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Just bought a 2016 Toyota 4RUNNER 4x4 with 44K miles, no rust and in great condition with a clean Carfax. $29K, but it was worth it to me. Japanese made, great reliable V6, no moon roof, normal key ignition, and real mechanical parking brake. 👍 Forgot to mention, I could have easily bought a brand new 2025 4RUNNER, but I would not touch any new Toyota 4RUNNER with a 4 cylinder twin turbo!!!🤗Praise YaH!!!
turbos once you have problems with them you gonna pay big time if you want to keep it. My wife loves the fact im so resourceful when it comes to mechanics/fabricator.
@@andersonhutsell8368 I have to transfer to my name first. She retired few months ago from IT department at UPS with 25 years service record, she paid cash for it in 2015 full options 30K.
I'm a broken record stuck on repeat but I still say Crown Vic, Crown Vic, Crown Vic. You can usually get one cheaper than a Toyota or Lexus and they can last as long. You get a lot of value for the money. Ford just got that one right.
I bought a Toyota avalon 2011 was 6 years old when I purchased it. I bought a 2017 toyota Highlander xle in 2023, also 6 years old. No issues at all with either. 6 years is a sweet spot as long as you research the cars history
Toyota Highlanders (2009-2013, best generation) are going for like $10,000 with 150,000 miles, and like $20,000 for like 80,000 miles. They’re well built vehicles but the prices are just fucked.
Yeah and I see those Highlander's sitting on the marketplace for months if not over a year . All the Toyota trucks/SUV I see on marketplace are high mileage and clapped TF out, and ask ridiculous price. I got so fed up with looking at trucks and SUVs that were trashed and over priced.
I'd love a second gen model, but they're way too pricey. Had to settle for a first gen V6. Super reliable but I hate that interference engine with the rubber timing belt...
@@languagemaster5 that’s why I’m gonna hold off for a 2nd gen 3.5L V6, I’m currently driving an 06 Honda CRV and it’s extremely reliable (216,000 miles), but I need something with a third row seat and some more power than a 4 cylinder lol.
I just bought a 2000 Camry CE for $350. A couple months back I got a 2001 Camry for free...just haul it off. They are only cheap once, But yes I'll grab every cheap Toyota I can get.
I wouldn't buy the RAV4 because the gas mileage is poor. 31 MPG? Not really...MY 2016 only got 25 MPG mixed, 26 Highway, and I drive very conservatively.
Had to replace an A/F sensor bank 2 sensor 1 on my 2002 RAV4 yesterday, but it’s fixed and is still going strong. That’s really the most likely issue you’ll run into with an older Toyota RAV4 when the check engine light goes on. A decent OBD2 scanner is a must if you’re going to have an older RAV4. The sensor wasn’t cheap but it was a whole lot cheaper than what a mechanic would charge me.
Hey Scotty, my girlfriend just recently purchased an Acura RDX (2023) that is AWD. I've only had FWD vehicles my entire life, so I'm researching the maintenance on the differential fluid and transfer case fluid. While I have the manufacturers recommended replacement schedule, I wondered what your experience is on how frequently to change these? Since the manufacturer recommended oil change is 7,500 and I almost always try to stick to 5,000, I figured I should get some input on this too. I do appreciate the tip about replacing all 4 tires! I don't feel like that is discussed by a lot of people.
I might be concerned that the rear calipers are starting to cause the pads to drag on the rotor. I had one freeze up on my Sorento after 100.000 miles.
No no no it's they will break it's call designed obsolescence they want you buying a new one every 5-8 years or less. Why let you semi cheaply maintain when you can refinance and keep their creditors in business as well?
Lol 160k miles is nothing, unless you're driving a Kia or Suzuki car. Bought my 05 Grand Prix with 223,500 miles on it doesn't burn oil doesn't leak anything shifts like a dream, body and interior in great shape. It depends what you get. GM stuff from the 90's/earlier 2000s are generally decent, except Cadillac never get anything with a NorthStar, but anything with an LS V8 is decent and the 3.8L/3800 from GM was one of the best engines ever, the 3.1, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6 are all kind of garbage, but if you find something well maintained with a 3800 that's a solid engine, lots of Buicks had them in that era including my roommate's uncle's Park Ave that has 374k miles and runs perfectly fine. It all depends what you're getting. A Toyota with 160k miles? It's practically new. Certain GM engines/vehicles? Yeah plenty of miles left! A Kia at 160k miles? Umm the owner is lucky it's still running at 160k miles! It's done for any day now! Haha.
