Has the ham sandwich in the vertical stabilizer gotten moldy yet?

@jahomey25

Ай бұрын

He took it out Edit: I think

@KittyKatKya

Ай бұрын

@@jahomey25 ...Mostly

@subnormality5854

Ай бұрын

Most definitely.

@darthtrump4428

Ай бұрын

mouldy&soggy just like God intended for any mdf board

@DDMSteveB

Ай бұрын

The real question we’re hoping answered in this video.

Thanks for being transparent about how car manufacturer media events work. You strike the right balance between communicating what the events are like (and the perks of these media events) , while still being entertaining

@lptomtom

Ай бұрын

He's the only honest channel talking about it, it's insane how journalists are basically bribed by car companies to write good things about their products

@jeepncj7

Ай бұрын

​@@lptomtom - I used to be part of the staff that ran those events and managed press fleets. I'm sure they had some effect on endorsement, but if it wasn't a great vehicle, most of the journalists I saw would still publish the perceived flaws. Some would get pretty brutal on it as well. Those were some of the OG print/online journalists though, and when influencers were in the infancy. Today, not really sure with non traditional media being at its highest.

I have a 97 Surf SSRX, which is basically a Japan only (right hand drive) 4Runner. I'm a Brit, living in the mountains of southern France. It's used 90% off road in very rugged country, 530,000 miles on it now, I've owned it 21 years. Sadly for the first time it needs real maintenance, a front wheel bearing failed so I'm replacing all joints, bearings and bushings on the chassis. Not sure I'll get another 500K out of it, someone may, but I'm into my mid 70's now.

@fredio54

Ай бұрын

5 door or 3 door? The 3 door ones are still oh so sweet in metallic maroon with red interior

@Wheagg

Ай бұрын

I wish I had the luxury of being upset at small suspension parts like bushings breaking. We just got hit with a thousand dollar repair bill because the engine melted a plastic thermostat box thing.

I do.. I want tractors. I have a 2002 F350 7.3L Diesel, 6spd manual, manual transfer case, manual locking hubs.. manual seats, locks, windows, mirrors and literally anything else you can think of. It doesn't even have tilt or cruise control; and the front seat is a bench, and so is the back seat. It's a tractor and it's awesome. I will definitely never be selling it.

@stopchangingmynameyoutube

Ай бұрын

never get rid of it bro. i've got a 2000 tacoma single cab with crank windows myself. the last thing i need in my vehicle is another screen

@piccalillipit9211

Ай бұрын

@@stopchangingmynameyoutube - Its completely different but also the same - Ive owned every S Class Merc from 1994 to 2012 and Ive borrowed a 1989. I gave away my 2012 coupe for free it was such a pile of junk. The electronics had gone nuts, it kept forgetting what accessories it had, it keep draining the battery, it kept sitting itself on the floor, I stopped using it and that made it all 10 X worse when I had to move it - which I could not. The W140 1996 was literally the best car I have ever driven - it was perfect and perfectly reliable. Every model got more electronics and less reliable until they became an unreliable collsection of computers on wheels. At Christmas I was in my neighbour's Mayback S650 - it was like a Twitch DStreemers bedroom with the touch screens and RGB lighting - a €200,000 car with chromed plastic switches and fake leather on the dash. the astonishing lack of engineering made up for by limitless computer options. The paint job was astonishing though. I would NOT recommend anyone buy a 2nd hand Merc today - its going to bankrupt you and frustrate you.

@CuratedCars

Ай бұрын

@@piccalillipit9211this has happened with all cars. I own an auto repair shop and when it came time to pick a tow vehicle that can handle my family of 7 and an equally sized travel trailer I looked past all the modern offerings and picked up a 2004 Suburban 2500 with an 8.1. Yes Ive put some significant money into repairs and upgrades but I’m still vastly less money invested then buying anything from the last 10 years and have a more reliable, easier and cheaper vehicle to repair. That’s one reason the used car market has been strong the last few years, not only are new ones expensive but they have too many downsides compared to their previous generations. It’s sad to watch new tech and bloated features beat out good design, engineering and build quality. The manufacturer who figures out how to step back in time in that sense is going to make a killing, we’ll see if government regulations will allow it.

@_implying

Ай бұрын

@@piccalillipit9211 i have friends form the balkans, you dont need to tell me twice

@firstielasty1162

Ай бұрын

Yup. They lost me at "touchscreen"...and auto trans...and turbo...and "these here motors shift the transfer case cause the customer is a pussy"....and electric everything else...and....and...blah blah.....yuck.

