Comparison: 2025 6th Gen 4Runner TRD Pro vs... 2024 Tacoma TRD Pro -- Which One To Pick? (Video)
TigerEyeJazz
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I was then saw the 4Runner and said yep that’s the one.
Bronconomore
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I couldn’t compare a Pickup against an SUV, apples and oranges. Did compare Landcruiser against 4Runner. Going with 4Runner now.
TigerEyeJazz
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Land Cruiser was on my radar but I think it’s not my cup of tea. The 4Runner has this rugged look where I feel that Toyota tamed the LC in. Also recently got this hoodie.
Dgk
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The tacoma has a terrible turning radius so if you do tight offroad trails then that one might be the one. Landcruiser and 4runner both have a better turning radius. It may seems like a small thing now, but if you live in crowded places or offroad youll want the extra 4ft. Plus the wheel base is shorter on the 4runner.
Bronconomore
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One is still a pickup truck the other isn’t , a rose by any other name is still a rose. Just remember humans and chimpanzees share 99% of the same DNA. Peace.
juan bernardo cañon parra
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solo sé que pronto tendré mi 4 runner en Colombia, la trd pro, será ,
Mrknowitall
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We definitely are- wife likes the Tacoma, but the 4R fits the garage better and has better room for 2 kids + big dog. Tacoma w/ a nice truck cap is basically the same money as the 4R.
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zachavm
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I definitely am. I'm leaning toward the Tacoma as I have never had a truck and would really like to. However, I will only buy it if they add memory seats with the 2025 model. Also the lack of rear vents could end up being a deal breaker. All in all I'm super excited about both. I'm firm that this time around I won't compromise and buy a vehicle without the features I really want it to have.
The new 4Runner though has ALMOST every feature I could possibly want. The only thing missing is a panoramic sunroof, but after having it in both my Forester and my wife's Ascent it is much less of a priority for me. Heck, I still think there is a chance there could end up being one on the Platinum trim. Toyota has a habit of saving that feature for only the top trim (Highlander).
Overall, these two vehicles are the large majority of my focus. Anything else seems very unlikely.
zachavm
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Um... yeah. That is kind of what a pickup truck is. It has a longer wheel base to support the bed and improve towing. A shorter turning radius is just the sacrifice you pay with a longer wheel base. The two go hand in hand. If that is what a person is focusing on then they obviously are not wanting a pickup truck anyway so why even bother considering it.
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Definitely hard to pick which one.
I like the aspects of the Tacoma, but I think practically with what I would need a new vehicle for when the time comes to replace my current vehicle, I’m probably going to lean towards the 4Runner. Can’t wait to start seeing them on the road.
I like the aspects of the Tacoma, but I think practically with what I would need a new vehicle for when the time comes to replace my current vehicle, I’m probably going to lean towards the 4Runner. Can’t wait to start seeing them on the road.
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