4Runner or Half Ton Pickup?

[BigBender]

Going on 5 years with a 4Runner, looking to switch over to a big pick-up truck.

 

[bowhuntercoop]

Paid 40k for my wife’s sr5 premium in 2018. Sold it last weekend with 99k on it for 38k. Can’t beat the resale on them imo. She got new gx550 overtrail and it’s gonna turn into quite the hunting rig for me when she’s bored haha.

 

[MountainTracker]

Paid 40k for my wife’s sr5 premium in 2018. Sold it last weekend with 99k on it for 38k. Can’t beat the resale on them imo. She got new gx550 overtrail and it’s gonna turn into quite the hunting rig for me when she’s bored haha.

Nope can’t beat the 4Runner resale.

I bought a 98 4Runner limited with 140k for $5k in 2014. In 2022 I sold that 4Runner for $5k with 270k on it and got the guy to fix a valve on my water line bc he was a plumber as part of the deal.

I never should have sold that rig, been looking for another 3rd Gen. TX seems to have some at decent prices. Make sure it has the rear locker as people are always looking for that.


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[Ringbill27]

The question I’ll ask is do you want the stinky and/or wet stuff in the cab with you or in the back?

I duck hunt using a jeep patriot and throw the decoys and waders in the back all season. It’s been 5 months since my last hunt and well that stink doesn’t go away.

I drive the jeep because gas mileage. I know the 4Runner and a half ton aren’t getting the 30 mpg so stink outside is why I’d pick a truck over the 4Runner.

 

[Split toe]

Nope can’t beat the 4Runner resale.

I bought a 98 4Runner limited with 140k for $5k in 2014. In 2022 I sold that 4Runner for $5k with 270k on it and got the guy to fix a valve on my water line bc he was a plumber as part of the deal.

I never should have sold that rig, been looking for another 3rd Gen. TX seems to have some at decent prices. Make sure it has the rear locker as people are always looking for that.


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I love my 3rd gen!

 

[SloppyJ]

Easy. Truck.

Which one? Also easy, Tundra. Get an older one. They run forever with little maintenance. Plus you can usually do all of the work yourself.

Honestly, the older the better on whatever route you choose. Quality vehicles do not exist today with all of the requirements applied by the government and whatever other agencies have jurisdiction.

I have owned plenty of vehicles but never once in my life from when i was 16 is there a time where I didn't have a truck and I will always own one. Had plenty of beaters for a daily driver. You don't need a truck all the time but when you do, you do.