I'm 73 and put 3,500 miles on my 19 this year. At that rate its gonna last a long time.
The 4 Runner eats all the garbage miles.. maybe, just maybe there's a used GT350 out there that my change my destiny.
I would be lying if I said I haven't dreamed about owning a 350. But. as an aging ole fart the numbers (when comparing at GT to a 350) are reality. My GT as equipped was $41K out the door. The 350 out the door is close to $66K. That's a huge delta ($25K) and OK you get better handling, braking...
You're gonna get a lot of plausible reasons why and why not. I'm old school so the 6 speed (albeit the pathetic MT82) was my choice.
Aside from my old school preferences the manual gear box keeps my wife in her 4 Runner. That was part of my decision making process as well.
I'll tell you what- except for possibly a CAI I'm done with performance/handling. I would like to explore what I can do to improve the interior.
An upholstery guy told be he could wrap the console in thin expensive leather. I need to see a sample before pulling the plug on that. Then the dash...
The adjustable sway bars, end links, G Track K member brace and tower strut bar are in and yes you can definitely feel the difference.
The total was $1600 parts and labor. Next are the sneakers - that should be the final piece... ( did I really say that?)
Had a similar issue with my 2016. Granted my ass was in it daily but the leather transitioned to that "beat" look much sooner then it should.
I tried to keep it clean and treat the leather but it had no impact. No rips simply looked used a lot.
The 16 had 18K on it when I traded it in. My ass...
Definitely agree - I half crawl out of mine. My driveway is an incline making it even more entertaining. When I go to gym I look around before I start exiting.
Part of being a senior piloting a hot rod with a tight cockpit I guess...
I screwed that up. Simply an FYI. I apologize if this topic has been covered. The oil drain plug pictured is what Ford has decided to use in your oil pan.
According to my tech it breaks easily and many techs brake it while removing it since they aren't familiar with it. It's plastic and not...