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  • rward99rward99 Member Posts: 185
    There have been a few references in here to an Atlanta Toyota dealership web page comparing 4Runners and Pathfinders.


    The comparison is done by "Advanta Star" a research company, clearly visible on the page where you set up the comparison (also in the fine print at the end of the article), and not by Toyota.


    If you want information from Toyota, visit their official web site at http://www.toyota.com .

  • peter78peter78 Member Posts: 284
    Let me first say that other Toyota dealerships offer the comparison and it does highlight all of the Toyota models.


    http://www.mariettatoyota.com/frameset4.asp?LINK=NewCars&MAIN=comparison


    Second I would imagine that this service will be here for the 2003 model. Now when Toyota compares the V6 model to a model with a cast iron block, it will probably say the V6 engine is lighter and has a better heat distribution than that of a cast iron block.

  • tbcreativetbcreative Member Posts: 357
    Well, aesthetics are a hard thing to convince someone of if they just plain don't like how something looks, but I'll tell you my first-hand impressions.

    As I've stated, I think the cladding looks pretty cool, but could be better if it was darker or matched each body color. It looks a lot better in person, and much more finished than the Avalanche or GC Laredo. And the notches look pretty cool in person too, giving it a really unique look. I think what is a bit conflicting about the rugged-looking cladding, is the cleanliness of the lines of the rest of the truck. Maybe if you put some nice, beefy BFG A-Ts or Mud-Terrains on, the cladding would look much cooler.

    I want the cladding for off-roading and parking lot urban assaults, but I can understand why a lot of people would not want it or care for it's looks. So, I'm really surprised that Toyota didn't offer at least the Sport Edition in 2 forms; with or without the cladding. I wish they would have done that with the stupid silver package too, making it an optional appearance package, not standard fare. Idiots. I want the X-REAS, but on a truck in ALL-BLACK and with the better wheels!

    Okay, I think I've driven that into the ground, but I decided to leave the GM camp because they have narrowed their customer base down to the soccer-mom crowd for their mid-size triplets, and they grouped things into packages that make it tough to get exactly what you want. So, I'm upset that the company I'm switching to seems to be embracing some of those characteristics. I don't think the new 'Runner is at all a soccer-mom SUV, unless she also enjoys a bit of off-roading in rough stuff from time to time, but I don't appreciate the package limitations.

    However, I am happy to see you can get just about everything else that even the Limited has, save the suspension and leather seats. I bet we see some additions for 2004 that take care of some of these issues though.

    Okay, as far as the spoiler, I think it looks MUCH better on than off, in person. Here's why. First of all, I'm a fan of spoilers, if they're done right. I think the spoiler helps the design of the 4Runner because it's very aerodynamic and has a really pronounced front end, but a very blunt back end. The 3 SR5s I saw without the spoiler (yes, I said without them) looked like something was missing, and caused the whole design to look a little off-balance. The new design is so full of nice curves, that the abrupt sharp angle of the flat liftgate kind of looks out of place. But the spoiler helps your eye move off of the end of the truck and create a more swooping feel to the over-all design.

    That's just my take on it, and you may feel totally different, but I really like the spoiler. I also think it makes the awkward design of the Sequoia look better. I don't like the Sequoia much. It looks a little dumpy. The front end needs the treatment they gave the updated Tundra, and the back end needs a re-design.

    I'm waiting for the V6, and probably a while after that for any re-calls, possible incentives, etc., and will have a REALLY hard time waiting to see what changes may happen for 2004, but this will definitely be my next SUV. The only thing that could possibly change my mind is if the re-designed Pathfinder or Rodeo look REALLY COOL for 2004. But neither one of those have the rocker height or ground clearance of the 4Runner, so they'd have to meet those needs too, which I don't think they will. Beside, the Rodeo will probably be another version of the GM triplets, like the god-awful Trooper replacement, the Ascender, or as I like to call it, the [non-permissible content removed]-ender or Envoy clone.

