Did someone compare the two with similar mileage that I may have missed? My point was that if the OP had $30k to spend on a 4Runner then its a no brainer to get a superb mint LC for the same price and be light years ahead in every aspect.
I didn't rely on anyone else, I pulled up CarGurus and autotrader and looked. You aren't getting a superb mint 200 for 30k if your life depended on it.
200s approach 90k new. I can't find a clean 2015 Tundra for 30k (1794 or Platinum). Thats a low 50s MSRP vehicle, not a 90k one. This is just not reality.