

My wife and I have a 2024 Pro in Terra on the way. Probably one of the last ones made. Our local dealership told us they sold all of their last allocation and don’t expect any more 5th gen’s. We scrambled to make some calls and were lucky enough to find a canceled reservation. If the 6th gen proves to be really really good we will give them 3 years to work out the bugs and maybe trade for one.

[@tylerclinebell8926]

Terra is a gorgeous color

[@Theaverageamerican0006]

This is what I’ve been looking for from the 4Runner (except for the gloss black fender flares)! It’s been much needed and they didn’t get away from the design philosophy that makes it iconic. Much love for it and can’t wait to see it on and off the road

[@lok777]

Supercharged I4 that will last 65K miles before it runs into issues.....

[@cyrusjalali1571]

I think the hybrid system is useless and adds too much cost, complexity, and weight. The old V6 paired with that dinosaur of a 5 speed auto was just fine. Also I just can't justify my self spending over 50K for a god damned 4 cylinder car. No thanks. Don't care if it gets better MPG. If driven moderately the old 4 runner could get ~19 mpg on the highway. And that's just fine. The new Tacoma which the new 4 runner is directly based on is reported by reviewers of getting no more than 22 mpg.....that's really not great.

[@DavidWX877]

No one buys a 4runner for the MPG even with the battery you are only talking a 1-2 MPG better in real life and that battery will need to replaced at some point eliminating all your fuel savings if there is any and that is assuming the turbos don't need to be replaced before then.

[@robvange]

Yes…. Too much extra BS……. With little benefits………

[@Ryan2022]

@@cyrusjalali1571 it’s not about MPG it’s about tailpipe emissions, and the fact that Toyota Ford General Motors Volkswagen, all of the big manufacturers slobber all over themselves, embracing these regulations from the cult and the religion of climate change that we’ve been told is going to destroy us all starting in 1969 this never-endingwave of regulations.

[@Rickz-l4y]

Thank the government for jamming electric vehicles and absurd spec requirements as they strive to kill the combustion engine all in the name of worshipping the planet.😅

[@brentc2117]

I couldn’t agree with you more. This is the same reason I won’t buy a new Tacoma with a sewing machine for an engine. At least Toyota could’ve offered a V6 as an option! Nope! I’ll keep my current Taco with the reliable 4.0L and drive it into the ground.

[@STEREOftp]

I too also just purchased a 24 TRD off road premium. My motives were maintaining the original engine and overall format. I’m sure the new one will be 16:37 lovely, but… not the same. I’ve already invested in some body upgrades to mine. It will be very valuable when I’m done with it some day. I only drive about 3,0. I’ve decked it out to go off roading, but doesn’t matter for mileage. Some day someone will want my 5th generation with crazy low mileage and off roading capabilities I’m sure.

[@lok777]

I did the same thing. I cant believe they killed the 4runners- could have left it as-is and I would have bought another one in 5-10 years when mine is sold.

[@tnkstudio4622]

I will wait for the actual price. I wouldn't pay that much for a 4 cylinders.

[@jerusalemcontreras6045]

No thank you I don’t want to be calling the lawyers from the lemon law I’ll stay with my 2016

[@Arthur_Winkle]

Raiti, this is all fine and dandy… but I’m saving my money for the 2034 Toyota 4Runner 50 Year Anniversary Edition.

[@danamorey2422]

4runner is my dream car. So many great childhood memories from one from the 90’s I want one so bad.

[@rsenior7140]

Dead on arrival. Probably 70k and it's a 4 cylinder, the same bad engine that's in the Taco. I'll keep my 21 TRD Pro forever.

[@DAVEHIMAUI]

Love how you so true to your opinions love it!

[@pokeyinzer3412]

Keeping my 16 4 runner i will enjoy my 16mpg and 300k miles of life 😅

[@RaitisRides]

She is a keeper!