    I don't know if any of this helps at all, but maybe you'll just have to see for yourself when they hit your local dealerships soon. Personally, I'm having a real hard time driving my truck, knowing this new 4Runner is what it is. Also, and I wish I could have taken pictures, seeing the 2002 Limited and Sport sitting next to their replacements REALLY sold me on the new design. I love the 3rd gen's styling, and thought I would have a hard time deciding which design looks better in a side by side comparison. After about an hour's worth of staring, walking around, measuring, sitting inside, and staring again, the winner was very clearly the 2003, especially the Limited. What an awesome truck!
  • tbcreativetbcreative Member Posts: 357
    jcat707, jumpin' geehosafats! That's great that you're actually paying what I've been hearing, but not believing from my Toyota guys! I may be on board with a black Limited with all the goodies I want for that price! I'm conflicted though, because I want the cladding for the reasons mentioned above, but I know I'm going to be in love with a black Limited. I loved the silver one I saw at the seminar, but kept thinking about what the price would probably be. I'm still concerned about the off-road advantages of the cladding, but jeez, for that price I'll take off the Limited's steps and put on rock rails!

    Worldtraveler, sorry to freak you out about the color! You may like it just fine, I'm just not a very big fan of silver anyway. I do like pewter, but still, out here in Arizona, every other vehicle is either white, silver or pewter, so that could have something to do with it. It does look better in person than it did in those pictures though. Personally, I think the dark gray (whatever they're calling it) looks really cool with the cladding, so maybe that would work for you if you don't like the silver.

    Cliffy, I'm with you on the functionality of the spoiler too. Dust is a big deal here in Arizona, so having a spoiler to help reduce build-up and rear window invasion would be really great on the trails. As I stated above, I also think it looks cool. However, I'm a "bunny-hugger," so the deer carcass on the rear would look horrid to me.

    Intmed99, I totally agree with what you've been saying about the comparison to the Pathfinder! I don't understand what all the hoopla is about the current model anyway. It's very dull-looking with no personality or beefiness to it, and it's off-road prowess doesn't even come close to the 'Runner. The interior is boring and the front cabin feels cramped. My head is only inches from where the roof meets the windshield, and the back seat passengers enjoy the sunroof more than the front seat occupants because of it. It's a perfectly nice truck, but uninspiring. I wouldn't give up my truck for a Pathfinder, and I know how you feel about my truck! ;o)
  • nippononlynippononly Member Posts: 12,555
    My local dealer still has a half dozen 3rd gens, half SR5 and half Limited, all 4WD, and all priced at $33.5K and above. If the prices are really true for the 4th gen V-8 Limited, how will they ever sell these '02s???

    And how come everyone everywhere seems to have a dealer nearby that has some of the 4th gen "sitting in the back" or whatever, and we have none around here in San Francisco?? :-(

    2014 Mini Cooper (stick shift of course), 2016 Camry hybrid, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (keeping the stick alive)

  • mjohnr99mjohnr99 Member Posts: 193
    Thanks - terrific post - I think that was another impartial and fair assessment. The only thing I truly disagree with are the appeal of the notches - keep it clean like the Limited . . . but that's all personal anyway. I wanted to be able to walk up to the new '03 All-Black as well (any trim level, whatever it took), so looking for anything to help the rationalization process. I was doing just that, and rationalizing the ugly cladding as you have (ok, has a purpose . . .), and focusing on the least objectionable base SR5 until the 16" Wheel/Spoiler deal. Being a left coast/west coast/best coast native San Diegan stuck in this government town has me yearning for a quick jaunt to AZ if you guys got 'em without the spoiler at least. I wanted one, just not THAT one. From the side profile, I don't mind so much . . . it's visually from the rear which sets the fire in my eyes . . . looks just like the baseball brim on my bud's wife's minivan. But I AM encouraged by your well written description.

    So much to rationalize here, I know I will end up waiting a few more years to get what I exactly want . . . then I won't mind paying the premium Toyota gets on these because it will be the best damn sport utility truck and appearance money can buy! But for now, probably sticking with my personal Plan B, send a one-less-sale message to Toyota design/marketing folks to work these issues out so I don't have to rationalize, and buy some more gaming stocks in the meantime.

