The 2025 Toyota 4Runner is HERE! First look

Extra Throttle House
9 Apr 202411:12

Summary

TLDRIn this video transcript, the hosts Thomas and James discuss the all-new Toyota 4Runner, comparing it to its siblings, the Land Cruiser and the Lexus GX. They highlight the 4Runner's off-road capabilities, available trims like the TRD Pro and Trail Hunter, and the absence of the six-cylinder engine option. The discussion also touches on the vehicle's design, features, and potential pricing, questioning whether the new model's hybrid engine can satisfy enthusiasts who prefer the sound and power of a V6 or V8.

Takeaways

  • 🚗 Introducing the all-new Toyota 4Runner, a continuation of Toyota's recent focus on their off-road vehicles.
  • 🏎️ The 4Runner is very similar to the newly filmed Land Cruiser, offering a similar driving experience despite not being able to disclose specifics.
  • 👬 The 4Runner, Land Cruiser, and Lexus GX now form a triplet-like relationship, each offering unique features yet sharing similarities.
  • 🚙 The 4Runner maintains its off-road prowess and has not been neutered in terms of performance, except for the absence of the six-cylinder engine option.
  • 🌐 The 4Runner can be optioned in two ways: a standard four-cylinder engine or the more off-road oriented I-Force Max engine found in higher trims like the TRD Pro and Trail Hunter.
  • 💡 The I-Force Max engine is shared with the Land Cruiser and Tacoma, providing a potent drivetrain for off-road adventures.
  • 🛠️ The 4Runner offers advanced suspension options and features like the Fox shocks in the TRD Pro and old man new shocks in the Trail Hunter.
  • 🎨 A new trim, the Trail Hunter, is introduced for the 4Runner, offering unique features like an air compressor for off-road use.
  • 🌍 The 4Runner's wheelbase is the same as the Land Cruiser and GX, ensuring a solid off-road foundation.
  • 🏜️ The 4Runner, particularly the I-Force Max variants, may be a more dedicated off-roader compared to the Land Cruiser, offering a unique blend of capabilities.
  • 💰 Pricing for the four-cylinder 4Runner is expected to be more affordable than the Land Cruiser, making it an attractive option for those seeking value and off-road performance.

Q & A

  • What is the new Toyota 4Runner similar to?

    -The new Toyota 4Runner is similar to the Land Cruiser in many ways, sharing its platform and drivetrain, but also has some design elements and features from the Tacoma, particularly in its front end and interior.

  • How many ways can the new 4Runner be optioned?

    -The new 4Runner can be optioned in two different ways: with the 4-cylinder engine (I4) and the I-Force Max hybrid powertrain, which is available in the TRD Pro, Trail, and top trims.

  • What are the differences between the 4Runner TRD Pro and the Trail Hunter trims?

    -The 4Runner TRD Pro features Fox shocks and is more focused on off-road performance, while the Trail Hunter trim includes an air compressor for lowering tire pressures and has additional features for overlanding and rock crawling.

  • What is the significance of the 4Runner retaining the full-size door window that goes down?

    -The full-size door window that goes down is a feature that has become rare in modern vehicles. Its retention in the 4Runner is significant as it adds to the vehicle's practicality and off-road capabilities, allowing for better airflow and easier access.

  • How does the 4Runner's four-wheel drive system differ from the Land Cruiser's?

    -The Land Cruiser comes with a full-time four-wheel drive system and a center locking differential, while the 4Runner features a part-time four-wheel drive system with high, low, and rear locking differential options, but without the center locking differential.

  • What is the starting price of the new 4Runner compared to the Land Cruiser?

    -The new 4Runner is expected to start at a lower price than the Land Cruiser, especially if one opts for the four-cylinder engine. However, the exact pricing is not yet available at the time of the discussion.

  • What seating is like in the new 4Runner?

    -The new 4Runner offers seating that can accommodate taller individuals, with the hosts mentioning that a 6'6" person fits comfortably in the back seat, although another 6'8" person might find the headroom a bit lacking.

  • What are some of the new technologies and features included in the 4Runner's interior?

    -The 4Runner's interior includes a large, square touchscreen, a digital gauge cluster, a JBL sound system, and various drive modes including crawl mode. It also features a selector for easy access to different four-wheel drive settings.

