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Review: Trailhunter vs TRD Pro | 2025 4Runner's Split Off-Road Personalities

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Good look at the Trailhunter vs. TRD Pro side by side, as well as driving review impresisons




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ummary of the video comparing the 2025 Toyota 4Runner Trail Hunter and TRD Pro models:

  • Pricing and Purpose:
    • Both models are priced around $68,000 to $70,000, and cater to off-road enthusiasts.
    • Trail Hunter is aimed at overlanding, offering utility like roof platforms and desert air intake.
    • TRD Pro targets off-roaders interested in desert running and rock climbing, with firmer suspension designed for higher-speed terrain.
  • Key Exterior and Off-Road Features:
    • Trail Hunter: Matte plastic wheel arches (better for off-road durability), rock sliders, integrated ARB roof platform, ARB Old Man Emu suspension, and a desert air intake.
    • TRD Pro: Glossy black plastic trim, no snorkel, simpler roof rails, and Toyota-tuned suspension aimed at absorbing high-impact landings.
    • Both models feature part-time four-wheel drive and 326 hp from the I-Force Max hybrid system.
  • Suspension and Drive:
    • Trail Hunter has a softer suspension for comfort during long overland trips.
    • TRD Pro’s suspension is firmer, ideal for high-speed jumping and rugged terrain.
    • Neither has a full-time four-wheel-drive system.
  • Interior Features:
    • Trail Hunter: Orange/yellow accents, wet-concrete-colored leather seats, and unique dash styling.
    • TRD Pro: Red accents, camo seat design, and red dashboard highlights.
    • Both have 14-inch infotainment screens with off-road-focused visuals and comprehensive camera views for trail monitoring.
  • Off-Road Capability Enhancements:
    • Both include crawl control, multi-terrain select modes, and sway bar disconnects.
    • Trail Hunter’s skid plates, onboard inversion outlets, and added roof utility make it attractive for campers or overlanders.
  • Major Takeaways:
    • TRD Pro appeals to those focused on technical off-road driving and high-speed off-road sports.
    • Trail Hunter is ideal for extended outdoor adventures, thanks to its added comfort and overlanding gear.
 
 




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