    But the 35.5K!?! could change everything, that's only $4,100 more than what I was on the verge of paying . . . that black Limited would be an easy sell! Like you, I'd rip off the silver running boards for rock rails and then I'd hacksaw off the silver racks and slap on my Thules, and grab a can of black spray paint and put an end to those skunk stripes that belie the BEAST inside! I'd do it for that price (but not for 40K) in a heartbeat! [We still couldn't get the X-REAS though . . . probably not until 2004 I'm guessing :<]
  • intmed99intmed99 Member Posts: 485
    I think the '02 Ltd 4x4 list for around $37-39K...so the new 4th gen is cheaper?? Interesting.
  • intmed99intmed99 Member Posts: 485
    I have read all reviews and information on the '03 4Runner. I have NOT seen one mentioning that the '03 4Runner's frame is stronger than the 3rd gen 4runner. Usually, when a new model comes out, the company ALWAYS says that the new model is 50% torsionally stiffer, etc. But not with this new 4Runner.

    I have read that the '03 4runner has 9 crossmembers (vs. 8 for the 3rd gen). But that is a given because the '03 4runner is a lot longer. (BTW, 8 crossmembers for 3rd gen are pretty impressive for such a tiny SUV. According to Toyota manual, side rails and crossmembers are made of high-strength steel!)

    In addition, i have read that the frame on '03 4runner is slightly thicker. Again, that is due to a bigger body and higher curb weight.

    But, no mentioning of the '03 4runner frame being stronger than 3rd gen. Has Toyota reach the maximum stiffness for a body-on-frame design?? I have heard that the Land Cruiser has the stiffest body-on-frame around, bar none. Of course, the 3rd gen 4runner is well-known for it's structural integrity.

    Just a thought.
  • world_travelerworld_traveler Member Posts: 153
    The recent posts about the the 2003 Limited pricing have made me think twice.

    Still the Limited pricing is expensive for me but I may attempt a run at it.

    My only negative comment about this truck was the color of cladding/bumpers on sport and SR5, aside of some concerns with the overall look. But I think the Limited model could grow on me.

    So this week I'll be trying my best to negotiate something with my dealer or else I'll have to go to the dark side.....

    There is so much I can afford over the Pathfinder payment, I'll see if my dealer can live with that.

    Next friday is the drop dead date.

    Wish me luck !!!
  • cliffy1cliffy1 Member Posts: 3,581
    Unfortunately, I think the price of $35.5K is a bit optimistic. As Jcat said, he is essentially a friend of the management at his dealership and his price is something most people would not be able to get until supply catches up with demand.

    I spoke to my girl friend last night (well... one of them) and she works at a dealership in Richmond VA. Her district rep was by last week with a Sport model. She and the rest of the dealership were VERY impressed. Her GM is over 6'5" and was able to comfortably sit in it, even with a moonroof. That is a big deal and confirms my thoughts that only looking at head room figures on paper does not tell the whole story. Seating position and shape have a huge role in this and the new generation seems to work well for tall people.

    She asked the DM about pricing. Specifically, she asked him to confirm what was told to dealer owners at the dealer meeting last month. They had been told that a 4WD, V8 SR5 would come in under $30K. The DM laughed. That will probably be the base price, but prices with options will run them into the $33K range, while the Sport will be in the $34K and Limited in the $38K ranges.

    One final comment. The dealer GM drove the new sport. He said it looked like a Chevy and drove like a BMW.
  • cliffy1cliffy1 Member Posts: 3,581
    Deer season starts the first week of November but Sunday hunting is still forbidden in VA. Don't expect to see a single post from me that week.
  • kullenbergkullenberg Member Posts: 283
    Can either of you give an authoritative estimate as to when pricing might show up on the Edmunds site?
    Cheers
    Pat
  • cliffy1cliffy1 Member Posts: 3,581
    Thursday. If Edmunds doesn't have it by then, the dealers will. I'll post what I can on Friday because I will be off fishing on Thursday.
  • redwhiteblueredwhiteblue Member Posts: 20
    Looking through the University of Toyota 4RUNNER product introduction, it indicates the X-REAS suspension being developed by Yamaha and being previously used in domestic Toyota models. Is anyone familiar with the X-REAS suspension? are they reliable? what Toyota models were equipped with this suspension?
  • cliffy1cliffy1 Member Posts: 3,581
    I am not aware of any Toyota model ever being equipped with the X-REAS suspension. Are you sure your information didn't indicate that Yammaha had worked with Toyota on previous models without reference to the suspension? Yammaha is the company that jointly developed the new 1.8 liter engine in the Corolla and Celica.
  • redwhiteblueredwhiteblue Member Posts: 20
    Cliffy1,
    Not sure if I'm reading correct but On page 14 of the manual:

    X-REAS:diagnol-linked Relative Absorber System 1) sport enhancement suspension. 2)std on sport model,available on limited(not sr5)3)developed by Yamaha;a.previosly used in domestic Toyota models b. worlds 1st use in a mid-SUV
  • cliffy1cliffy1 Member Posts: 3,581
    The word "domestic" indicates that it is used in a vehicle for the Japanese market. Unless it is on a Lexus model that I am unaware of, it has never been offered in the US.

