It’s too early to say if this is going to hurt them long term. This is Toyota’s first generation of trucks that come with factory turbos and hybrid systems. Their gasoline trucks used to only be sold in NA configurations, and provided optional supercharger upgrades for a few models.

Counterpoint: Younger car buyers are childish and can’t get a stiffy without mood lighting. They’re scared to death of the look and feel of a raw machine, and are compelled by their need to cover everything with cheap technicolor plastic garnishes.

Higher trim levels are available with the same hybrid powertrain and full-time 4WD system as the Land Cruiser, however.

U.S. drivers:

Listen, we know that we’ve been telling you for decades that anthropogenic climate change is very much a real thing. And it’s true! So you should buy an EV!

Used 5th gen 4Runners run about $35K, why don’t you just buy used?

Why not just install some tall fences along the roads that the roos can’t jump? And if you want them to be able to cross, just create bridges over the roads that they can use.

Patrons, restaurants, and the apps themselves are losing money, so why are they still around?

We’re debating if the 2024 Land Crusier is a true LC, or just a tarted-up Prado.

No one is going to propose a solution that involves people just driving less, overall?

I still can’t believe this thing is real and people pay lots of money to own one. You can buy a F-450 Super Duty for what you’d pay for a CT.

Cost cutting strikes again!

The 5th Gen 4Runner shares the same platform as the Land Cruiser Prado. The Prado stayed the same for 13 years, too.

Blame favicons and digital media. It’s difficult to discern all the intricate details of the logo when it’s squished into browser tabs and tiny web page banners. A simpler logo is easier to identify when it’s 1/10th its normal size.

treated with animal antibiotics only if the chicken or the others around it were to become sick

Alright, listen up, gearheads. I originally learned how to drive on automatic, because that’s what was available to me as a teenager, and I’m old by today’s standards. When the time came that I needed to learn how to drive manual, 10 years later, there was ONE driving school instructor available in the greater Puget…

How about no?

Some might consider this proliferation of sauces a “shortcut” that takes away from the need to provide actual quality food on our plates.

What are they insulating the food with? Air temperatures drop at altitude. How are they padding the food? Airline food comes tightly packed so it stays put if the plane encounters turbulence.

Gross, no wonder Americans are so fat!