[@randallmurray4825]

Glad to see that you and Lori are safe. To me the gloss black makes more sense on the Limited trim.

[@autumnfragrance6326]

A 4 cylinder turbo engine designed to last 61,000 miles.... and expect oodles and oodles of recalls. Stick with the gen 5.

[@RaitisRides]

I think you may be right!

[@wowmawc]

Hiluxes have been rocking 4 cylinder turbos for a decade now. You people just like to bitch about things obsessively. Just don't buy all new stuff, regardless of brand and you're good.

[@DavidWolfer]

Just remember that the first generation 4 runner came with a 4 cylinder standard. It wasn’t till later a 3 liter v6 was offered.

[@alphaofalphas8121]

Lol look what just hit the news: "Toyota is facing one of its most expensive and complex recalls after discovering a defect in the V-6 twin-turbocharged engines powering both the Tundra pickup trucks and the luxury Lexus LX SUVs. This issue affects vehicles from the 2022 and 2023 model years, specifically those produced between November 2021 and February 2023, and for the Lexus LX, from July 2021 to November 2022."

[@autumnfragrance6326]

@alphaofalphas8121 Not surprised. The problem is not the number of cylinders... it is the increasing complexity of the vehicles... more parts, more systems, etc.

[@RacerRick12]

I had a 2017 4 Runner limited & traded it for a 2019 Highlander V6 Hybrid limited, love it and still own it !!!

[@RaitisRides]

That’s really fantastic to hear!

[@Anomize23]

Oof couldn’t do that to mine. Just a slightly lifted van with doors.

[@knight24757]

​@@Anomize23😲 🤣

[@Anomize23]

@@knight24757 I mean literally. All you gotta do is switch those rear doors to slide and its A VAN.😂 Ive driven it before and drives like one too.

[@TNThornhill]

My 2000 4Runner with the 5VZ-FE engine will still be trucking along after every 2025 gloss black fendered POS dies an untimely death. Why Toyota? Why ruin its reliability? Why gloss black? Just why? Ive been waiting for way too long for the new gen 4Runner and you ruined it. Gen 3 is the best gen Toyota made. Fight me.

[@Don-qb1vi]

Yeah? Well say it to my face! 😤

[@Unvaccinated100Percent]

No replacement for more displacement

[@utubetjc]

I bought a 2023 TRD ORP a year ago to avoid the 4 Cylinder. Glad I did.

[@tomchinigo5014]

Hi Joe and Lori. Just wanted to see if you guys are safe with the storms aftermath. Hope all is well with everyone including Oscar and all the cars.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks for thinking of us!

[@loriraiti4924]

Yes! Thank you!

[@gregmgm06]

I love your reviews! Hearing about pickle juice being an electrolyte that you should drink out of the bag.....all the things that can fit in the door pockets, etc, you keep me laughing. Also, I'll never give up my 21 4Runner sr5 for a new one.

[@James-qq2vq]

Just bought a new 24 pro. Get em while you can.

[@123ellisellis]

Did the same thing in Underground, waited 2 plus months but am loving it.

[@tedlulis973]

@@James-qq2vqNah... Best to stay away from the 💩 show that is now Toyota🤮

[@MariaconsigliaCorsato]

kislux You are so well-informed about luxury accessories and bags. You've obviously done your due diligence and the comparison to the US is very informative...because of course, I live in New York. thank you very much.

[@cosmoquattrone3061]

I hope Toyota will come out with an option for mate black fender flares. That gloss black is going to be a finger print magnet.

[@nickyoceansyde]

This makes me want to go out and buy a 2024. This looks so damn cheaply made and derivative

[@RaitisRides]

Tell em about it!

[@1lifeonearth]

The 2024 gen is one of the ugliest cars on the planet, inside and out.