  • What is the potential concern regarding the 4Runner's transition from a V8 to a hybrid powertrain?

    -The concern is that the transition from a V8 to a hybrid powertrain might lead to a loss of the excitement and drama associated with the V8's sound and performance. Some buyers might miss the full-cylinder engine's power and responsiveness, especially those who value off-road performance.

  • How does the 4Runner's design cater to off-roading?

    -The 4Runner's design includes features that enhance its off-roading capabilities, such as big knobby tires, Fox shocks in the TRD Pro, an air compressor in the Trail Hunter, and various suspension options inspired by the Tacoma.

  • What is the expected fuel efficiency of the new 4Runner compared to its predecessors?

    -While the exact figures are not available, it is expected that the new 4Runner, particularly with the hybrid I-Force Max engine, will offer better fuel efficiency than its V8 predecessors, thanks to advancements in hybrid technology.

Outlines

00:00

🚗 Introduction to the New Toyota 4Runner

The paragraph introduces the hosts, Thomas and James, and sets the stage for the discussion about the all-new Toyota 4Runner. They express excitement about the recent immersion in Toyota Land, including an upcoming adventure with the new Land Cruiser. The hosts quickly dive into the similarities and differences between the 4Runner, Land Cruiser, and the Lexus GX, highlighting the confusion around their platforms and the evolution of these models. They also touch on the new features of the 4Runner, such as the available I-force and I-force Max engine options, and its off-road capabilities compared to the Land Cruiser.

05:00

🏞️ In-Depth Discussion on the 4Runner's Design and Features

This paragraph delves deeper into the design and features of the 4Runner, comparing its exterior and interior with the Tacoma and Land Cruiser. The hosts discuss the TRD Pro model's unique elements, such as the Fox shocks and the new trim options like the Trail Hunter. They also mention the practicality of the 4Runner's design, including the large knobs and suspension options. The conversation shifts to the vehicle's color options, with a focus on the 'mudbath' color, and the aggressive 33-inch Toyo Tires. The paragraph concludes with a comparison of the 4Runner's off-road capabilities versus the Trail Hunter and Land Cruiser, emphasizing the differences in four-wheel drive systems and potential pricing.

10:02

🔧 Concerns and Expectations for the 4Runner's Performance

In this paragraph, the hosts express their concerns about the 4Runner's performance, particularly the transition from a V8 engine to the new I-force Max hybrid engine. They discuss the potential disappointment of some buyers who prefer the sound and excitement of a full-cylinder engine. However, they also acknowledge the improvements in technology, such as the digital gauge cluster and updated lighting features. The hosts consider the reliability of Toyota's hybrid engines and speculate on the 4Runner's longevity and performance in off-road scenarios. They conclude by reiterating the close competition between the GX, 4Runner, and Land Cruiser, and the difficulty in choosing between these models.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Toyota 4Runner

The Toyota 4Runner is a sport utility vehicle (SUV) that is the main focus of the video. It is known for its off-road capabilities and ruggedness. In the video, the hosts discuss the new model's features, comparing it to other vehicles in the Toyota lineup like the Land Cruiser and the Tacoma. The 4Runner is highlighted for its performance, design, and the different trim options available, such as the TRD Pro and Trail Hunter.

💡Land Cruiser

The Land Cruiser is a larger and more luxurious SUV produced by Toyota, often used for comparison with the 4Runner in the video. It is noted for its off-road prowess and full-time four-wheel drive system. The hosts discuss the confusion between the 4Runner, Land Cruiser, and the newly introduced Land Cruiser model, highlighting the differences in their features and intended use cases.

💡Tacoma

The Tacoma is a pickup truck also manufactured by Toyota, known for its durability and off-road capabilities. In the context of the video, the hosts compare the 4Runner's front end and interior design to that of the Tacoma, indicating a shared design language and越野性能 (off-road performance). The Tacoma's features, such as the IsoDynamic seats, are also mentioned in comparison to the 4Runner's available features.

💡TRD Pro

TRD Pro is a trim level for Toyota vehicles, including the 4Runner, that emphasizes enhanced off-road performance and distinctive styling. The TRD Pro trim includes features such as Fox shocks and other off-road enhancements that make the vehicle more capable on rough terrain. In the video, the hosts discuss the TRD Pro version of the 4Runner, highlighting its off-road capabilities and unique design elements.

