While I can somewhat agree with what you're claiming here (very small percentage), I have to say that the complex you're pointing out is few and far between. It's overwhelming how many of us GX owners are former 4Runner and Tacoma owners, it would make very little sense to bash on and look down upon the very vehicles that many of us once owned and loved. There are quite a few owners who converted from older series Land Cruisers as well, in theory that would be a step down to most but it's all just part of growing and adapting to your needs at certain chapters in your life. Both the GX and 4Runner have their pros and cons but I think most would agree that the GX is a nicer and more well rounded vehicle, that doesn't mean it's necessarily better.
The biggest issue we are complaining about here is the lack of separation amongst the generations/series of the GX model (which appears to be coming soon). The 120 series and 150 series share very little other than a namesake. While the design aesthetically is similar due to an evolutionary change, the underpinnings of the vehicles are different. I think it's great that the 4Runner and GX will now be separate and no longer part of the same series subform and it should help new comers to more easily navigate the subforms and it might even dispel some of the snobbery you mentioned since the owners will no longer be amongst one another. I doubt that this change will redirect much traffic from T4R though, that forum is a monster in comparison.
well now you’re just trolling @andymmiami . Give it time @r2m . No doubt there will be plenty of frustration with both groups falling into each other’s areas but I’m hoping when this shakes out that it makes more sense. you got this 