I could listen to Matt improv a script from a phone book and still enjoy it. Legit.

I do want something as simple as a tractor!! "unnecessarily complex" is a good description of this thing. Hey Toyota!! I want that $12k truck your selling in Thailand!

@bobroberts2371

Ай бұрын

The $ 12 K truck is more of a side by side on the road. It is built in Thailand and I'm even betting it is really a " something " with a Toyota badge.

*I REMEMBER* the days when Mercedes would launch a new model every 15 years and do it RIGHT - instead they now just add more RGB lighting and software every year

The best thing about 5th gen 4Runner is that it’s now getting more common to find them on junk yards and part out websites. Replacement and upgrade parts are everywhere.

@xxwookey

Ай бұрын

This is great. The tricky bit is when that period tails off and parts get quite hard to come by. By way of example: it used to be dead easy to get scrap bits for my 1997 Peugeot expert 10 or even 5 years ago, but it's falling off the back end of that now and some things (like rear door rubbers) are just unobtanium (and the design is not simple enough that generic rubbers will do the trick). There is definitely an optimum period for these things. Picking a long-lived design fairly early in the run helps a lot as there is a stream of vehicles 10-15 years newer than yours which get used and retired to keep you in bits for a good long time. Especially if they kept this thing the same for 15 years without even pointless facelifts that's about as good as it gets.

Hard to tell without dimensions, but that front nose looks WAY longer than older 4runners. Something I'm not a fan of for city driving or out in the boonies. Also might just be because of the ridiculous amount of snow we get here, but those bright-ass LED lights are useless for winter driving unless you want to impair your vision more than you're helping. It also sucks having a light burn out and being out $1600 for a headlight because they are sold as singular drop in units. I've broken a fair few headlights out in the woods, that's not a bill i'm looking for.

@flurgerbla7609

Ай бұрын

Yeah the toyota trucks used to the only ones without ridiculously long and high hoods

@dalea4350

Ай бұрын

The lower driving light have a switch to turn them to amber color

@mtb416

Ай бұрын

Toyota doesn’t like the driver to know where their front bumper ends.

Dude 5 people just dropped this in my feed but I know yours will be the best.

@JBBBBBBBB250

Ай бұрын

99% sure I won't even watch anybody else's video about this

I drive a ‘04 Tundra TRD with 289,000 kms. I love my truck and it loves me. I look at these new Toyota beauties with lust but, I just can’t do it. I would feel so bad throwing my old girl to the curb for one of those shiny new tarts.

@KO-pk7df

Ай бұрын

You mean depriving the used Toyota buyers a crack at your old girl!

@SpaceMulva

Ай бұрын

Never give it up. I just picked up my 3rd first gen. Real trucks will never go down in value again, and will never be made again. Buy another.

@carlosandleon

Ай бұрын

neigbor has a hilux. Actually manages to break it.

@fredio54

Ай бұрын

Our 1998 100 series landcruiser 4.2 TD 24v is unlikely to ever be sold out of the family :-) cost a pretty penny for 400k kms and 25 years old, but then you live with it for six tough months and understand why. Awesome truck beyond the newer models in many ways.

@diltzm

Ай бұрын

Same my 06 Tundy is at 310k miles and while the new ones are cool I think it's the perfect truck.

Have been daily driving a 1985 4runner 4 cylinder in Houston traffic for 6 months now and I can say that people absolutely do want a tractor. I love my tractor. My tractor gets me to work reliably.

I just about fumbled my dinner clicking on the vid when it popped up - almost as satisfying as a carbon covered hammy! All Hail the Algorithm

Thanks for doing in 6 minutes what every other creator needs 47 to accomplish... and for the touch screen warning. I concur.

You can't understand how people like the old 4-runner? Try explaining Jeep.

@sortaspicey9278

Ай бұрын

BUT MAH JEEP GOT DA ACEL FLEX BRUDDUH

@qwertykevin1

Ай бұрын

Jeeps = ass

@piccalillipit9211

Ай бұрын

OH simple - Am3ric4ns are super basic.

@NigelMarston

Ай бұрын

Or Land Rover

@mikealbrecht3990

Ай бұрын

I don't know. My 5 speed, 2000 Jeep Wrangler with 190,000 miles is doing well.