💡Trail Hunter

Trail Hunter is a new trim introduced for the 4Runner, designed specifically for off-road enthusiasts. It includes features tailored for off-road use, such as an air compressor for adjusting tire pressures and special suspension systems. The Trail Hunter trim is positioned as a more dedicated off-roader compared to other trims, offering unique capabilities for tackling challenging terrains.

💡Off-road performance

Off-road performance refers to a vehicle's ability to handle and navigate through rough terrain, such as dirt trails, rocky paths, and other non-paved surfaces. In the context of the video, the hosts evaluate the 4Runner's off-road capabilities, comparing it to other Toyota vehicles like the Land Cruiser and the Tacoma. They discuss various features that contribute to the 4Runner's off-road prowess, such as its suspension, drivetrain, and available trims like the TRD Pro and Trail Hunter.

💡Hybrid engine

A hybrid engine combines a traditional internal combustion engine with an electric motor to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions. In the video, the hosts speculate on the 4Runner's potential use of a hybrid engine, discussing the benefits of such a powertrain in terms of fuel economy and emissions, while also considering the possible impact on performance and the vehicle's appeal to enthusiasts.

💡Design and styling

Design and styling refer to the visual appearance and aesthetic elements of a vehicle, including its exterior and interior design. In the video, the hosts discuss the 4Runner's design in comparison to other Toyota models, highlighting the ruggedness and distinctive features that set it apart. They also touch on the different trim levels and their unique design elements.

💡Technology and features

Technology and features encompass the modern systems and amenities found in a vehicle, such as infotainment systems, digital gauge clusters, and advanced lighting. The video script highlights the 4Runner's updated technology, including a larger and more square screen compared to the Land Cruiser, and the incorporation of new lighting features that enhance visibility and style.

💡Fuel efficiency

Fuel efficiency refers to the amount of fuel consumed by a vehicle to travel a certain distance. It is a key consideration for many drivers, as it impacts operating costs and environmental impact. In the video, the hosts speculate on the potential fuel efficiency of the new 4Runner with a hybrid engine, comparing it to the older V8 models known for their poor fuel economy.

💡Trim levels

Trim levels are different versions of a vehicle that come with varying features, equipment, and design elements. In the video, the hosts discuss the various trim levels available for the 4Runner, such as the TRD Pro and Trail Hunter, each offering unique features tailored to specific user preferences and needs, like off-road capabilities or luxury amenities.

Highlights

Introduction of the all-new Toyota 4Runner

Recent experiences with Toyota Land Cruiser filming an adventure

The 4Runner is very similar to the new Land Cruiser in many ways

The 4Runner retains its off-road capabilities and has not been neutered

The 4Runner can be optioned with either a four-cylinder or I-Force Max powertrain

The I-Force Max is featured in the TRD Pro and top trims, similar to the Tacoma

The 4Runner's new trim, the Trail Hunter, offers unique off-road features

The TRD Pro comes with Fox shocks, enhancing off-road performance

The 4Runner has a more rugged and styled interior compared to the Land Cruiser

The 4Runner retains the window that goes down, a favorite feature in modern vehicles

The 4Runner's starting price is lower than the Land Cruiser's

The 4Runner does not have full-time four-wheel drive in TRD or Trail Hunter trims

The 4Runner offers a more dedicated off-road experience than the Land Cruiser

The Trail Hunter trim includes an air compressor for off-roading, similar to the Land Cruiser

The 4Runner's exterior design, including its color options, is well-suited for off-road use

The 4Runner's reliability is expected to be on par with past Toyota hybrid engines

The decision between the 4Runner, GX, and Land Cruiser may come down to specific needs and preferences