[@davonne225]

Actually I don’t mind the gloss black on the fenders because it matches with everything else like the mirror caps, bumper and grille, I must say it looks more aggressive than the Z71 traverse, gmc At4, explorer timberline and pathfinder rock creek

[@johnathoncastro]

Toyota is trash now....all their vehicles are horrible. This is the worst 4runner of all time.

[@RaitisRides]

It will be interesting to see what happens!

[@VictorRamirez-ut5lk]

No, toyota rav4 camry and corolla are still solidly built, I've had my 2022 camry hybrid w no problems and I'm super happy w it. Same w 2019 corolla hatchback.

[@1lifeonearth]

Agreed. Rav4 is goated. I have 2017 gen and gf has 2023 gen, both are amazing and the absolute definition of reliable. Naturally aspirated and no hybrid bs. ​@@VictorRamirez-ut5lk

[@petertrout7866]

Over rated.

[@alphaofalphas8121]

💯 They really messed up.

[@ar15araghi6073]

This with the 4.7 v8. With have been fantastic 😊

[@alphaofalphas8121]

Absolutely NOT! Toyota just had a major recall related to the stupid idea of going with a turbo/hybrid. "Toyota is facing one of its most expensive and complex recalls after discovering a defect in the V-6 twin-turbocharged engines powering both the Tundra pickup trucks and the luxury Lexus LX SUVs. This issue affects vehicles from the 2022 and 2023 model years, specifically those produced between November 2021 and February 2023, and for the Lexus LX, from July 2021 to November 2022." I guarantee these new 4Runners are going to have issue. Have you seen the mess under the hood!? I love my 2021 4Runner! The 5th gen is the last true 4Runner!

[@tylerclinebell8926]

Under the hood looks like a fuckin rats nest, hideous

[@amill1563]

I love it! Mine would barely go over the curb at Starbuck's for my off roading.

[@RaitisRides]

You are freaking hilarious!

[@droopx11]

basically a suv tacoma. looking at a gx for a couple g's more

[@stevetren9248]

Right! what a joke..

[@josm8063]

Our 2018 TRD Off Road only has 65k miles on it and I think it'll last forever. Our daughter wants it when she goes to college next year and I'm leaving towards giving it to her. I have no idea what I would replace it with, however, as I love 4Runners, but all I see when I look at these new ones is $$$ with no guarantee of long term reliability.

[@2-old-Forthischet]

Are the knuckles made of aluminum also? Interesting that they kept the four cylinder turbo. A little while back, Toyota came out and said that maybe a turbo four cylinder might have been a mistake for "towing" purposes.

[@ittestnow]

Really they will get plenty of use as the turbos will ALWAYS be on, no wear and tear going to happen right?

[@tacosinnataco]

I went from a 5th gen 4runner to a 4th gen taco - definitely enjoying a lot of the newer features on the updated platform

[@SpringfieldTony]

JR I'm happy you guys are okay & survived another big tango tango hurricane, love ya, tony stewart

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks Tony for caring about us! I appreciate that !

[@BrooksLorenson]

That double hulk hogan handle bar mustache front end though. 😂😂

[@RaitisRides]

Now I ca not un-see that! LOL

[@Destroyer-Grizzly-BIH]

I don’t even an own a 4Runner but if I did, it wouldn’t be this all new model.

[@altairtime]

The gloss black fender flares are just for the prototype. I'm waiting on this 2025 4-runner to come out. Still driving my 26 year old 98 Rav 4 with 395,000 miles, and it's still running strong!

[@jamestkirk464]

You aren't going to get 395,000 Mi out of a 4-cylinder turbo, hybrid 4Runner

[@RLTW_03]

Never. I will keep my 22 Army Green TRD Off Road Premium! The black gloss pieces ruin it entirely for me.

[@RaitisRides]

You have a keeper for sure!

[@V8EngineSound]

Thank you for the great review. It's great to see a review of a car that isn't sold in Japan. This is the first time I've seen a car review replicate human movement when off-roading.