This last November, I bought a 2015 rav4 with the 1.4 that had about 128,000 miles and I paid $13,500 . It is the base model but that is all I really needed. I am 73 and I use it primarily to go to the school where I sub 14 miles away. I'm getting a consistent 27mpg...not the greatest, but a lot better than my old truck that got 14 mpg. Yes, I would have liked the larger 4 cylinder, but mine still gets up to 60mph fast enough for me. Oh.....I had the transmission fluid changed and what drained out was real dirty. I will keep the tranny fluid changed on a regular basis.
The old toyotas had problems burning oil? Should have bought a vw or kia. They have no problem what so ever burning oil. They are quite good at it, in fact. 🤣
@Tom_Sellicks_Mustache that's a shame cuz I had a 03 v6 tiburon with 175k miles when I bought it. Didn't burn oil. I wish more car companies made nat asp engines that size. Amazing, smooth, fun to drive when mated to a manual that engine was. Way better than my more powerful 1.6 turbo mini all4. The tiburon has better fuel econ too. Despite being 400lbs heavier and having 2 extra cylinders
I wouldn't buy a Rav4 with 160 k miles. Unless maybe it was the 7 cylinder version. I don't like the noise . I love to listen to classical music as i drive. Even though they're darn decent cars.
2:00 NEVER EVER put only two dedicated winter tires (not “snow” tires) on.. not unless you never plan to operate that vehicle except back and forth in your driveway. The traction differential is off the charts. First time Scottie’s misspoken that I’m aware.
@@jaysmith179 -I guess you don't understand English. Scotty said if it's made in Canada or Japan you know it's well built. If it's made in the USA it's dodgey.
Classic combustion engine 400,000 miles then junk the entire vehicle. Turbo hybrid engine 150,000 miles then junk the entire vehicle. Which is better for the environment? 🤔 😂
Neither, depends on the vehicle not miles, the steel is nothing, I have a steel factory not far from me, all day long they melt cars and appliances. Steel is extremely abundant since it gets recycled. 100K at 50 MPG uses less gas than 200K at 20 MPG
I agree, if it ain't Broken, don't Fix It--Toyota is going in Wrong Direction, Newer Vehicles are having much more Problems than their Older Production Vehicles..
RAV4s and 4Runners aren’t cheap. They are the most expensive cars in their classes. Even a 20 year old rav4 with 180k miles Will fetch $8k. My wife just had her matrix totaled and we saw the prices firsthand. She bought a CRV instead.
I’m a 53 year old man and I love women, but Scotty, if a woman gave me an ultimatum between her and you I think I’d take you! 😂 You can’t put a price on honesty.
Scotty... Which OBD2 scanner do you like BEST between the Diag, BlueDriver and the TopDon... My 2015 Yukon XL constantly gives me codes even with the Preventive Maintenance I do and lots of my friends and neighbors come to me for help since they see me working on my car so much they think I'm a mechanic...😂
160k mile car for 14k is way too much. In the real world before 2019. This 10 year old Toyota should be around $3000-5500 at the most. Too me if there is a loan on this it would be the definition of Insanity.
For the scan tool, you can use your phone as a WiFi network and connect to that to let it access the internet. Obviously this wouldn’t work if there’s no reception where you’re working.
Scotty, Houstonian here! Watched, you all my life! Would love a recommendation, for a high SUV, we know it floods H Town! Maybe a Tundra???? I have a 2002 Seqoia, loved it until the tire broke off while I was driving next to a school. Children were everywhere! Fixed, but scared to drive! Doesn’t even have 160k great condition! One child, no eating. Beautiful Just scared of it now!!! Please help!!! I have had 2 hip replacements and rotator cuff repair! After all the hurricanes will never buy a car again! Thanks! You are the best thing, that ever had since PBS, we really miss you here! Laura native, Houstonian!!! Thank you, 🙏
If it's made by toy motah I can't afford it no matter what year it was made. I can't buy toyota, lexus, honda or any of the vehicles that are disguised as something else because everyone knows who built them. I can't buy a ford crown vic or a mercury grand mar-key because they are too expensive around me also. Tell me what kia I can get or something. tell me the least reliable POS I can get for super cheap because everyone knows they are crap and nobody buys them.