Toyota is killing it in general. The Prius is great now, the sportscars are insane value for money and everything else is on another plane of automotive greatness as well.

@KnowledgePerformance7

Ай бұрын

Seriously it's awesome. I'm currently in a Veza Hybrid loner and it's easily the best commuter I have ever driven.

@janniksims5740

Ай бұрын

@@KnowledgePerformance7 that's a horribly boring car. But I bet it's reliable, comfortable and cheap to run.🤷🏼‍♂️ Everything you need out of a commuter

This is the sarcastic motoring journalism you want and need. I look forward to the full review Matt!

Profound statements that embody why we're all here: Cars have got unnecessarily complicated. Somehow the simplicity that companies have tried to add is just added complexity. I think there's more truth in saying who I am and what I want than there is in most of the automotive journalism out there. Keep up the great work.

My 5th gen has 200k miles and hasn't had a single problem. If it ever goes, I'll be getting this version.

You wonder if a turbo charged four-cylinder will go 300,000 miles like Toyota has always has had.

@underthelibertytree712

Ай бұрын

It won't. At least the turbos will not.

@Dappersworth

11 күн бұрын

Nope. Just look at the new tundra having catastrophic failures under 50k.

People don't like simple cars? All you need in a car is manual A/C, cruise control and some decent seats.

Best sponsorship disclosure ever. I love your sense of humor!

Great job on the video Matt! Thanks for making it.

Terrific video, Matt. Algorithm, please note this expression of approval and make Matt really, really relevant.

I WANT A TRACTOR DAMNIT. But for real I feel like I gonna be forever fixing my 90s - early 00s vehicles.

@bobroberts2371

Ай бұрын

Ha, in another vid someone stated that cars newer that 2017 are not worth buying as they are too complicated / fail often. Many say that they want a basic car but would not be willing to give up power windows, brakes, steering , cruise.

@CA11100

Ай бұрын

@@bobroberts2371 I feel like 90s levels of tech is great. Power windows, locks, brakes, steering, and cruise control are all pretty basic and inexpensive. They’ve been around since the 70s. It’s all the extra stuff after that with the extra stuff for infotainment systems, advanced cruise control/self driving features, emissions crap and all those damn sensors for whatever the hell.

@Emily-lk1mf

Ай бұрын

@@CA11100 everytime i see the check engine light on my 04 fxt i just seethe bc every single time its the emissions crap throwing a code. I love my car to death but sometimes i wish i had an older one. Nonexistant in the rust belt though :/

@CA11100

Ай бұрын

@@Emily-lk1mf I’m in SoCal. What’s rust?

Toyota is awesome. I loved my Tacomas.

Bro, just from the intro i love this guy already... Subscribed 👌🏾

Primo review. Very entertaining. Thanks. And I'll stop asking about the Jad.

This... ...is not the content I subscribed for, but I still enjoy it! Thanks, Matt!

First time seeing the new 4Runner, and it's on favorite KZreadrs channel. Hell yeah Matt.

Matt, I don't know where you get your commentary but I was laughing thru the whole video. So much better than those Robot Voice AI reviews of other KZreadrs. Thanks for another fun and informative video.

I had a 96’ supercharged Isuzu Trooper that I’m still sorry I sold. Other than the giant tablet on the dash this seems just like my old Trooper. Which is great that Toyota recognizes what works and keeps making it.

Would love to see more car reviews in addition to your regular content. Way better writing than other review focused channels

I'm eager to see your Landcruiser video! I must be getting old, because I think it looks a great deal better than the more aggressive 4Runner/Tacoma styling.

Probably one of the best reviews I've seen so far

Its a great evening when there's a new SFM video!

The last line is the best. Chances are slim you will get a Land Cruiser at sticker price.

This is easily the best a colab could get. Only made possible because Toyota makes fantastic cars and trucks and sells them dor a reasonable price. I hope they make a spiffy new high end hybrid soon to combat all the electric stuff.

My "Ugh" list: #1: Toyota still building dumb fully boxed frames that will rust out super easily like all the 4Runners before it. #2: I understand that the push for a 4 cylinder turbo or hybrid is all about CAFE standards, but I really think we will regret the over-complexity that those two types of systems bring. A well-engineered smaller turbocharged gas engine pushing around a heavy truck may be well made, but it's not going to last as long as a well-engineered larger displacement engine. That being said, an 8 speed trans will really help the engine not have to work as hard. Maybe that will offset the smaller engine, in the same vane as how semi trucks haul so much weight with a relatively small engine. #3: I am sad that there's no manual option.

