Sveto Djokic 
2015 Toyota 4Runner SUV SR5 4dr SUV 4WD (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
4 Runner disappointment
 (Aug. 2. 2016) Sveto Djokic~Grand Junction, CO ~~ My wife and I purchased a 2015 Toyota 4Runner SR5, 4WD (13,000 miles) on July 20 , 2916. We based our decision on the superior rating (all red circles for a 2015 4Runner in Consumer Report).  Several days ago my wife ran the Toyota through a car wash. To her great dismay and shock water leaked in on the driver's side and soaked the cloth just above plastic molding that covers the frame that holds the windshield in place.  On close inspection from the outside we found that Toyota has a very. very, very poor gasket/molding design at the top corners of the windshield.  Instead of there being one continuous gasket that encirlces the windshield and curving around the upper corners, 3 different gasket ends meet at the corner--and not snuggly-leaving a hole through which water can seep into the interior.  Two other parties on our street have 4 Runners and I have looked at at the gasket design on their vehicles, and the same is true of their vehicles.  One owner stated that she had not had a leak in her 2012 4Runner--yet.  Jesus wept!!!  This is the 21st century, not the first decade of the 20th century.This leakage is totally inexcusable.  For the rave reviews, recommendations of other 4Runner owners, and the price we paid, one would expect superior design and workmanship.  In my 70 years I have never seen stated in Consumer Report or any other source that when checking out a new or used vehicle it should be run through a car wash to check for leaks around the windshield, sun roof, and all other windows.  Fortunately, our 4Runner is still under warranty and will be going back to dealer to have the water leakage rectified. I highly recommend that any one looking to buy a new or used vehicle take the time to run the vehicle through a car wash to check for water leakage.