Say Hello! 2022 Toyota 4Runner TRD Sport on Everyman Driver

[@MrCh1cken]

"Come to me, Dave ... bring the 4Runner..." says the pond.

[@sebastianromero420]

Not with those wheels and tires

[@helloeveryone906]

Imo best damn vehicle for any family 👪 needs. downside mpg, when you hauling family nobody cares, BUT to & back HOME 🏡.

[@aalberto4961]

I purchased a new Limited model in 2010 as a 2011 model. Not much has changed since then which is a good thing because this formula works well. I gave it away to my parents in 2014 to help them out when their 15 year old first generation Toyota Sienna died. They still have it and the only thing that went wrong for over a decade was the alternator and some rust build up on rear hatch (covered under warranty). If Toyota makes an electric version I’ll be the first in line to buy one.

[@imranabbasi7871]

I love your Toyota 4runner truck

[@skoolynugenator1802]

Sorry those used prices are not current market.

[@everymandriver]

Ok thanks

[@Kristian_Saile]

I don’t feel the depreciation data supports the current climate as we have been looking at used 5th gen 4runners and it’s crazy. Not as crazy as used 200 series Cruisers right now but wow, we ended up getting on a list to buy a 22. The dealerships pre sell pretty much all of them they can get into the lot where we are. The new one made sense VW paying mead retail for a used one with 60k.

[@myytchannel6632]

Why waste your time being on a list? Look up dealerships around the country. You will find one. Make your offer. Fly and go pick it up and drive home. I am waiting for the new body style before I buy my own brand new 2023 or 2024 TRD ORP.

[@Kristian_Saile]

@@myytchannel6632 I don’t have time to go elsewhere for probably the next month so I am content to wait. Given the fact I didn’t have to put down a deposit or anything it’s fine by me.

[@MechayaAlta]

Is the rear slide out tray dealer or factory installed?

[@TrailTape]

It's factory (or possibly port-)installed, but it's not dealer-installed.

[@frankpoperowitzmusic]

4Runner TRD Base. Still a nice SUV. I got the TRDORP.

[@davidlusk4350]

🤗🤗 Looking at trading my 2015 lexus rx on a new 4 runner sr5. The Lexus is great in and out, but ride is wobbly at 31k miles and certified lexus car I'll never buy another rx 350. Not enjoying the rocking motion sickness that comes with it. Hopefully 4 runner will be solid and obviously more fun. Now where is that pond at in ORV parks. 😄😁

[@moloono1]

You do know the 4Runner is a body-on-frame, right? It drives pretty wobbly in turns and stops.

[@moloono1]

@no name Body-on-Frame, what can you say?

[@davidaix5771]

What do you mean this is the most capable and its family tree That would go to the offroad premium or pro The sports is like a stripped down limited

[@everymandriver]

LOL

[@DLewis-pc2op]

We've got an SR5 and a Limited. There's no way we'd ever give'em up.........

[@bohan9957]

Excellent review. This TRD Sport trim is a bit strange. It has everything that I don't want in a Limited trim. Conversely, it has everything that I don't want in a TRD off-road trim.

[@kyqorioskygo8999]

Beautiful suv!! I wish i can afford this suv. How much did you pay trd sport? Was it msrp or below msrp?

[@davidaix5771]

Everything is way above MSRP A budy of mind just went To Toyota to look at a new tundra and they're doing 15 to $17000 over MSRP he said f now I'll keep my 2019 Tundra I told him don't buy that new one they're having problems with them already plus that V8 is legendary

[@benjaminyoung1746]

I got mine at MSRP 2 weeks ago.

[@kyqorioskygo8999]

@@benjaminyoung1746 not bad for the craZy car market price. But still Expensive.

[@Drackleyrva]

Great SUV--I would consider one if the MPG wasn't so bad.

[@SuperSnakePlissken]

100% with you. It gets 16 mpg while my Tundra V8 gets 15 city. You might as well get the truck. Personally, go with the Lexus version with the 4.6L V8. Same MPG but 70 more HP.

[@Elektra262]

Rumor has it that 2023 will have a hybrid option.

[@SuperSnakePlissken]

@@Elektra262 100% against hybrids but in a mid-size SUV it may be a good thing.

[@skoolynugenator1802]

@@SuperSnakePlissken if you don’t hammer down and keep you mph around 65 or less you can get close to 20.

[@QQ-wv1gr]

Free time travel back to 10 years ago interior

[@gardenst4398]

So what are the Cons??? The main one being...No boot space after 3rd Row.🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@everymandriver]

Reasons Not to Buy the Toyota 4Runner - 1. The Dated Design. Both the exterior and interior haven't changed too much over the years. Some 4Runner fans may be happy about this. There's an old-school charm and familiarity that some drivers may prefer. For anyone looking for something fresh, new or modern, the old-school designs may be disappointing. 2. The Plastic Interior. It has a well-designed interior. It's quite comfortable and all of the displays and controls are ergonomic and intuitive to find and use. The fit and finish are excellent. The downside here is that the materials are far from what you might find in a luxury SUV. There's a lot of plastic everywhere. Some drivers may consider this a cheap look and feel for such an expensive SUV. 3. Rough Ride Quality. The 4Runner offers truck-like performance and utility features. Unfortunately, it can feel like driving a truck too and not in a good way. This SUV may not be for everyone. The ride quality might feel a bit rough and unrefined for some drivers.