I thought the First vehicle looked a Toyota Venza. That’s what I would like to own next; the 2008-2017 generation was the best both 4 and 6 Cylinders you can’t go wrong.
The older, realistic, 2008 or 2009 Lexus RX 350 is the way to go for myself. I would not buy a newer, real RAV4 in general, but I may plan to purchase the older, actual version of the 4Runner in the foreseeable future. Toyota is always fantastic in reliability, including the newer hybrids. The newer ones with the turbocharged engines are unreliable. Please avoid them at all costs.
They might do a pretty good job but is if worth it? Considering it costs over a half a million to go to Columbia to get a medical degree is that worth it?
Should have included GMT800s in this list. Lots of them still on the road 20+ years later. Easy to work on yourself and parts are inexpensive and plentiful.
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When I was looking at a 4 Runner my daughter said “ Isn’t that a soccer mom car?”. “No baby, it has a frame”.
Just bought a 2016 Toyota 4RUNNER 4x4 with 44K miles, no rust and in great condition with a clean Carfax. $29K, but it was worth it to me. Japanese made, great reliable V6, no moon roof, normal key ignition, and real mechanical parking brake. 👍 Forgot to mention, I could have easily bought a brand new 2025 4RUNNER, but I would not touch any new Toyota 4RUNNER with a 4 cylinder twin turbo!!!🤗Praise YaH!!!
turbos once you have problems with them you gonna pay big time if you want to keep it. My wife loves the fact im so resourceful when it comes to mechanics/fabricator.
"The Canadians make pretty good cars" watching this as a 25% tariff is being enacted.
Yes. Bring the jobs back to America. America first!
SERIOUSLY LMAO 😂
@@jaysmith179Get a life. 🙄
He’ll ya time to right the ship
@@r.k.2823learn economics
Yep thats why toyota lots are full now because they are building less reliable most expensive junk now
Less than half for double the cost. Gotta keep those assembly lines going.
My sister just gave me her 2015 Rev 4 with 87K yesterday. She put a 4-brand new set of tires and the car is well maintained.
Want to sell it
@@andersonhutsell8368 I have to transfer to my name first. She retired few months ago from IT department at UPS with 25 years service record, she paid cash for it in 2015 full options 30K.
What a blessing!!!
Blessed man
Nice sister
I'm a broken record stuck on repeat but I still say Crown Vic, Crown Vic, Crown Vic. You can usually get one cheaper than a Toyota or Lexus and they can last as long. You get a lot of value for the money. Ford just got that one right.
Hey Scotty, thanks for the love on Canadian quality builds! My mum (who I think you knew at York & U of I) would be proud.
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The 4Runners ain't cheap, uncle Scotty. I'd love to buy one.
I bought a Toyota avalon 2011 was 6 years old when I purchased it. I bought a 2017 toyota Highlander xle in 2023, also 6 years old. No issues at all with either. 6 years is a sweet spot as long as you research the cars history
Toyota Highlanders (2009-2013, best generation) are going for like $10,000 with 150,000 miles, and like $20,000 for like 80,000 miles. They’re well built vehicles but the prices are just fucked.
Yeah and I see those Highlander's sitting on the marketplace for months if not over a year . All the Toyota trucks/SUV I see on marketplace are high mileage and clapped TF out, and ask ridiculous price. I got so fed up with looking at trucks and SUVs that were trashed and over priced.
That's resale value for ya!
I'd love a second gen model, but they're way too pricey. Had to settle for a first gen V6. Super reliable but I hate that interference engine with the rubber timing belt...
@@languagemaster5 that’s why I’m gonna hold off for a 2nd gen 3.5L V6, I’m currently driving an 06 Honda CRV and it’s extremely reliable (216,000 miles), but I need something with a third row seat and some more power than a 4 cylinder lol.
Just but a Challenger 2 Main Battle Tank….. it won’t let you down
I just bought a 2000 Camry CE for $350. A couple months back I got a 2001 Camry for free...just haul it off.
They are only cheap once, But yes I'll grab every cheap Toyota I can get.
Then what? drive each of 30 once a month? Buy 1 or 2 acres to store them on?
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8:56 sound of boiling rice in the background 😂
I have 2003 Hyundai Santa FE GLS 2.7 v6 wit 86050 mile still looks and runs good
I bought a 2011 Nissan Frontier with 210k miles on it based on the videos from Scotty. So far so good. Keeping fingers crossed.
