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Is the 12v battery in the rear cargo area on the gas models too or the engine bay? If in the rear cargo I was thinking something like this would work to power a fridge...

I am guessing there will be plenty of OEM take-offs for sale from the TRD Off-Roads soon since they come standard on that model.

Impressed he did not blow through the shock bump stop. Wonder if that previous incident was a one off or sales pitch

I have a 5th gen with a 3rd which raises the floor about 6" like the hybrid and not a big deal for me but YMMV. I might rip it out in the near future which you cannot do with a hybrid. With that said, I agree with the hybrid not making a lot of sense to me. 2.4t non-hybrid seems to be the...

Seems like Toyota cheaped out and did one 2nd row seat design for the 3rd row support and applied tor all configurations.

OEM toyota rock sliders are frame mounted too. Just not has heavy duty as aftermarket Not sure why in the hell Toyota is making steps standard on the off-road trim. Seems pretty stupid

Is it cost cutting or maybe for weight?

People did on the 5th gen so guessing you can do on the 6th. But I would buy from the factory if you don't mind the trims it is offered on, $800 is cheap in the big picture.

No under body armor on SR5 is another missing thing if you off-road

Geology tour road. You can take that all they way out to Indio via Berdoo Canyon if you did not know. Not sure if I would want to do in my new 6th gen sport but fine in my beat up 5th SR5.

No, you cannot leave in 4HI all winter based on those conditions. You need to get a limited/platinum or landcruiser if you want AWD/full-time.

That is kind of lame they made it optional on the Landcruiser Landcruiser trim since now it might be hard to find it optioned. Still no option for it on the 1958 which would be nice.

The heated seats mistake on the SR5 was mentioned in one of the videos I saw. It was a pre-production vehicle issue. Looking at the SR5 options on toyota.com, what stood out to me is no underbody armor or full size spare. That stuff was standard on my 5th gen SR5.

yes, I agree very frustrating. I am hoping Toyota addresses in the next few model years. Not sure why but maybe a ploy to get the initial adopters to upgrade trims.

yeah it seems pretty similar to 5th gen to me too. Higher trims now have dis-connectable front sway bar but no KDSS anymore. Still no front locker. Looks like 6th gen can now fit 35" with minimal trimming which is upgrade from 33" of 5th gen but I think approach/departure are worse. Anyways...

Here is an example https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/threads/video-reclining-rear-seats-3rd-third-row-seats-moonroof-removable-jbl-speaker-2400w-120v-inverter-from-press-drive.2191/

99% sure it does just like the 5th gen, there are some pics on this forum. The 2nd row seats to not fold flat anymore, just tumble.

I have a third row on my 5th gen. Yeah, it raises the floor by about 6 inches but it folds flat and still has a good amount of room. The 5th gen you can remove so assuming you can with the 6th gen too. But I agree, it is kind of lame if Toyota Canada does not offer as an option since the SR5...

I found it entertaining that they tried to play this off a new wanted feature

It has to have bump stops but have not heard of the OME having them internally like the fox/biltsteins but guessing they are there too. Would rather have external frame mounted ones though.