Just put a deposit down on a TRD Pro 4Runner

[jnsplace]

I was in line for the new 4R but the delays AND the fact that they will release the hybrid model after the gas one, puts it 2nd half of this year. So, late last year, I flipped and bought my LC. I love the drive of the LC, and I think she's a sweet ride.

I do like the aggressive styling of the new 4R. The dealer in my area has one on their lot for display purposes. (Owner did the same thing when the LC launched). I gotta admit, the 4R looks great.

Frankly, I think either the LC or the 4R will be great rides. Enjoy!!!!

 

[wwoodywood]

As I have been waiting for the insurance payout on my Trail Dust LC Premium + I have been confused on what to do next. I only had 2,000 miles on my LC, and I really enjoyed it, but most of the dealers around me are marking them up 6-8k. There are a couple Heritage Blue in the build stage coming to dealers a couple hundred miles away, those are potential options. There are tons of 1958's available, but I am wanting a Premium + in either TD or HB. I was able to find a Mudbath over Black TRD Pro 4Runner at MSRP today, so I put a deposit down. I came from a 2018 TRD Pro (Cavalry Blue) and I really miss the ability to put the rear window down. I still really enjoyed driving my 4Runner, I just wanted all the cool tech of newer cars (specifically Carplay, push button start, and wireless charging).

Anyone else looking at the 4Runner? I took a brief glance at the Lexus GX, but to get the options I would want is more money than I would like to spend.

Shoot… if you change your mind on the TRD Pro, I can buy you a Heritage Blue LC for $5000 under sticker here in PA and get it shipped out and still save you money!

 

[jptruck]

Just out of curiosity, I looked to see what's available around here. Looks like there are more 4Runners available than LCs. Bunch of "being built" ones listed (with $4K discounts in some cases), but nothing on the lots. Thought they'd have a bunch hitting the ground by now. At least enough to have some inventory out there. Lots of 1958s, though.