    Oh.. wait a second. Is that a multiple choise quiz? If so, the corect answer is "b".
  • redwhiteblueredwhiteblue Member Posts: 20
    Thanks , that makes sense
  • runnerfanrunnerfan Member Posts: 7
    Anyone have info on the 03 Ltd price in Canada ? (intmed99): When my dealer went to Toyota University about 03 4Runner, they presented a video where the 4Runner was push to the limit in off-road condition. They did the same trail with a Pilot or a Pathfinder, i'm not sure, but the thing is that the 4Runner was the only one that all doors were still opening after the test ! This truck IS stronger than any other in is class...
  • intmed99intmed99 Member Posts: 485
    I wish they did the same test with more formidable foes, like Land Rover Discovery. That would be an awesome competition!
  • world_travelerworld_traveler Member Posts: 153
    For now I have (in canadian pesos)

    V6
    Base SR5 at 39,000
    Sports at 43,400
    Limited at 48,500

    Add approx 1500$ to these prices for the V8.

    Those prices are subject to change but not that much.

    Here right now a fully loaded 02 SR5 is about 39,500. So the sports is on the expensive side (mainly if you consider the cladding issue). The 02 Limited is around 48,000 (but has been seen at 50,00 most of the year).
  • runnerfanrunnerfan Member Posts: 7
    Where those prices come from ? I've been told by my dealer that the Limited V8 will cost around 51,000 can$. I know that I can't just take the US cost and apply the exchange rate, so I don't know what to expect !
  • world_travelerworld_traveler Member Posts: 153
    The prices come from my dealer and are MSRP. Already my dealer is tentatively suggesting 42400 for the Sport.

    When I said to add 1500 for each model it was an approximation from my part. The Limited V8 was 50500 (approx) so around 2000 more than the V6. I think that the Limited V8 adds more than just the V8. The for the other two (SR5 and Sport) it is about 1500 more (approx).

    Sorry....
  • steverstever Guest Posts: 52,454
    Kullenberg and Cliffy - I don't think we're getting all the pricing for the '03 Sequoia posted on-line until next Wednesday (even though they have them ready), so I'm not holding my breath on the 4Runner. But maybe the data people will surprise us and update them both next week.

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  • sbell4sbell4 Member Posts: 446
    2003 SR5 V6 4X4 FOR LESS THEN 30K INCLUDING FREIGHT.

    Base price will be 27205
  • jimxojimxo Member Posts: 423
    Went to a local Lexus headquarters today and checked out the Limited (silver/ivory). Much bigger looking from the outside and lots of interior room. The front seating area was very Lexus like. Did not get to drive it but was very excited when I left to look into buying one.
  • runnerfanrunnerfan Member Posts: 7
    Look the japanese site for more info on the new 4Runner/Hilux Surf 2003...

    http://www.toyota.co.jp/Showroom/All_toyota_lineup/hiluxsurf/
  • world_travelerworld_traveler Member Posts: 153
    Gee, its quiet here today !!!!

    The calm before the storm, or is everyone gone to line up in front of their dealer to be the first one to do a test drive this Thursday?????

    I guess that almost all has been said so now lets wait for the facts.... and for most of us for that first real look at the new truck....

    No, I'm not gone yet to the dark side...... Tough to do without actually seing the new 4Runner for real. My Nissan dealer is hagging me. He knows what I'm waiting for... I now hope that they will release it soon here in Canada to end this drama and non-sense !!!

    As I mentionned in another forum I saw today two other "upscale" cars that were decorated with plastic like the new 4Runner will be: A Volvo XC90 (the cladding/fender/bumper are real black plastic) and an Audi that had substantial amount of plastic.

    I guess it is trendy these days to have plastic all over your car, like wood panel in th 70's, long tailfin in the 50's, etc....