Yikes. Good luck:)
I wouldn't buy the RAV4 because the gas mileage is poor. 31 MPG? Not really...MY 2016 only got 25 MPG mixed, 26 Highway, and I drive very conservatively.
I very happy with the mileage I get on my 2017 Rav4
my 2015 Camry has 318,000 miles and still running strong.
Thanks uncle Scotty
Had to replace an A/F sensor bank 2 sensor 1 on my 2002 RAV4 yesterday, but it’s fixed and is still going strong. That’s really the most likely issue you’ll run into with an older Toyota RAV4 when the check engine light goes on. A decent OBD2 scanner is a must if you’re going to have an older RAV4. The sensor wasn’t cheap but it was a whole lot cheaper than what a mechanic would charge me.
Professional !!! Right here.
Love it! Wow I made out Great! Amazing amount of info Scotty knowledge thanks so much.
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I have a RAV4 2008 sport version and have 195,000 miles and still running so good plus is 4wd so I have a lot fun to the mountains. I really love it
What is the best cars codes reader please ???!!!
Uncle Scotty have a video on one the Kingbolen Ediag Elite.
I like the Autel and thinkcar. You can get a good one in the 500 range.
The issue with the RAV4 - is that it's terrible in snow if you live in a country area where the roads aren't always cleared.
My 2000 Avalon has the 2.8l V6 and it's smooooooooooooooooooooth!🤪
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Hey Scotty, my girlfriend just recently purchased an Acura RDX (2023) that is AWD. I've only had FWD vehicles my entire life, so I'm researching the maintenance on the differential fluid and transfer case fluid. While I have the manufacturers recommended replacement schedule, I wondered what your experience is on how frequently to change these? Since the manufacturer recommended oil change is 7,500 and I almost always try to stick to 5,000, I figured I should get some input on this too.
I do appreciate the tip about replacing all 4 tires! I don't feel like that is discussed by a lot of people.
We're looking to buy a 2016-18 RAV4 FWD - Thanks for the video Scotty!
Scotty, there's nothing cheap about these cars...
I would use that fugly yoda as a beater car in winter.
I might be concerned that the rear calipers are starting to cause the pads to drag on the rotor. I had one freeze up on my Sorento after 100.000 miles.
The trick nowadays is to not make cars last long. Its all about profit and greed. Most new vehicles are just on a time frame before they break.
No no no it's they will break it's call designed obsolescence they want you buying a new one every 5-8 years or less. Why let you semi cheaply maintain when you can refinance and keep their creditors in business as well?
Lol 160k miles is nothing, unless you're driving a Kia or Suzuki car. Bought my 05 Grand Prix with 223,500 miles on it doesn't burn oil doesn't leak anything shifts like a dream, body and interior in great shape. It depends what you get. GM stuff from the 90's/earlier 2000s are generally decent, except Cadillac never get anything with a NorthStar, but anything with an LS V8 is decent and the 3.8L/3800 from GM was one of the best engines ever, the 3.1, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6 are all kind of garbage, but if you find something well maintained with a 3800 that's a solid engine, lots of Buicks had them in that era including my roommate's uncle's Park Ave that has 374k miles and runs perfectly fine. It all depends what you're getting. A Toyota with 160k miles? It's practically new. Certain GM engines/vehicles? Yeah plenty of miles left! A Kia at 160k miles? Umm the owner is lucky it's still running at 160k miles! It's done for any day now! Haha.
I would love to have this 4RUNNER with the 6 cylinder engine, beautiful SUV
Canadian tariffs are going to make those very expensive. 😂
This last November, I bought a 2015 rav4 with the 1.4 that had about 128,000 miles and I paid $13,500 . It is the base model but that is all I really needed. I am 73 and I use it primarily to go to the school where I sub 14 miles away. I'm getting a consistent 27mpg...not the greatest, but a lot better than my old truck that got 14 mpg. Yes, I would have liked the larger 4 cylinder, but mine still gets up to 60mph fast enough for me.
Oh.....I had the transmission fluid changed and what drained out was real dirty. I will keep the tranny fluid changed on a regular basis.
