New Owner for the Pacific NW
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Was that with the $1045 destination? I assume not but wanted to know. That's starting to be in range for me. Good job! From what part of the country do you hail?
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Nice! Expecting some mind-blowing outdoors pics with your Passport.
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Is that the AWD version? I bought the AWD Touring in black 2 weeks ago. The price was $38,600 but once they added tax and fees, destination, dealer add ons (all season mats, cargo tray, Mudd flaps, etc) I was out the door at 42k even.
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Wow, another great deal! welcome, I'm still waiting for the "Helpful" So. Cal. Honda Dealers to drop down to Invoice pricing...
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Welcome to the forum Treihing, sounds like you scored yourself a great deal. If more dealers were willing to negotiate and throw in some extra equipment, I think we'd be seeing even more new owners joining up. What car were you driving previously? Congrats.
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Awesome and great choice as Passports rock and I also had a 4Runner / granted it was older (2015 limited) with a special suspension too and it rode really rough on paved roads where I used it 90% of the time but was smooth like butter the other 10% so it just didn’t fit me and the Passport is more refined for sure
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this amongst posts in different forums the 4Runner is now off my list! I really love the look and would end up being ticked off every time it under performed
To be fair, I would not call it junk. It is purposely built and very capable vehicle. However, being a daily driver, is not it's strength. For that purpose, there are much better vehicles on the market and Passport is one of them.
If one wants to change a life style and embarck on overlanding journey through undevelop back roads, 4Runner is one of the best affordable options. Maybe in retirement
Oh, I would call it junk. Go drive one for three months and I bet you will agree. 99% of car purchases are daily drivers/commuters and the 4Runner is a dated dinosaur. Lackluster engine, Entune 2.0 which is no longer supported, so updated safety features and a Navi unit the size of a lego... All for the low price of $49k. The Passport Elite is $6k plus cheaper and better on all angles.
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That’s funny as I soooo don’t miss that Entune crap ?
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Perhaps it just wasn't the vehicle for you. It's certainly not a cutting edge vehicle, but a quick Internet search seems to indicate a very high percentage of customer satisfaction. Do you think all those folks are being fooled by a "piece of junk"?
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Yes.
I wanted one and it’s like a hot blonde at the beach & fell in love with it. It’s quirky to drive and like a blond slow as heck...didn’t care because It’s so darn hot! Look at the forums and for a couple grand you can put on a small lift and bam, hottest darn ride around. That makes it the cool factor. Like a blond once one figures out how damn dumb they are it gets old quick. Some are mesmerized for years and keep raving about how cool it is. Others simply file for divorce, cut the loss and get another ride. Totally kidding but not really
Saw your reply this price included destination fee. Does it also include the dealer $150 fee in it? I'm negotiating at same dealer. Thanks!
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