[@gardenst4398]

@@everymandriver The Cons you mentioned are all acceptable typical of Toyota and thats what you get for 40k. But luggage space after 3rd row for all Toyota Lexus even the latest Sequoia is totally unacceptable / pathetic..... Toyota designers think their suv can carry 8 people but send their luggage via UPS or FEDex😝😝😝 There is not even space to keep 2 cabin trolley bags after 3rd row....after spnding USD80k upwards for Lexus LX GX LandCruiser etc😳😳😳😳 They dont have now a SUV with boot space after 3rd row....worlds largest AutoMaker....shame on you Toyota😝😝😝😝😝

[@getlosttoday4045]

Orv Park would of loved this one!

[@jamesh7571]

Good job from start to finish. 👍

[@josephsantangelo2801]

I have a 2018 limited with 3rd row seating and the automatic running boards. I love it. Only got 24k mikes on it. Great car. No blind spot monitoring or any tech, very small screen.But I’m trading it in for a GX460 before they remove the NA V8 at some point.

[@georginachang7877]

How does GX460 compare to 4Runner in terms of interior size?

[@josephsantangelo2801]

@@georginachang7877 the leg room for first and second row passengers in both vehicles is about the same. And overall the GX feels bigger. The biggest difference is the cargo area. The cargo area is a little bigger in the 4Runner.

[@jasonclark3724]

You selling it?

[@josephsantangelo2801]

@@jasonclark3724 at some point yes. Or trading it in. Just depends on when Lexus get can the trim and color combo I want. They said it could be late this year so gonna be a while. My 4Runner is black with redwood interior, and of course 4 wheel drive. It literally could sit in a showroom it’s in such good condition. I hand wash it twice month, even in winter. My wife thinks I’m nuts.

[@moloono1]

@@josephsantangelo2801 We love our GX and regularly use the rear seats when family visits. The 4Runner is a great vehicle, but the GX is too!

[@markderoller7645]

I bought a 2022 Limited last October and I love it.

[@8448jl]

I got my three weeks ago, and I love it!!

[@everymandriver]

I appreciate your feedback. Please do me a favor and Click Subscribe, even if you don't plan on coming back. It'll really help me out. Thanks again.

[@8448jl]

Thank you for sending me the message. Yes, I just subscribed your channel. All the best!

[@kevins.1752]

“The POND” hahahah words only a few understand 😃

[@micah6811]

Here in Hawaii, it's better to purchase a brand new 4Runner since preowned ones are almost the same price!

[@davidaix5771]

Same here in long island new york

[@skoolynugenator1802]

Same everywhere.

[@los1775]

Looks the same as the old, old, old one lol, its a cool Suv.

[@devalraval007]

Awesome choice 👌🏻 Good luck with it

[@tommeggison1466]

I wonder if the ride still sucks

[@benjaminyoung1746]

Just like your mom.

[@samsanti4991]

Is this the one with the new UNDERPOWERED engine?

[@schwesterharry]

;-) I miss your Flip flop driving;-)

[@omarpeixoto276]

Old design from 2012 🤮🤮🤮, but beautiful 😍

[@momsbasement656]

Even older than that, 2009! It got a tiny face-lift in 2014. Pretty sad.

[@suttonssuperstars7679]

“New “

[@lurkingarachnid7475]

Doesn't look as good as the previous model

[@PeterKyriazis1]

Too bad about the horrible crash test rating

[@Anomize23]

Thats why you take it where no other car can touch you. 🤣

[@momsbasement656]

Tried one out a few days ago. It was like going in a time machine back to 2009, which is when this model came out! So outdated.

[@dariens.927]

Nice but styling outdated

[@Jacob99174]

I’m still stuck looking at those CALVES! Wow

[@rnt45t1]

I'm sorry, but at that price point I'd rather just buy a Lexus GX470 - at least that comes with a V8.

[@loveearth7681]

Ugly outdated interior and very outdated technology especially the infotainment system

[@Sophos1964]

Maybe so, but it all works & is durable. The 4 Runner is not for you.

[@shanelen]

icy ponds lol

[@rockeye]

Hell yeah! I have a 2020 TRD Off Road Premium. I got it with 23,000 miles in 2021 right before the dealer markups began. I love it. I’m tempted to add the TRD PRO suspension to make this a soft daily driver.

[@MusicLuv80]

TRD off road premium don't come with TRD PRO suspension?

[@myytchannel6632]

@@MusicLuv80 Nope. They want you to pay a lot more for that.

[@myytchannel6632]

What is interesting about 4Runner buyers is that anybody who buys it always upgrades something on it there by adding their total cost of the vehicle. On average, people spend an extra $5,000 to $10,000, to get it to the way they want it to be. Why always spend more money on an already expensive vehicle?

[@loveearth7681]

Severely Outdated technology, interior and ugly interior design.

[@Sophos1964]

Maybe so, but it all works & is durable. The 4 Runner is not for you.

[@Sophos1964]

That’s a big part of its appeal.

[@marknelson9406]

I am a long time fan and owner of Toyota trucks dating back to 1982. I think 4Runners are excellent vehicles. That said, the current 4Runner is in desperate need of a hybrid power train for additional power and improved mpg. The baby puke color combination of this 4Runner w the 20” wheels is horrendous. It won’t look good at the mall and the huge wheels are useless off-road. You’re making a huge mistake if you drop $50+K on this sport model.