Michael 
2017 Toyota 4Runner SUV Limited 4dr SUV 4WD (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
Limited 4dr SUV 4WD (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
 Good all-around vehicle. I just got back from a 5200 mile round trip pulling a 2010 Trailmanor model 2027. (3000 lbs.) One long grade trucks were doing 45-50 mph and my 4-runner pass them at 65-70mph with power to spare. On the flat lands of Wyoming the vehicle ran smooth at 80-85mph pulling the trailer. The Navigation control is a waste in my book, to complicated to use, weather reports require using app on your cell phone via Bluetooth. I Navigated to a Subway Restaurant that said it was 30 miles away and it turned out to be 60 miles, I solved navigation problems in the future by mounting my Garmin on the dash. My Motor home had weather built into the radio and for the price I paid for the Toyota you would think they would have a better system. The Toyota has NO cargo light in the back when you open the rear door. On my trip I was always looking for a flash light at night to get things out of the back. Front seats have small holes in them to allow for heating and cooling of the front seats. The small holes get clogged easily if something is spilled on them by mistake and very hard to clean. I wish that there had been a V8 available as an option because I am planning on selling my trailer and moving up to one that has a dry weight of 4100 lbs. The 4-Runner has a maximum tow rating of 5000 lbs. I may have to trade it in for another vehicle with a V8, maybe the Sequoia or Tundra because they have the optional V8 and towing rating over 7000 lbs. This is my second 4-Runner Limited, my 2010 had a rear locker on it that I don't have on the this one. It was able to pull Jeeps and Fords out of heavy clay mud without getting stuck. I even once pulling a bobcat (small tractor) up a muddy hill where it could not get traction.