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    Preview Looks: 2025 4Runner 6th Gen TRD Off-Road, TRD Sport, SR5 Trim

    Heritage blue could be? The limited was presented in that.
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    Preview Looks: 2025 4Runner 6th Gen TRD Off-Road, TRD Sport, SR5 Trim

    @admininstrator I don't suppose we can throw this thread (and maybe the fun colors one too? https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/threads/fun-colors-for-2025-4runner-trd-pro-trailhunter-platinum-trims-previews.1353/) into Photos/journals category? I keep looking for it, and in the general category...
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    7 Canadian Trims (Grades) Available for new 4Runner 6th gen

    You could consider looking at the Taco, and see how they build out for inspiration? I know you Canadians are weird, but hey it's a start. ;) (below is the US site Taco build out. I think it starts with an 8", with the 14" as an option)
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    2025 4Runner Order | Pre-Order | Deposit | Reservation | Waitlist -- List & Stats

    Nope, other than if I had an idea what I wanted. I narrowed it down to two trims (TRD OF:P or Platinum) and no black. They seemed happy about the fact I wasn't overly interested in the Pro. They also mentioned being open about colors would likely get my delivery faster. I know I have...
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    Poll: Which 2025 4Runner competitor are you considering (if any)?

    Nope. The gas milage of the current gen 4runner makes me run really fast away, plus it's behind on the tech. My 2016 Outback has cruise assist, lane assist....back then! It's weird to me that nearly 10 years later this is just now getting into some of the Toyota cars. Weird, whatever. I...
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    2025 4Runner TRD Off-Road Spotted!

    Consider this, I'm sure there will be aftermarket options. :)
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    Fuel tank size (gallons / liters) capacity of 2025 4Runner 6th Gen

    I'm going out on a limb and guess it's close to the LC gas tank size since they are close in size. From https://www.edmunds.com/toyota/land-cruiser/2024/features-specs/ 17.9 gal
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    Nonhybrid i-Force engine getting up to 30 mpg on highway in the Tacoma

    That's what I was thinking. Weight and aerodynamics tradeoff perhaps.
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    I recently reviewed the 2024 Tacoma with the i-Force engine!

    Today, I'm leaning hard on the TRD OF: Premium. Gives me the aggressive styling with the lux items that I want (sound, heated seats, such). I am trying to say, I'll take any color but black...but man that white is gorgeous.
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    I recently reviewed the 2024 Tacoma with the i-Force engine!

    48K, thanks for giving us that info. Nicely done. Love the color and styling, I actually was thinking during that. Hmmmm, should I get this instead? haha!
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    6th Gen 4Runner vs. 5th, 4th, 3rd, 2nd, 1st Gen -- exterior & interior comparison

    Funny thing about styling. How different looks inspire likes or dislikes. I actually love the new 6th gen front. But I also love the Tacomo styling, just don't need another truck in the family. I also dislike the 5th gen look, one of the reasons why I never bought one. Regarding pricing, we...
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    No Markup Dealers @ MSRP Price for 2025 4Runner - List Them

    3k for top of the tier? Bet someone will take that. We were seeing 5-10k above for LC FE. I saw someone say on those forums. “Lead with your wallet”. Buy or hold. It’s all a choice.
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    Hybrid TRD Pro Tacoma's MPG Real World Highway Test @ 70 MPH

    The Turbo takes regular gas, but I cannot find the hybrid model on Fueleconomy.gov https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/findacar.shtml
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    Hybrid TRD Pro Tacoma's MPG Real World Highway Test @ 70 MPH

    I thought hybrids got greater benefit at lower mphs. Or when city driving or stop/go tends to be more beneficials. The more consistent speed you are at ie. highway driving the less you need that hybrid side to engage.
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    Manual conversion on 6th gen 4Runner (using Tacoma parts)

    Just a guess, I suspect it'll be available somewhere in the world similar to diesel options (looking at LC). Marking, demand, and regulations seem "dictate" the options per country.
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