    So, any last minute comments ???
  • mackabeemackabee Member Posts: 4,709
    go test drive one! Thursday d-day!! whoohoo!
  • mackabeemackabee Member Posts: 4,709
    They are doing it again! Looks like the Japanese market gets the better vehicle all the time. Same thing happened with the Camry. Just by looking at the pictures of the runner/surf you can see their sport model has the color-keyed fender flares and bumper as our LTD does. It also has the leather interior which we won't get the first year. Theirs has the antenna on the roof (a la Corolla/matrix. There still may be hope for the plastic cladding. There is a picture of the equivalent of our SR5 with black plastic that looks painted and shiny, not the drab gray plastic we are seeing in our version of the surf.
    We'll see on Thursday.

    Mackabee
  • nippononlynippononly Member Posts: 12,555
    will the 4th gen still have that badly designed, break-every-three-years-like-a-charm power antenna? The ONE THING I do not like about my Runner!

    Plastic IS good to protect the paint from dirt/rocks/etc - let's wait to see what it actually looks like in person.

    Hush! The moment draws ever nearer...

    2014 Mini Cooper (stick shift of course), 2016 Camry hybrid, 2009 Outback Sport 5-spd (keeping the stick alive)

  • philly2002philly2002 Member Posts: 41
    Is it still possible to pick up an '02 for cheap?

    I'm thinking like 26-29K for a fully loaded 2002 SR5 Sport??? Any thoughts?
  • mrwhipplemrwhipple Member Posts: 378
    They have some very interesting photos on that site. Very large photos of the interiors and functions of the front & rear center consoles. The storage bin at the wheel wells is a nicw idea. Wonder what will show up on the US models.
  • tbcreativetbcreative Member Posts: 357
    The new 4Runner has the antenna in the windshield, right? Or is that only the Limited? I don't remember seeing an antenna on any of the ones at the demo.

    The interior is exactly the same in the 4Runner as the Hilux. It has those same storage bins in the back. They are very cool!
  • fordnightmarefordnightmare Member Posts: 40
    Nor will we see the rear window wind deflector with the power mirror that drops down at a push of a button. It has been an option on the 3rd Gen for years. What about the altimeter on the dash? It's been on the Japanese version for years.

    You are right, we don't seem to get all the goodies.
  • peter78peter78 Member Posts: 284
    The Toyota web site now has info on the new 4Runner. Not much, but it has a few pictures of the 4Runner in action and a small write up. Now does this mean that the "Embargo" is off, or is my post going to get deleted?


    http://www.toyota.com/html/shop/look_ahead/runner.html

  • world_travelerworld_traveler Member Posts: 153
    The 03 silver sports model shown on Toyota web page looks cool. I still don't like the plastic but I admit that it creates an overall sporty package and that, under certain circumstances, it can look nice and mean.

    Am I getting soft here?
  • peter78peter78 Member Posts: 284
    No you aren't getting soft. Those action shots do look pretty good. I guess we are getting used to the plastic. If I like anything about the new 4Runner, it is the V6 and V8 engines. Hopefully when you finally look at one, the clouds will part, the music will come up and the angels will sing, but on the other hand maybe it will look like a ugly plastic Chevy. Let us know how you feel when you finally see it.
  • john_helenjohn_helen Member Posts: 10
    Saw the GX470 last night at a local dealership. Be glad the 4 runner doesn't have the 3rd row. The seats were not very functional and ate up a ton of room unless you are going to remove them - which defeats the purpose? They were not very comfortable either.

    Also, the second row doesn't fold flat. The seats fold up against the front row and are actually in the way which eats up cargo space. I can only assume the same will be true in the 4runner.

    Cabin space is awesome for the 4 main passengers and the car looks great in person. I expect the same to be true of the 4runner. My only gripe was the limited cargo space for such a large truck. Otherwise, much to be excited about.
  • troutman63troutman63 Member Posts: 1
    the second row seats on the 4Runner fold down flat like the Highlander. I just drove an 03 and it is in a word"AWESOME" Toyota continues to amaze me with their Quality. If someone is looking to buy a SUV and ride quality is their primary concern nothing else in this price range comes close. If they want performance the V8 is a scream,MAJOR improvement over the 3.4 V6.The 5-speed transmission shifted seemlesly and kept the engine in the "sweet spot".
  • steverstever Guest Posts: 52,454
    You'll never see a radio antenna in a car ad - it's a law :-). Maybe they'll let a TV/XM antenna slide by.