Transcripts

00:04

welcome to extra throttle house I'm

00:05

Thomas and I'm James and this is the

00:09

allnew Toyota 4Runner was that a drum

00:12

roll uh I didn't time it very well no

00:14

you didn't but it's very exciting it is

00:16

because we've been we've been submerged

00:18

in Toyota Land recently and much

00:20

actually we helped the guys from the

00:21

main throttle House channel just filmed

00:23

an adventure with the new Land Cruiser

00:25

that's coming out soon it is very

00:27

exciting we can't say how it drives No

00:29

but we can say say that this he's very

00:32

similar to it in many many ways it's

00:34

it's brother it's sibling it's it's

00:36

brother in in off-road funny funest well

00:41

done James thank you for coming out um

00:44

so well this this was a such a confusing

00:47

point for me for so long I was so

00:50

nervous that they were going to build it

00:53

on the platform of the Highlander or

00:55

something and like sport Bronco sportify

00:58

it yeah the reason the reason that's the

00:59

case is because previously the Lexus GX

01:03

and the 4Runner were the twins yes and

01:05

now the Land Cruisers come along and

01:08

it's made it triplets right because we

01:11

saw what the Land Cruiser was going to

01:12

be which since the Land Cruiser wasn't

01:14

like a bigger thing like the Lexus LX

01:16

the Land Cruiser was kind of like a Land

01:18

Cruiser Proto which is like the smaller

01:20

lighter Duty one that's confusing

01:21

because the 4Runner kind of used to be

01:23

that smaller lighter Duty Land Cruiser

01:25

thing it held that space But then they

01:27

brought out the Land Cruiser and it was

01:28

kind of like a 4Runner then they brought

01:29

out the 4Runner and it was kind of like

01:31

a 4Runner so they're kind of like the

01:33

same so here's the good news they

01:35

haven't neutered the 4Runner not at all

01:37

apart from in one way oh because now

01:40

there's no six-cylinder oh this can be

01:43

optioned two different ways there is the

01:45

I force which is just a normal gas

01:48

powered four cylinder yep and then

01:49

there's the I force Max which is what

01:52

the TRD Pro and the trail Hunter and the

01:54

top trims get yes like the

01:56

Tacoma it also in some ways is a more

02:00

dedicated off-roader than the Land

02:02

Cruiser which feels weird to say yes

02:05

yeah it's very confusing how the whole

02:06

thing works basically this is like a

02:09

Land Cruiser underneath but it's like a

02:11

Tacoma in the front end in the interior

02:14

yes and the drivetrain which is also

02:16

like a Land Cruiser right but the land

02:18

the Tacoma is longer than this this is

02:20

the same as the Land Cruiser in the GX

02:21

as the wheelbase as the wheelbase right

02:24

but you get big nobly Ties on this you

02:26

get all the funky suspension options

02:27

that you get with the Tacoma like the

02:29

old man new shocks on the trail Hunter

02:31

which is also by the way an entirely new

02:33

trim for the 4Runner and it's awesome

02:35

we'll talk about that more in a second

02:36

but this is the TRD Pro this is TRD Pro

02:38

so we got Fox shocks this is the Bara

02:40

build yes they kind of split them right

02:42

before the TRD Pro kind of had to do all

02:44

the Overland and the off-road stuff and

02:46

it had to do the Baja stuff they said

02:48

screw it let's make two so now we've got

02:50

the trail Hunter which is like your

02:51

Overland uh there's there's like an air

02:54

compressor kind like a Land Cruiser yeah

02:57

yeah almost like a Land Cruiser I feel

02:58

like we got a bit ahead of ourselves we

03:00

did let's just talk about the way it

03:01

looks the first time we've seen it yes

03:02

you just come stand here and if you if

03:04

you just focus on this little bit right

03:05

here and you can't see the back of the

03:07

cab you'd go it's a Tacoma Tacoma it

03:10

looks like a Tacoma and that's not a bad

03:12

thing no cuz a Tacoma is a good-looking

03:14

truck yeah we got we got the light bar

03:16

here we've got these fog lights here

03:17

which I think are clear on the TRD Pro

03:19

but they can be had in Amber on the

03:21

trail Hunter and we saw a trail hunter

03:23

in the Everest color which looked Wicked

03:26

absolutely and that with Amber fog

03:29

lights I feel like is super mean and

03:31

looks off the market but it's from

03:32

Factory yeah what color is this this is

03:35

uh

03:35

mudbath what a great name it's just it's

03:38

another cement but no no no but it works

03:40

on this you get away with it because

03:42

like any of the tan or like kind of like

03:44

muddy colors on these off-road trucks

