4Runner#2 
2016 Toyota 4Runner SUV Limited 4dr SUV 4WD (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
16 years different yet same
 I bought a new 2016 4Runner Limited based on previous experience of buying new and still owning a 2000 4Runner SR5.  Although both are truck-based body on frame, the newer one is noticable tighter in handling, noise, harshness and brakes are dramatically better out of the box.  Both units have leather and moonroof, with notable differences in newer unit has automatic transmission and electronic 4WD switch-gear and 20" wheels vs. 16".  Electronics, including NAV (but the voice activation is so bad, might as well try to communicate in Romulan), blootooth, 120V, SiriusXM, climate control, heated/ventilated power seats, third row seating, enhanced lighting inside and out, steering wheel control and better fit/finish are all welcome modernized additions.  Technological misses for a "limited" are lack of power folding side mirrors and lack of adequate adjustability in the steering column.  Center hub caps also like to fall off.  The most striking thing to me is that it feels bigger with both drive and view, being more like a modern Tacoma (owned an ‘09 TRD Sport), only quieter.  Hopefully this unit is still a 4Runner and will be good for over 300K and running as well.  Nav system is only useful from a stop (required) then entering address with keypad.  I also have a new Honda without Nav, but with Apple CarPlay and it is far, far better to use as both Nav system but also for Bluetooth audio, all without the added expense of an inoperable Nav system.  Come on Toyota, you should be better than this — test your systems!I recently travelled west from Chicago to the Portland with a decent load in the vehicle, but was surprised to find the vehicle struggling mightily with interstate speeds on hills in Iowa, downshifting to 3rd gear and then in WY, UT, ID & OR I was finding it very troubling that the transmission was downshifting to 2nd at 80mph ~ 4500 rpm!!  Troubling!  Dealer said everything checked out fine.  Based on this, probably a poor choice as a tow vehicle.  Was also clocking ~ 16 mpg.  This truck needs a turbocharger, supercharger or V8.  This was not an issue with 2000 4Runner with manual transmission and 330k miles on same trip and load and 20mpg!Noticing mileage is about 1.5-2.0 mpg better once outside temps are over 50 deg and driving style is noticeably important to mileage.