@mbox314

Ай бұрын

1. I agree, boxed frames are bogus 2. I believe the push for smaller engines is for emissions and not CAFE standards

@ErikPelyukhno

Ай бұрын

With a turbo and hybrid system, I think for this will have good torque and good efficiency so I’m excited to consider getting this as an upgrade to my RAV4 hybrid. I have no complaints with my car, but if I want to get more space and power this will be a natural upgrade.

@JohnSmith-pl2bk

Ай бұрын

Use a long hose to squirt anti rusting treatments in the box frame from front to rear....every year. Twice a year if you actually go off roading through water and mud or have salt on your roads.

@RyanWithAviators

Ай бұрын

@@JohnSmith-pl2bk There is still a buildup of sediment if you ever go off-road. The fact of the matter is, a C channel frame does not need to have much effort put into rust-prevention. That is exactly why heavy duty trucks frames are build that way.

@JohnSmith-pl2bk

Ай бұрын

Heavy truck. Heavy is the operative word. Thin fully boxed high tensile steel is light in comparison...and used in utes (light pickups) The Nissan Navarra utes also had a fully boxed chassis...which was entirely galvanise dipped... Except there was a kick-up in the frame...a hump.....where the springs were located for the rear axle.. which when the entire frame was lowered into and immersed in the galv bath... caused a air pocket so 6 inches of the "hump" was not galvanised.. In a short time the Navarras folded when the unseen non-galv portions rusted out...from inside! All for the want of strategically drilled holes to let the trapped air out so the galv could flow in.. So I say again...anti rusting spray is the answer@@RyanWithAviators

Beautifully done. You make it look easy. Hang on. Did you not sweat bullets over this video or did you just wing it a bit, now I suddenly have doubt. Dang. Nah. Hours of thinking time each way, just for starters. Beautifully done. You make it look easy.

Great review Mat thanks

Immediately subscribed!

Yes! I can't wait to watch this while I work on my car

@blutygergaming8789

Ай бұрын

Annnddds it's over. Back to the less good KZread videos. Sad

I also know a toyota engineer for the body-on-frame pickups. He mentioned the sema build they did to promote the new tacoma, and ensured me the twin turbo v6 can fit in the tacoma frame with minimal fabrication woes.

Love the dig at dealer mark ups at the end there lmao

Everybody's new t4r video just hit sub boxes at the same time but I clicked yours first.

I bought a 2021 Tacoma TRD Off Road back in late '20 and have been 100% satisfied with it. When I moved to Tennessee last year I overloaded the truck and towed an overloaded trailer 2200 miles with zero issues. the mileage was cut in half, but oh well, you can't have everything. Since then I have basically been using it as a tractor on the farm. Not the ideal use for it, but until I can raise the $ for a real tractor, it will have to do.

Best video on the new 4runner.

I'm so glad they didn't do a light bar in the back, like they did with the Sequoia. The Sequoia should have had those epic vertical tail lights like the Tundra. This new 4Runner is not bad at all. I wanted a 5th gen so bad until I drove one. It was pure dogwater 😂 The new Toyota trucks having turbo engines is an absolute MUST, but they also seemed to have nailed the styling on every truck too! The Nimh battery also is great for replacement cost & reliability. Hopefully their new truck hybrid systems prove themselves. 🤞 If you get a new 6th gen 4Runner, especially the hybrid, I will certainly keep watching your videos! Thanks for reading my novel. 👍

i LOVE the design of the new land cruiser. i really hope this design language makes its way to the smaller cars like the yaris.

The big question is articulation. Tinkerer's Adventure has a video on how much more flex the previous gen Tundra has in the frame. So is this complication of having the sway bar disconnect electricaly to make up the difference, or actually better basically

We the 2nd gen xterra guys have had a titan swap option - we can basically change over much of the suspension, front dif, cvs and even the engine feom.the titan over to the xterra (and frontier). Good thing the 4runner guys now can do the same with tundra swap. Pretty sure the travel numbers on stock versions are still atrotious, so tundra swapping option will be a lot of help

I have a 2020 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid LE. Its been a fun, cheap and reliable truck. Payed it off in 3 years nice and easy. But I'm definitely jumping on this as soon as it releases this fall. I love 4Runners but I could never see myself giving up the 30-40ish MPG I got with my Hybrid, just for the extra room in the cab and bed in a truck with 18 MPG. But now that its a in line 4, 8 speed transmission with a hybrid with no batteries? You better believe I'm gonna pre order that shit if I can. Plus the packages are nuts from what Im seeing online. Ive never been a fan of the TRD branding but the Trailhunter and Platinum Trim models look incredible.

