^This. You people are impossible to please.

And a rear facing 3rd seat so the kids can get the old school wagon experience.

Yeah, can’t see myself paying $12k for a rusty 10-year-old Jeep...I mean, I’m not David Tracy, for Chrissake’s.

Look at a used Lexus GX. Way more bang for your buck that the 4Runner.

The 2.4L turbo 4 will probably be fine. The reason most of their turbo engines end up needing rebuilding is because “enthusiasts” do questionable upgrades and end up blowing them.

I’m deadset on a 4Runner with the 3rd row. Before I get flamed I know it’s 2 totally different cars but I want a reliable 200k mile car

I didn’t even read the text before down voting this sucker.

I’ve owned 3 of them. This!

Lotus: Simplify and add lightness.

To be fair, it is Porsche. I’m pretty sure the last two lines are applicable just about no matter what they do.

For me it’s “A/C Blows Ice Cold!” or “Mint”

The 3.0 LL Bean Outback is my ideal second car.

Oh, that matters to normal people. Right.

Maybe this is a good price, then.

My 1991 Nissan Sentra SE-R still stands out as my all-time favorite car.

90's Jap cars were the best. Supra. RX-7, 300ZX, PRelude, 240SX, Celica, etc

I recently went for a fair off road adventure with my 5th gen 4R. It makes a fantastic do all, with quite a bit more space and comfort than the XJ. I loves me an XJ, but if you actually have people and their stuff, or have to haul some distance the 4R is the better choice to me.

Not never.

Sir, I’m pretty sure that’s a lambo... I mean... a Honda.

Not tested. As usual, poor people can go fuck themselves.

I can tell you don't own one.