2025 Toyota 4Runner: Insider News Confirms Exciting Powertrain and Design Details!
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In the latest episode of The Fast Lane Car, the team dives into the highly anticipated 2025 Toyota 4Runner. And let me tell you, folks, they've got some juicy insider information that will make your engines rev with excitement. You see, they received a note from a trusted source within Toyota, confirming that their predictions about the 4Runner were spot-on. It's like they have a crystal ball or something!
According to this insider, the powertrain options for the new 4Runner will be identical to those found in the Tacoma. That means a 2.4L turbo gas engine and a 2.4L turbo hybrid engine will be under the hood of this beast. No diesel or economy hybrid options, mind you. But let's not forget the most thrilling part: the possibility of a manual transmission! Yes, ladies and gentlemen, you heard that right. A manual transmission in a modern SUV. It's like a dream come true for off-road enthusiasts.
Now, the team speculates that the 4Runner will essentially be a Tacoma with more cargo space and a closed cap instead of a bed. Picture it, folks: a rugged, powerful truck with the practicality of an SUV. It's the best of both worlds. And with that iconic Toyota front end and squared-up fender flares, this bad boy is going to turn heads wherever it goes.
But here's the million-dollar question: how will the 4Runner fit into Toyota's lineup alongside the Land Cruiser and the Lexus GX? It's a tricky one, my friends. The Land Cruiser is getting a more affordable version, while the GX is set to compete with the 4Runner. Toyota needs to find a way to differentiate these models and avoid cannibalizing their own sales. Perhaps the 4Runner will lean more heavily into its off-road capabilities, with rock sliders and exposed recovery points. Only time will tell.
So, my fellow car enthusiasts, are you excited or disappointed about the 4Runner's four-cylinder turbo engine? And if you had to choose between the Land Cruiser and the 4Runner, which would it be? Let us know in the comments, and until next time, keep those engines roaring!
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Viewer Reactions for Breaking: More Details (Including Engine) on the 2025 Toyota 4Runner Confirmed!
Speculation on the pricing of the new 4Runner, with some expecting it to be more expensive than the current generation.
Discussion about the potential shift of production of the 4Runner from Japan to Mexico.
Desire for more power and fuel efficiency in the new 4Runner.
Suggestions for new features, such as a removable top or TRD off-road trims.
Comparisons between the 4Runner and the Land Cruiser, with some hoping for a lower price point for the 4Runner.
Concerns about potential reliability and dependability of other off-road vehicles.
Excitement over the new design and exterior of the 4Runner.
Hopes for a diesel engine or a manual transmission option.
Disappointment in the potential loss of the "old school" simplicity and robustness of the 4Runner.
Concerns about the complexity and cost of repairs for newer vehicles.
Personal decisions to not purchase the new generation of the 4Runner.
Suggestions for new features, such as a panoramic roof or roll-down windows in the third row.
Confidence in Toyota's ability to make reliable turbocharged engines.
Interest in purchasing a used 4Runner in the future.
Comparisons between the 4Runner and the GX, with some favoring the GX.
Humorous comments about the Lexus TX and the hosts' appearances.
Desire for the return of certain features, such as E-KDSS or a diesel engine, through alternative means like buying an older model.
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