My 1st 4x4 was a 1980 Toyota 4x4 long bed. I loved that truck, but a growing family made it impractical. Happy memories about Toyotas.

superrich Matt, 3rd best video today, probably should watch

God damn, the front of that thing is so high, makes me wonder how the frontal visibility will be.

That hood looks insanely high, hard to see out of

Electronic transfer case control is an opportunity for computer to say no. Happens regularly in MORR videos. Happens never in our 1998 100 series 4.2 TD ;-)

I wonder if toyota is still using the same faulty NiMh pressure vent that changes its trigger point to where the cell boils until the pressure causes the negative post to leak electrolyte for the rest of it's shortened life...

@ad_fletch

Ай бұрын

NiMH in general ugh. You wouldn’t want it in your new drill, so why in your Toyota?

Matt, an unrelated question I've had for a while. Does the snorkel on your 4runner actually work? If you are in 4 foot deep water will the spark ignition work under water?

15 years in my 88. Was 2400 in 09 now prbly worth close too 15g I really wish they would bring back a convertible option. I own 3 different tops for my truck and they all serve a purpose, one of which is a short canopy that acts like a cab cap where the back seats fold forward and flat then I used a spare tailgate window and regulator so I have a power roll down back window like the tundra and with a bed extender my motorcycke fits perfectly. Or just doing random truck stuff like getting wood, dirt or taking garbage away its nice having that option. But the convertible will always be my favorite part of my truck and what I use the most.

I think it's a real shame that they don't supply the Torsen centre diff in their pickups. There's no reason not to, and it's hardly groundbreaking tech. Centre diff were in Land Rover pickups forty years ago! It makes a massive difference to on road towing and general safety.

Fascinating.

Looks great. Glad they finally went back to some decent style. When I say back, I mean just finally.

I just can't get myself to love anything other than my FJ Cruiser. I guess I went full weirdo.

@johnhein4851

Ай бұрын

No the FJ Cruiser is still awesome!

@kazzxtrismus

Ай бұрын

Ill be swapping a motor or 2 in before i buy one of these new things i want a tractor...i do not want a gps tracking internet controlled tech machine i can change my own gears and check my mirrors even if the new teenagers cant

@jR060t

Ай бұрын

My one is a pretty nice tractor once I got that blower on it.

2017 4runner, i love it.

good to see everyone's video at the same time now the embargo has lifted lmao

did you say a center lsd....? like in the transfer case?

the color on the trail hunter is awesome.

Who gets to the market first with an after market off road style touch screen protector grill? Thanks again for another great video

@u9Nails

Ай бұрын

Definitely hope that it's glass and not plastic. Wiping dust from plastic is an invitation to cry big fat new car owner tears.

I'm glad they're bringing back the Land Cruiser. I will probably get one of those when I have the funds.

Did you say hi to Doug?

The old-car-having OEM part Lego-ing part of me is very happy about the possibility of shared suspension parts across 4Runner/Taco/Tundra/LC/Lexus-thingy

Turbo 4 is a hard pass but I own other Toyotas, will look forward to a used 2023 V6. My Highlander Hybrid still has a V6. I know, the new hybrid system is different, whatever.

@mbox314

Ай бұрын

They were forced to use a turbo-4 because of emissions. The government can't make electric cars better but they can make gas powered cars worse thru regulation.

@sterlingmakara

Ай бұрын

4runnera have always had problems with turbo 4 cylinders. See 22rte.

@RobM184

Ай бұрын

Yeah, always. That one other time. In the 80's...

@parrm9580

Ай бұрын

​@@sterlingmakara why do you think they have problems? I work at Toyota and we see 0 of these having recalls but new tundras blow up, corollas and rav4s have failing port injectors and plenty of other things. New taco and 4runner is pretty good.

@sammybeevg

Ай бұрын

Turbo 4's are great, particularly Toyota's. They work everywhere else in the world, I think you should give one a try

considering the success of your channel, you can probably get toyota to gift you one :D

Matt atcually is the first person or thing to let me know there is a new land cruiser coming. I'm stoked to hear more on that.

