4runner crushed by tree and still drives
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4runner crushed by tree and still drives
You guys see this yet?
Yes 4runners are the ultimate survival vehicles
Makes me proud
http://www.autoblog.com/2012/06/26/t...-tree-w-video/
Yes 4runners are the ultimate survival vehicles
Makes me proud
http://www.autoblog.com/2012/06/26/t...-tree-w-video/
#3
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Awesome. Gotta love the bullet-proof toyota (or tree proof). One problem with the article - there aren't hickorys in the cascades. Looks like Hemlock to me. They're notorious for comming down in big wind storms.
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What does Toyota being amazing even have to do with this situation?
The tree hit the roof in the cargo area. It doesn't matter if its a Nissan, Toyota, or a Ford, its going to drive out under its own power. The tree did not hit anything relating to the drivetrain. Hell, you could cut the roof off flush with the floor and it would still drive.
The tree hit the roof in the cargo area. It doesn't matter if its a Nissan, Toyota, or a Ford, its going to drive out under its own power. The tree did not hit anything relating to the drivetrain. Hell, you could cut the roof off flush with the floor and it would still drive.
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What does Toyota being amazing even have to do with this situation?
The tree hit the roof in the cargo area. It doesn't matter if its a Nissan, Toyota, or a Ford, its going to drive out under its own power. The tree did not hit anything relating to the drivetrain. Hell, you could cut the roof off flush with the floor and it would still drive.
The tree hit the roof in the cargo area. It doesn't matter if its a Nissan, Toyota, or a Ford, its going to drive out under its own power. The tree did not hit anything relating to the drivetrain. Hell, you could cut the roof off flush with the floor and it would still drive.
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What does Toyota being amazing even have to do with this situation?
The tree hit the roof in the cargo area. It doesn't matter if its a Nissan, Toyota, or a Ford, its going to drive out under its own power. The tree did not hit anything relating to the drivetrain. Hell, you could cut the roof off flush with the floor and it would still drive.
The tree hit the roof in the cargo area. It doesn't matter if its a Nissan, Toyota, or a Ford, its going to drive out under its own power. The tree did not hit anything relating to the drivetrain. Hell, you could cut the roof off flush with the floor and it would still drive.
I agree with you that it isn't technically as impressive as it looks, but I think there is still credit here to be given to Toyota quality. But hey, we don't need to be jeep guys about it and worship them for no reason.
BTW, the owner is a regular over on T4R.org. Check out the first hand story here: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-ge...l-4runner.html
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnWKz7Cthkk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Uc4Ksz3nHM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfZDtC9kjVk
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LMFAO.
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Have you seen it in person? I am curious if there is any other damage than just the body damage, or if it's really as good as it looks in the videos.
EDIT: Oh, I see you posted there too... I didn't even put together that DeathCougar there was DeathCougar here...
Last edited by Nelsonmd; 07-03-2012 at 04:59 AM.
#18
Not sure if it's kosher to link to a different t4r forum, but here is a link to a forum where he posted the story in all it's detail.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-ge...l-4runner.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-ge...l-4runner.html
#20
Cherokee is a unibody so ofcourse it would have been much worse whole different can of worms .... but I agree that most vehicles could take a hit in that area and still be able to "drive away from it" its really not all that impressive