03:47

look so good I'm obsessed with that have

03:48

you noticed I'm talking about it a lot

03:50

but it works for this spec cuz this is a

03:52

spec that will have inevitably a mud

03:54

bath it's already had a little bit of

03:55

one yeah so we got these 33in Toyo Tires

03:58

y again way more aggressive than what

03:59

you can get on the Land Cruiser so we

04:02

were trying to categorize what this is

04:04

in our in our heads of like who how do

04:06

you decide between this or the trail

04:08

Hunter of this versus The Land Cruiser

04:10

because they both benefit from the I

04:11

force Max they both have similar

04:13

horsepower and torque numbers well one

04:16

way is that the Land Cruiser comes with

04:19

full-time four-wheel drive it has that

04:21

Center locking differential which can be

04:23

not locked so you can drive it all-wheel

04:26

drive all the time you can't do that

04:28

with this this just has you know the the

04:30

four high four low rear locking

04:32

differential and the sway bar disconnect

04:34

okay so this is more heavy duty but

04:36

potenti potentially not as Street

04:37

friendly yeah not Street friendly every

04:39

day yeah okay yeah exactly and and if

04:41

you get the four cylinder this we

04:42

haven't got prices yet but if you get

04:43

the four cylinder of this it will be

04:45

cheaper it starts cheaper than the Land

04:47

Cruiser right who knows if the TRD Pro

04:50

and the trail Hunter don't have price

04:52

yet surpassing the Land Cruiser yeah but

04:55

this is this has one of our favorite

04:56

things that's now lost on modern

04:57

vehicles doesn't it a window that goes

05:00

down oh I'm so happy they did not get

05:02

rid of this and you can control it from

05:03

the back yeah there's a button there I'm

05:04

sure you have to have it unlocked or

05:05

something but this looks great doesn't

05:07

it this actually doesn't look that much

05:08

different but it says the TRD Pro window

05:10

that goes down this little little wing

05:12

here they I just I think it just doesn't

05:14

disappoint it doesn't disappoint at all

05:15

in any single way it's a 4Runner it's a

05:17

4Runner but you know we owned a 4Runner

05:19

okay we had a V8 we thought that was

05:21

really cool it was I've sold it but we

05:24

bought that for

05:25

$6,700 yeah it was great when it lasted

05:28

yeah so we're four-runner fans and I

05:29

think that remains to be the case uh

05:31

should we have a look in the in the

05:33

inside let's have a look on the inside

05:34

yeah

05:36

okay okay it's very cool in here it's

05:40

very it's but again it's more rugged

05:41

like having is definitely more rug we

05:43

just got out of the Land Cruiser and

05:44

that feels sensible it feels sensible

05:47

and simple this feels like really like

05:50

styled we've got this big Toyota badge

05:52

on the thing here and you know all the

05:54

colors are different in the different

05:55

Trims and what you get like the trail

05:56

Hunter looks very similar to this but

05:58

the limited looks different speaking of

06:00

limited I do need to caveat one

06:01

thing a full-time four-wheel drive is

06:05

available in a limited trim right but

06:07

not in the TRD or the trail Hunter right

06:10

okay yeah some of the premium Street

06:12

trims yes get it okay one thing that

06:14

this doesn't get I and I know this is

06:16

mostly tried to have fun one of the most

06:18

exciting things about the new Tacoma

06:19

Pro are those isod dnamic seats yes

06:22

which are not available in this they

06:24

don't come on the 4Runner cuz the

06:25

4Runner is made in Japan whereas the

06:28

Tacoma is made in America and Americans

06:30

have more fun than the Japanese

06:32

apparently I don't want to get involved

06:34

you guys want to fight out exactly but

06:36

yeah um this has got pretty much

06:38

everything you'd possibly need I really

06:40

like this selector by the way I've been

06:41

using it like to select four low four

06:43

high two high you like push this in turn

06:46

that's pretty neat you can hear it doing

06:48

its thing down there right it's got all

06:49

the drive modes obviously crawl mode all

06:53

that stuff he steering wheel big toy

06:55

badge JBL sound system JBL sound

06:57

system this is going to cost money this

07:00

is going to cost isn't it it's going to

07:01

cost money foreigners have always been

07:03

expensive and then you look at this one

07:04

and how cool and new and fancy it is

07:06

like right away you could assume it's

07:07

going to be pricey I really like how

07:10

they've kind of split the purpose of the

07:11

different forerunners even more clearly