[@JokerG16]

This is such a gorgeous and muscular looking truck...it's such a shame they couldn't put a TTV6 in it at least. it's gonna be weird seeing this thing whistling and sounding like a hair dryer lol

[@RaitisRides]

Or even a naturally aspirated V6

[@Anomize23]

Don’t get distracted by the gloss fender flares now.

[@tylerclinebell8926]

A HAIR DRYER hahahahahaha

[@joshuacrandall8734]

I laughed so hard when you demonstrated how we would look off roading. haha

[@roncox5512]

Looks like a RAV4 and Tacoma had a baby😮

[@jockwithajoystick]

The 4Runner already had the tacoma front

[@nordic04]

Love it! I can’t wait! Not worried about the turbo hybrid powertrain. Toyota is the best at it.

[@timmcgiver778]

The 4 cylinder engine is piece of shit, this won't last then couple of years, I bought my TRD SPORT in 2023 and I love it!!!!!!

[@7runamuck]

I've had my TRD 4Runner for 5 years now and my Off Road Xterra for 17 years. Both will probably outlive me

[@youngcinfamous]

I am pretty sure its going to mirror the TRD Tacoma Price. Probably 65k

[@XploreAz]

4Runners cost more than Tacomas.

[@tommy516]

That rear cargo area looks AMAZING!

[@RaitisRides]

It is very spacious for sure!

[@blackgang1842]

Stupid toyota rid of the v8....

[@alexsmba]

Wahhh wahhh. Welcome to the future.

[@broodp4]

4 cylinder hybrid is the future

[@judahnanas9772]

Blame EMISSION... I meant governement

[@hp-fx9pv]

Umm, like back in 2010 on the 4Runner. You were in a coma for 14 years there buddy.

[@The1SSGrant]

Get mad at stupid government policies, not Toyota. They’re just trying to survive the strict regulations like everyone else. Downsized engines and electric isn’t necessarily the future… it’s just the future our government wants… which makes me question it entirely. I’m keeping my 10 year old Honda lol

[@chiefenumclaw7960]

2:01 I 100% agree with you. Gloss fender flares were a bad design decision.

[@larrymann1272]

A 4cyl motor in an SUV, and $50,000? Get a grip…

[@kurtbeck5809]

At least 50k depending on the trim

[@clay___doh]

that 4cyl hybrid has more power and torque and better fuel economy than a v6.

[@401Blues]

I had a 1984 4-Runner,,,it was a 2 seat pick-up truck with the back window removed, a metal bench rear seat for max comfort bolted to the truck's metal bed, serious functional roll bar ( in lieu of seat belts in back seat) and removable fiberglass top. Very cool pitch/roll/ altimeter gauges......To go into 4 wheel drive you had to go each front wheel and with a "flick of the wrist" engage the axle locks.....damn thing rusted out far faster than my 1979 Fiat Spider.

[@a124as]

4:52 did they tell you not to mention it’s a 4 cylinder?

[@MrMikeDao]

Why does it matter? Manhood taking a hit?

[@jefm78]

😂😂😂 “Make sure you workout or take steroids” ❤ Love it! I watch your reviews just for the remarks! Makes me wanna buy the vehicles without, “Zonks”. Keep the reviews coming, can’t wait for the Mazda CX 50 Hybrid review.

[@Kevin-d3z]

I’ll keep my 14 for a few years a see what happens with the new one.

[@koehh4652]

Yeah bro i have a 15 pro with 150k as well. Gonna wait at least 5 years before jumping into one of these

[@RangerRickTV]

I like the styling except the front.

[@ratattan]

A Tacoma with an extended cab....glad I pulled the trigger on my 2024...

