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2016 Toyota 4Runner SUV SR5 Premium 4dr SUV 4WD (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
Legendary Toyota 4Runner - Love It
 We had a 2001 Nissan Xterra with 225,000 miles on it; loved that truck and it would go anywhere, but we wanted more space and more engine power.  So we decided on the 2016 4Runner Premium 4WD in Super White.  The only upgrades were TRD Pro black wheels, Nitto Grappler G2 tires, a TRD Pro front skid plate, and tint on the front windows.  We've put just over 10K on it the last several months, took it on vacation through the Rocky Mountain National Park, through snow, rain, ice, highway, city, and it has performed flawlessly. It's solid as a tank, doesn't miss a beat over bumps, potholes, and is extremely surefooted in all conditions.  Reviews of the truck have said the ride is choppy and rough, but I would have to disagree; the 4Runner suspension is well balanced for both on and off road, floating over bumps, speed humps, etc. with ease.  Given the fact it's built on a rugged truck frame, the ride is very nice.    There is plenty of engine power; if you really want to go, just punch it, and it will take off; gas mileage is average for a large SUV; I average 17 mpg with a Yakima bike rack on top.  Interior is very comfortable, Softex (Toyota leatherette) seats are comfortable on long trips, controls are simple and easy to use.  It has several power ports including a 120V outlet in the back of the cargo area which is very nice when you need to charge camera batteries, run a small air compressor, etc.  When the back seats are folded down, there is enough room to sleep in the truck comfortably and tons of room for gear.  I smile every time I walk out to this truck in the morning and look at that front end; it's so cool and progressive looking.  This truck turns heads wherever we go, especially in the mountains where its a beast. If you're looking for a built-to-work, sweet looking, bulletproof vehicle that will take you anywhwere, anytime, in any weather, and keep you comfortable, along with lots of gear, kids, pets, or whatever, this is the right choice.Update:We now have 24000 miles on this 4runner. Been to Colorado a couple more times. The truck feels like an old friend and hasn't skipped a beat. Been on moderate off road trails and it just keeps going like a mountain goat and it goes thru storms unphased. Haven't added anything to the truck other than center console neoprene cover to add a little padding and protect it.Everyone that sees this truck loves it. Toyota nailed it on this one and stayed true to their real SUV roots.Update:Have 38,000 miles on the truck now; no issues.  Just oil changes and rotate the tires.  Been through a few snowstorms and an ice storm, and the 4Runner with the Nitto tires  went through it with ease.  This truck is so solid, consistent and dependable.Update:Have 50,000 miles on the truck now; no issues.  Oil change, air filters, and rotate the tires.  Not a squeak or rattle anywhere; we've been Honda owners for 25 years, but this truck is easily the most solid vehicle I have owned.  Nitto Terra Grappler G2 tires are awesome and wearing well; should get another 10K out of them easily