The old toyotas had problems burning oil? Should have bought a vw or kia. They have no problem what so ever burning oil. They are quite good at it, in fact. 🤣
@ryanbrandt5404 I’ve got a 17 sorento and it’s an oil hog …
@Tom_Sellicks_Mustache that's a shame cuz I had a 03 v6 tiburon with 175k miles when I bought it. Didn't burn oil. I wish more car companies made nat asp engines that size. Amazing, smooth, fun to drive when mated to a manual that engine was. Way better than my more powerful 1.6 turbo mini all4. The tiburon has better fuel econ too. Despite being 400lbs heavier and having 2 extra cylinders
Something about Scotty…he’s awesome🤗
All new vehicles are equipped with planned obsolescence, that's why they are putting in the 4 cylinder turbo
That’s not accurate.
I agree, the entire world seems to be set on planned obsolence.
If you have a smartphone, you can create a hotspot for the tool to connect to the internet
I wouldn't buy a Rav4 with 160 k miles. Unless maybe it was the 7 cylinder version. I don't like the noise . I love to listen to classical music as i drive. Even though they're darn decent cars.
Never was a 7 cylinder version.
Hey Scotty, is it worth going for an old Rav4 to get the v6 the old ones had, or is the 2.5 ok?
Made in Canada. Likely built Woodstock, Ontario.
Any Toyota I have looked at says the city as well
2:00 NEVER EVER put only two dedicated winter tires (not “snow” tires) on.. not unless you never plan to operate that vehicle except back and forth in your driveway. The traction differential is off the charts. First time Scottie’s misspoken that I’m aware.
Hell yeah leave the old bald tires on instead
Seems incorrect; there’s no power traction required of the rear wheels in this front wheel drive example.
They're putting 4 cylinder engines, in to big vehicles, with turbos. I too, believe this is a bad idea. Turbos hate cold weather.
Wont be made in Canada and sold here much longer if a 20% tariff gets added.
Yes. Bring the jobs back to America. America first!
@@jaysmith179 -I guess you don't understand English. Scotty said if it's made in Canada or Japan you know it's well built. If it's made in the USA it's dodgey.
@@S.L.S-407nah Mexico good one though 😂
I'm looking at RAVs- the V-6 version from 2012-- rated BEST by everybody...and OR an RX350 around the same time period..
A seldom seen cameo of MRS. Kilmer! (8:45)
Toyota Rav 4
Toyota 4 Runner
Lexus RX 350
Thank you! You just saved me nearly 30 minutes!
Classic combustion engine 400,000 miles then junk the entire vehicle. Turbo hybrid engine 150,000 miles then junk the entire vehicle. Which is better for the environment? 🤔 😂
Neither, depends on the vehicle not miles, the steel is nothing, I have a steel factory not far from me, all day long they melt cars and appliances. Steel is extremely abundant since it gets recycled. 100K at 50 MPG uses less gas than 200K at 20 MPG
One problem with the RAV4 is they're kind of ugly.
Hi Scotty😊
Don’t the tires have to be the same size so the brakes work right.
Owned a 2001 RX300 and 4 RX350’s…
The Toyota 3.5 will go down in history as one of the best V6's ever! ❤
As Grandma always said, the Proof is in the Pudding...
I agree, if it ain't Broken, don't Fix It--Toyota is going in Wrong Direction, Newer Vehicles are having much more Problems than their Older Production Vehicles..
What do you think of the 2021 Rav4 gas engine with 8speed tranny?
Each of your videos is a small masterpiece that surprises with its originality and creativity. Keep up the good work!🐮🎾⬛
1st like on this one! Good day to you scotty!!
Evening!
RAV4s and 4Runners aren’t cheap. They are the most expensive cars in their classes. Even a 20 year old rav4 with 180k miles Will fetch $8k. My wife just had her matrix totaled and we saw the prices firsthand. She bought a CRV instead.
I have the same tool, once you update it you don't have to be connected to Wi-Fi for it to work.
Where is the CX5?
Scotty says no fords 😂
CX-5 is Mazda all day every day. Mazda ended their collaboration with Ford years ago.
@@WillieBHardigan03 only since 2015. I was trying to help 🤷🏼♂️. So guess we were both right 😉… to a degree
We own 2 CX-5s
@@jackofalltrades8933 👍👍
I’m a 53 year old man and I love women, but Scotty, if a woman gave me an ultimatum between her and you I think I’d take you!
😂
You can’t put a price on honesty.
Tuck it in bro
Scotty...
