The 5th gens sell an average of 102571 per year. That is an average of 124978 3rd gens sold each year. It will likely get enhanced off-road capabilities thanks to its updated ladder frame chassis and additional. This estimate is assuming this sudden spike 4wd vehicles remains, if it doesn't the desirability and price of 5th gens will suffer.Īlso out of curiosity I totaled the number of 3rd gens sold and its an impressive 749871 in just 6 years. The 6th generation 4Runner will continue to offer a part-time 4WD system.
That said, 5th gens will hold value well compared to other vehicles because Toyota + 4wd. I pay more for vehicles that have their original bumpers and fenders, its how it goes. It will be like the Jeep XJ where clean examples start appreciating value someday, but if you think that a chopped up 2014 4wd SR5 is not going to depreciate at all, you have another thing coming. TRD pro will decrease a little in price after the 6th gen, while the 2wd will drop in price even more. I predict that 5th gen prices decrease according to their specs. Toyota would really have to screw up the 6th gen for 5th gens to appreciate soon after discontinuation. Not all were TRD or even 4wd models, but its not exactly a recipe for appreciation immediately after discontinuation like some FJ Cruisers. The 5th gens were sold for a long time, according to the sales numbers in the 10 years that there is information for, they sold a total of 1,025,718 4runners. Unless the new 6th gen is really bad, I don't see 5th gen prices increasing any time soon.
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