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(I think he just liked the look of the stock wheels)

Looks like the Land Cruiser 'mid' trim with the optional roof rack

That seems so weird to me. The same exact rack is an option on the 'Land Cruiser' trim, right?! Am I crazy?

My impression is that the aftermarket racks are rated for more weight and also extend forward over the sunroof, so they are substantially larger.

You can bet your hind end the new TRD Pro and Trailhunter trims of the 4Runner are going to be 65 grand…

It probably was on hold and then the hold removed. I think that's the sequence.

looks great! love the color, just not sure if that color would mask or fail to mask the Ohio winter's nonsense ... but it sure looks great!

F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 all day, Toyota might IP ban me :D

And that same info is on SmartPath? I don’t have a dealer-supplied link or a text/email way to pester them, and I’m a millennial that doesn’t like to make phone calls, so it would be great if SmartPath will update and tell me what I need to know 😅

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeast_Toyota_Distributors?wprov=sfti1

Question for those receiving ‘real dates’ again - are those only visible to the dealer and/or dealer supplied link or will SmartPath update also? ‘Mine’ has looked like this on SmartPath for a month. Just wondering if it will change and I should keep checking here or if this will never change...

if you open the doors to the rear seats (not the hatch, the passenger doors) and look down and toward the rear of the vehicle, the vents should be visible below the cup holders, pointing forward towards the windshield

I'm betting it is sealed up pretty good other than the air vents that allow it to breathe

I don't care what gas you use but as a matter of good manners, if you don't use premium you should disclose it when selling your vehicle.

Join the club 😅

November?! Yikes I hope that’s just bad info.

This calculator will tell you https://www.willtheyfit.com/

there's a photo of the 20" wheels here: My Buying Experience/First Impressions

If you needed a second opinion, from a Toyota/Lexus expert no less, I would encourage you to listen to this explanation of what conditions make a 10k oil change interval an acceptable policy, and his exhortations to follow a 5k interval unless you meet that rare condition.

Port Installed Option

Let me just say it up front, I don't want this this to devolve into any arguments, and I'm sure people will disagree on this topic. Myself, I will be completing my first oil change somewhere between 500 and 1000 miles. Then every 5,000 thereafter. If you plan to keep your Land Cruiser long...

The extremely vertical windshield of the LC makes a ‘clean’ install very difficult if the dash cam is that large.

I will be getting PPF and ceramic - and had the same on my last car. The PPF seems pretty effective at avoiding rock chips. I had a good experience for the last couple years with it. The ceramic helps the car bead water and clean easier - such that a touchless car wash can do a pretty effective...

They will definitely have TPMS… they are wheel mounted, so changing tires is not an issue. Changing wheels means moving the TPMS or buying new ones.

You can tell my the gauge cluster and radio that it’s either the LC trim or First Edition

You are right … the new 4Runner interior styling has a very … youthful appearance. That was enough to push me in this direction.