[@koehh4652]

4runner is superior in every way and built in Japan

[@lostalx]

@@koehh4652 Doesn't mean squat when the powertrain is a dud. GX is built in Japan too, you saw the hood flapping issue it has ? Lexus IS 500, my own car built at Tahara plant. Front Apron separation issue, Toyota TSB fix was glue and epoxy, that's a $72K car with taxes OOTD. That's your Toyota Japan. Lexus LS, massive failure. Toyota's good cars are the ones which are very old and still in production like RC F, LC 500. Rest all have compromises, ES 350 made in KY, USA is also a decent option.

[@JRodSMX]

Makes me want to keep my 2015 even more now.

[@c4rniv0r3club8]

"I wish my 4runner had a 4cyl hybrid and a defective transmission" - nobody ever

[@larrymann1272]

😂😊

[@tylerclinebell8926]

Hahahahahahaha

[@jamestkirk464]

😂

[@Do-UR-Research2749]

Amazing looking vehicle! However, the i4 decision sucks, and pricing is insane! They should have supercharged the V6 with a 10 speed and stuffed it in there! It would have been a winner from the start.

[@King_Henry]

😂 this is so bad its good. Man you really need to watch the 1980 film ‘Used Cars’ with Kirk Russel. Truck Looks good but it is not a ‘re-invent’ the wheel, it’s just a makeover. The proof will be in the engine/drivetrain

[@g.fortin3228]

Hehehe... Nope. I'm keeping my '22 for a long time hopefully. It's not what I call fast but with the Banks installed it's not terrible, it's very reliable, and yes I had to change the factory shocks to get rid of brake dive and floaty feeling but now it's all good. Love it ! happy to have hydro PS too, not electric. best road feel.

[@kervensferdinand669]

Joe when are you doing the first drive Joe of this brand new 4Runner.

[@RaitisRides]

Should be happening soon

[@kervensferdinand669]

@@RaitisRidesI can’t wait for that one

[@formulasaltythunder]

We have a 2020 4 Runner Venture with big mud terrains (joes recommendation back in the day) absolutely love ours. Eventually down the road we will get another runner. 2020 Pros were about 50 grand so im thinking at least 65 grand.

[@rickp6391]

Love the 5th Gen. Hate the 6th Gen. Will never buy a turbo or a turbo/hybrid. Not to mention the new telematics suite of data collection. No way never for the new way way way overpriced (basing on tacoma's insane price jump) piece of crap.

[@BaldyPalPicking]

I'm ready and waiting for a "how does it drive" review! I also was head over heels for it when they first announced it, then i cryed when i heard 4 cylinder turbo.

[@alfye7647]

Just here to answer the question in the title..... No. Take care.

[@RaitisRides]

Thanks! I appreciate it!

[@NikolaiHT]

Man those fenders look great!

[@realitybites8558]

I'd bet ya, you will not find a TRD Pro or Trailhunter for under $60k! Update - TRD Pro starts at $66,900!!!!!! Even the 2024 TRD Pro starts higher than $53k - it's $55,170...... Certainly not worth over $11k more for 2025. Insane!

[@TheRetroInsider]

Nice vid. Can't wait to get to the fair for the Fletcher's corn dog and to take a look at the 4runner!

[@RaitisRides]

That is so awesome!

[@Eminetics]

Not worth it if it doesn’t have a v6 sadly

[@robifleming]

So glad I was able to get a 2024 trd pro

[@erikjohnson9931]

Still love driving my 200 series Land Cruiser with over 200k…oh and I have a 100 on my island property with 320K. I have ZERO faith in that 4 banger lasting like my old V8’s. Toyota lost me with there complete move to 4cyl.

[@54Bob]

I'm waiting on delivery of my 24 Terra trd pro any day now. Trading in my 2020 ORP 65000 miles which I never had an issue. I'll keep the 24 till Im confident in the new version.

[@mcpdmcpd7937]

Good to see you JOE my official car reviewer your reviews are spot-on and in depth When My Friends Ask me about a car or thinking of buying a car all I have to do is refer them to Joe Raiti and the Joe Raiti Library of vehicles, it's better than the Encyclopedia Britannica 😁keep up the good work sir