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  • sbell4sbell4 Member Posts: 446
    Limited 4x4 V8

    all standard equipment plus:

    6 disc in dash changer
    power tilt/slide moonroof
    floor mats
    Toyoguard Protection Package Plus

    retail MSRP 39565.74

    An average SR5 will have a MSRP of around 31500
  • claymore1claymore1 Member Posts: 21
    I have to get out of 'lurk' mode to make some comments. The 3rd generation 4Runner had a lot of features that stopped me in my
    tracks and made me want to get up and buy one of the current models (with Sports package). Now I am so disappointed because
    I do not like the cheap-looking plastic fender flares that are on the 2003 sports models. The design may be practical for protecting
    the paint job during off-roading, but they should make the Fender flares on the Limited Edition available on the sports models in
    the color of the vehicle. Who wants a nice shiny black sports model with the cheap looking gray 'clabber' fender flares? I am sure
    many people would like a completely black sports model without that gray two tone look. That's why you see so many completely
    black 2001-2002 sports models driving around Los Angeles. To me, the plastic cuts the body in half and makes the 2003 4Runner
    look like a sorry station wagon.
    I think a V6 black sport with SHINY black color keyed fenders and hood scoop and navigational system would be tough...but
    what if we don't want the Limited/leather seats?
  • world_travelerworld_traveler Member Posts: 153
    I think it is an issue for a lot of 4Runner fans.

    We are waiting to see those in person before making a final judgement. Like I mentioned in a previous post many "luxury" cars are going the plastic route. We might have to get used to that.
  • mjohnr99mjohnr99 Member Posts: 193
    I second that motion.

    ppppsssssssssssssssssssssss . . . POP . . . that's the sound of the $35.5K Limited bubble being popped. $40+K (as I suspected for a while) was always a stretch anyway, and not worth it IMO if it's not 100% everything I waited for.

    I will wait seven years and go back to my second-choice, Plan B: '03 Pathfinder LE for 31K even. {boo, hiss}

    Yes, for 3 years my wife and I railed on it, but at least I can rationalize that the 9K I'll save up front will double by 2010 (assuming a modest 10% return).

    Oh well . . . still, I can't wait to test drive one for the heck of it and check out the new interior/engines.

    P.S. Anyone looking for deals on an '02, FYI, every dealer is coming out of the woodwork to clear these out [e.g., drove out to Tysons and they had about 6 '02 Runners lined up bumper to bumper along Route 7]. . . but prices are no lower than I provided in my earlier posts. Even receiving emails again to inquiries sent weeks ago before I gave up on the idea that an '02 could be acquired at a fair price. '02 plus supercharger (to make it like an '03) = same old $32K offer; not worth it.
  • kjack100kjack100 Member Posts: 133
    http://www.toyota.co.jp/Showroom/All_toyota_lineup/hiluxsurf/index.html


    models, colors, wallpaper shots, features, options, accessories. But the site feels like a Godzilla movie.


    Ok, I am over my third row seat tantrum. Let the kid's friends ride in the way back and tough it out or swap car's with the wife when needed.

    Is the galactic gray more of a dark blue?

  • tbcreativetbcreative Member Posts: 357
    No, the literature says it's an in-glass windshield FM diversity antenna! I definitely remember that there weren't any antennas on the 12 2003s that I saw. Also, if you look at Yotatech's pics of the ones at the dealership, there aren't any antennas, and those aren't pics for marketing purposes.

    They're built into the windshield, like the GMC Envoy and Olds Bravada.
  • tbcreativetbcreative Member Posts: 357
    I think what john_helen was getting at is that the seats don't fold flat down over the bottom cushions in one move where the whole seat collapses down. Instead, you have to lift the bottom seat up against the front seat backs, and then fold the rear seat backs down.

    They do lay flat with the head rests pushed down, but the bottom cushions protrude a little into the cargo space a bit, which is true of most SUVs these days. The main reason for that is because of the better height of the rear seats for comfort, so it's a good compromise in my book.
  • beagles3beagles3 Member Posts: 132
    I will be shopping for a Limited 4x4 with all options,but, I cannot afford $40,000,so, I will have to wait until I find a dealer not so greedy??
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