@brianb-p6586

Ай бұрын

That's strange - the changes to the entire Toyota / Land Cruiser / Lexus body-on-frame vehicle lineup have been frequently reported in all automotive media for years.

My first car was a 1968 Corona. My current car is a Highlander (not hybrid). One reason I buy Toyotas is because they are reliable, comfortable enough, drive well enough, and most importantly, the seats fit my body and the controls are where they should be and change very little.

The 2x4 crack got me right in the feels, LOL 😆 😂 🤣

its 3am, will be my birthday when the sun shows up. casually watching superfast matt. life could be worse

Is the hybrid really more fuel efficient though ?

I think most people really do just want a tractor. The base model Chevy Spark has no features at all and they sold those piles as fast as they could unload them on the lot.

my dad would love this

I'll be curious whether the battery pack on the hybrid will be useful as a power source for camping/overlanding. Currently I have to carry a big-ass lithium battery and inverter for powering my fridge and induction stove. It would be great if I could easily power those things off the hybrid battery and use the engine to quickly recharge as needed.

@brianb-p6586

Ай бұрын

Not really - it's only 1.87 kWh. You would need the larger battery of a plug-in hybrid (typically about ten times larger) to be really useful for that. Toyota is not offering a plug-in hybrid in their body-on-frame vehicles.

@dave7038

Ай бұрын

@@brianb-p6586 that is quite small, but easily big enough to be useful if the system can auto-start the engine to charge it as needed. I have to do that anyway, but charging from the alternator is slow compared to what a hybrid could be capable of, depending on how they have it set up. It seems like it would be a huge miss to market an overlanding-oriented vehicle with a battery and 2kW inverter that can't self-charge as needed.

Kinda sounds like Pat might be replaced with Matt on the new Toyota commercials.

how can something do more for emissions than mileage?

Is the landcrusier smaller then the 4runner?

2:03 Thank you thank you thank you for finally providing the information that it might be possible to Tundra swap. I've been dying to know this. When Titan swapping a Nissan Xterra or Frontier*, you have to either get longer CV axles or swap the front diff. You also need shocks. The Xterra shocks no longer fit. The Titan shocks won't fit unless you also swap the spindle, in which case you might need a bracket lift. I've been meaning to confirm that. This is probably not a difficult problem to find cheap shocks with measurements and travel that matches. But if it's possible to Tundra swap, I'd be shocked, no pun intended, if the market doesn't have a plethora of options within the next few years. There are other things to consider, but I don't remember off the top of my head. * Or Pathfinder. Some of the Pathfinders came with the VK56 V8, and had the diff as well. Which reminds me you can also get parts off in Armada, or Infinity QX-whatever (80?). So don't forget the Sequoia when when checking junk yards. Which also reminds me, it's recommended to purchase dedicated parts, not use junkyard or even stock Titan parts. All of this just makes me want to try it for the hell of it, and experience firsthand how it actually rides and handles. Then I can always spin the big bucks later, and install dedicated parts. I don't mind the labor. I would love to do it, and to be good at it. It's just the time required that's a bitch.

Looks good

"People don't want simple..." Me: side eyes the 25 yr old car I just bought because it has so little complexity. "Uh, Matt..." All hail the algorithm.

Oh boy, if only I lived in a country with nice cars for sale, or with salaries to actually but them. Guess we will be happy with lawn mower powered 1.3 corollas

We need an aussi review like this...

I think mine was a 2004. Check Engine Code said Catalytic converter even after the converter was replaced. Then it said O2 sensor even after both upstream and down steam sensors were replaced. Every mechanic who looked at it came up with a different diagnosis but none could seem to fix it. Traded it in and the dealer prompltly advertised it for sale as "As Is"

0:50 I feel exactly the same way about my Prado.

@jasonbennett7002

Ай бұрын

Like you're standing up in a canoe?

For 2X4's, there is a roof rack, and there is a trailer hitch. Your touch screen will thank you for using them.

I'm looking forward to a Toyota Land Cruiser video from you. Hopefully you'll get the good food and room.

Is the new Land Cruiser the same as the aussie one?

Nice Superfast Toyota ad 👍

6:30 the one with round headlights is real cute, i like it

Have they fixed the seating position and headroom issues from the 3rd and 4th gen 4Runners?

@krashanb5767

Ай бұрын

It's improved.

Work Vans should copy most of that front interior with all the pockets for stuff and my favorite part is the Aux switches they have.