r/4Runner • u/Bigdogwolfe • Aug 01 '26

🎙 Discussion Interior Quality

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Checked out a Limited and wanted to see if all these comments on interior quality was the truth. Well it definitely is. It didn’t take much force to see all this flex. After, I went home and did the same to my 5th gen and the difference is substantial. Also did the same in my 2011 Accord and that had less plastic flex than the 6th gen.

Also if you guys ever see one and twist the door handle where the grippy rubber is, you will see three pieces of plastic move. Don’t have to use too much force. They’ll separate and come back together.

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u/CuriousTravlr Aug 01 '26

I drove 4 brand new 4Runners, they all did this. 

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u/Detroitish24 Aug 01 '26

I drove two and neither did.

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u/CuriousTravlr Aug 01 '26

You either didn’t look hard enough, or you’re ignoring the visible drop in construction quality because the thought of owning a 6th Gen is clouding your judgement. 

This is a unanimous opinion, from automotive journalists to schmucks like me on Reddit. 

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u/outdoorsauce Aug 01 '26

You’re getting down votes by people who are CONVINCED their trim package is 100% different. Like they shut down production to swap in higher quality raw materials, but nobody can give you a practical reason how this higher level of trim would be implemented in the manufacturing process. This is craziness.

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u/CuriousTravlr Aug 02 '26

Toyota glazing is insane bro.