Juan Casero 
2016 Toyota 4Runner SUV SR5 Premium 4dr SUV (4.0L 6cyl 5A)
SUV with the soul of a truck
 I just purchased this vehicle.   I traded in a Volkswagen Tiguan that I purchased last year in order to get the 2016 Toyota 4Runner.  What people say is true.  This vehicle handles like a light truck.  It accelerates like one and brakes about the same as one.  I already owned a 2005 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport and the new 4Runner feels newer but very similar to my Tacoma.   This is not necessarily a bad thing.  I spent a year with one of those car like SUV crossovers and I was not that enthused about it.   The Tiguan did not seem as durable as the 4Runner and certainly not as spacious in the interior.  Yes you get slightly better fuel economy from the Tiguan but not as much as you might think.  The Tiguan is a turbo charged 2.0 liter engine and that little engine can consume lots of fuel when the turbo charger kicks in at highway speeds.  The durability of the 4Runner should pay dividends as the vehicle gets older.   I also like that it's a naturally aspirated engine.  Turbo chargers are high maintenance systems that I don't have alot of experience with.  Having spent the last 10 years with my Tacoma which has basically the same engine as the 4Runner I know how to do maintenance on it.  I like to do my own repair and maintenance work so this is a big plus for me.