07:13

now like for example in the trail Hunter

07:15

you get an air compressor to you know

07:17

lower your tire pressures for

07:18

off-roading and rock crawling and that

07:20

sort of thing right it's built into the

07:21

car but both of these since of the I

07:23

force Max get the outlet in the back oh

07:26

that's fun okay just like the Land

07:28

Cruiser yes which did we use that on our

07:30

trip we did we did we had a cooler

07:32

plugged into it that's s not a cooler a

07:34

fridge we did I don't remember the trip

07:36

that we just did yesterday yeah cuz it

07:38

was such a blur it was a blur that's

07:40

going to be ex exciting yes uh we tried

07:43

the back seats of this I fit perfectly

07:45

as 510 Harrison 6' 6 doesn't not quite

07:49

enough headro no okay I guess this is

07:51

sort of that midsize yeah size yeah it's

07:54

not full full size is it

07:56

yeah I don't know this is this is a

07:58

really cool and very excited honestly

08:01

yeah I was worried I lost sleep over it

08:03

I was concerned that it was going to be

08:05

as I saw the Land Cruiser I'm like that

08:07

looks like a for Runner but now we have

08:09

this and it's like a Land Cruiser I yeah

08:11

I think the I but this is I force Max

08:14

yeah and we haven't tried ey Force Max

08:16

yet yeah apart from we have in the Land

08:18

Cruiser and we're about to try it in the

08:21

Tacoma right

08:23

yes basically well done James we have

08:26

tried the a force ma he said it was a

08:29

blur remember yeah on extra throttle

08:30

house there is about to be a video after

08:32

this video of the Tacoma TRD Pro which

08:36

is not too different to this you know

08:37

same engine same interior yes and that's

08:39

the I force Max right so make sure you

08:41

watch that on extra throttle house right

08:44

and I'm not we're the cool ones I don't

08:45

know yeah but I'm not in that I'm not in

08:48

that video you're not in that video it's

08:49

just you that's right that's why it's

08:51

better you see all right so here's my

08:53

question for you because when it comes

08:54

to to off-road stuff you know we had the

08:57

V8 we had the old 4Runner mhm the

09:01

technology doesn't change that much like

09:03

putting good shocks on an old vehicle

09:05

can do a lot can do a lot it can do a

09:06

lot so if this comes out the TRD Pro and

09:08

it's like 55 60 Grand

09:12

mhm what are you getting what are you

09:14

what's improved like we got this big

09:16

screen which is a lot more Square than

09:18

the Land Cruiser yeah we got digital

09:20

gauge cluster obviously I guess lighting

09:22

technology has come along way there's a

09:23

lot of cool lights in the front the rear

09:25

tail lights look cool in these are the

09:26

stripes also I'm going to guess

09:28

efficient is probably a thing untested

09:31

to be fair but like I I can tell you

09:33

from experience our V8

09:36

4Runner it wasn't too good on fuel no no

09:39

and you can imagine that a hybrid

09:40

four-cylinder will probably be better on

09:42

fuel but do you think people are going

09:44

to be disappointed about the full

09:46

cylinder I don't know maybe maybe a

09:48

little bit because like well what did we

09:51

just see go oh Tacoma went by us on the

09:52

highway and it it had the V6 in it and

09:55

it made a great noise he had like an

09:57

exhaust on it or something right so so I

09:59

mean if you're bar Harring you want

10:02

excitement and drama and to be fair I

10:04

mean especially in things like the trail

10:06

Hunter you're going for longevity long

10:09

distances and I don't know unproven

10:11

reliability is basically what I'm saying

10:13

remains to be seen however Toyota hybrid

10:15

engines have been reliable in the past

10:17

so one can assume the Toyota thing has

10:19

happen nor a turbocharged or

10:21

turbocharged hybrid seems scary yes but

10:25

but we'll see we'll see yeah if anyone

10:27

can do it I think Toyota probably have a

10:28

good chance yeah yeah the question now

10:30

is GX versus 4Runner verus Cruiser

10:36

they're all so

10:37

close I honestly don't know the answer

10:40

to that question maybe we will answer it

10:42

in the Land Cruiser video which I don't

10:44

remember what we said because as you

10:45

said it was a blur all right so but the

10:48

good news is not a Highlander with with

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a four-runner badge yes exactly

10:52

potentially very serious

10:54

off-roader this looks like it's going to

10:56

be pretty great

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yeah

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