I have a 4Runner that I love. It handles great and has lots of room for my family. It also looks great and sits above regular cars. The stereo has lots of features that allow me to pick what music I want. The seats are a soft supple captain's chair . It adjusts to many different settings. Starting it is easy you just put in the key. The engine revs, and you can feel the power in the engine. The 4Runner has excellent pulling capability as well. You can pull your pontoon through a muddy field with little to no problem. The only thing I dislike about it is that it started rusting very early so I may have to replace several things.

I was skeptical at first when purchased this vehicle, I heard it was very reliable but I really wanted a Jeep. I am so glad I chose the 4Runner. It has been an incredible vehicle to own. I have put about 70k miles on it, and besides regular maintenance, I have only had to change the alternator. I just passed 200k miles and the 4Runner shows no signs of giving up. The paint has faded but I still love the way it looks. Comfort and fuel economy are not it's strong suits, but in every other way the 4Runner prevails. The practicality of this vehicle is endless. Tons of room for luggage, home depot runs, dogs, it doesn't matter, once the seats fold down you could fit just about anything in it. The back glass is one of my favorite things, it rolls down into the back hatch so it doesn't matter how long an item is, it will always fit. The vehicle is tall and has good visibility so you feel safe driving it and you never have to worry about getting stuck thanks to 4wd. I had to submerge the rear half of the 4Runner to retrieve a boat that was floating away from a dock, the 4Runner didn't care. The main drawback of the 4Runner is its fuel economy, so hopefully you care more about smiles per gallon than miles per gallon.