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At least in my region (Southern California), the 4x2 4Runners are going for $3-4k below MSRP. IMO, the biggest drawback is that all of your savings from mainten
by tempaccesss 4y ago
At least in my region (Southern California), the 4x2 4Runners are going for $3-4k below MSRP. IMO, the biggest drawback is that all of your savings from maintenance will go towards paying for gas.
- 0xffff2 4y agoA 4x2 4Runner is an absolute waste of parts. If you aren't going to take it somewhere that you at least sometimes need 4x4, why on Earth are you buying a 4Runner at all? (I know, because it's a status symbol, but that's not what this thread is about.)
- metadat 4y agoThey get better gas mileage, and the reality is most SUVs never get properly utilized anyhow. I'm with you though, 2x4 is a gross frankencar combo.