Which OBD2 scanner do you like BEST between the Diag, BlueDriver and the TopDon... My 2015 Yukon XL constantly gives me codes even with the Preventive Maintenance I do and lots of my friends and neighbors come to me for help since they see me working on my car so much they think I'm a mechanic...😂
14K for 160k 10 year old rav4 is the new normal??? Really that is a deal????
Best car i ever drove in snow
What? Is it springtime in Road Island?
160k mile car for 14k is way too much. In the real world before 2019. This 10 year old Toyota should be around $3000-5500 at the most. Too me if there is a loan on this it would be the definition of Insanity.
10 year old Rav 4 160k. 14k price tag "sucker" Every manufacturer warenty expired. Exhaust, catalyst, rust, etc...
For the scan tool, you can use your phone as a WiFi network and connect to that to let it access the internet. Obviously this wouldn’t work if there’s no reception where you’re working.
Scotty, Houstonian here! Watched, you all my life!
Would love a recommendation, for a high SUV, we know it floods
H Town! Maybe a Tundra????
I have a 2002 Seqoia, loved it until the tire broke off while I was driving next to a school. Children were everywhere! Fixed, but scared to drive! Doesn’t even have 160k great condition! One child, no eating. Beautiful
Just scared of it now!!!
Please help!!!
I have had 2 hip replacements and rotator cuff repair! After all the hurricanes will never buy a car again!
Thanks! You are the best thing, that ever had since PBS, we really miss you here!
Laura native, Houstonian!!!
Thank you, 🙏
Never thought id see the day people pay 14k for a car with 160k on it.
I saw the wife - I claim 10 points!
Toyota shot itself in the foot with eliminating Tundra V8 and Tacoma V6.
You don't need to buy four new tires if one goes bad.
If it's all-wheel-drive, yes you do.
Mon chat m'a regardé comme si j'étais folle quand j'ai ri de cette vidéo💖
RAV4 will now cost 25% more
2025 Rav 4’s are going for 35k no need to buy a 50k hybrid
Every time I watch your videos I am convinced of your art and professionalism. Continue to delight us with your creativity!🐘🍗🎲
I just picked a 08 RX350 with 165k for $9400....My wife loves the thing...😀😀😀😀😀
Good Choice, Best Vehicle for your Money...
@@randybeard6040 I also own a 2010 FJ and a 2011 Lexus GX460, and a 2003 Lexus ES300...I'm set...😀
Thanks you 😊😊😊
If it's made by toy motah I can't afford it no matter what year it was made. I can't buy toyota, lexus, honda or any of the vehicles that are disguised as something else because everyone knows who built them. I can't buy a ford crown vic or a mercury grand mar-key because they are too expensive around me also. Tell me what kia I can get or something. tell me the least reliable POS I can get for super cheap because everyone knows they are crap and nobody buys them.
What year was that first 4-runner made? such numbers are important to savvy viewers.. DVD:)
Waaaaaay too much money for any car with a whopping 160,000mi that is going to be a daily driver. In any economy.
I thought the First vehicle looked a Toyota Venza. That’s what I would like to own next; the 2008-2017 generation was the best both 4 and 6 Cylinders you can’t go wrong.
I like em too. Sit up high, easy to get in and out of.
Hey Scotty tell me im stupid for thinking about dropping a Godzilla in a 78 Cougar!
What we can do is NOT BUY The new cars 😅
8:47. Scotty's wife.
Toyota RAV4
Toyota 4Runner (V6)
Lexus RX350 (V6)
The older, realistic, 2008 or 2009 Lexus RX 350 is the way to go for myself. I would not buy a newer, real RAV4 in general, but I may plan to purchase the older, actual version of the 4Runner in the foreseeable future. Toyota is always fantastic in reliability, including the newer hybrids. The newer ones with the turbocharged engines are unreliable. Please avoid them at all costs.
Beautiful Lexus RX 350 ,it looks showroom new
Change the brake pads on the Lexus
They might do a pretty good job but is if worth it? Considering it costs over a half a million to go to Columbia to get a medical degree is that worth it?
Was that your wife? She's very pretty!
Am i the only one who gets annoyed by this dudes voice lol
Wait just a second there, stranger!…..Canada is now adding retaliatory tariffs against Trump..so the cost to do business is going to be higher
This sounds planned and evil
Should have included GMT800s in this list. Lots of them still on the road 20+ years later.
Easy to work on yourself and parts are inexpensive and plentiful.