Toyota 4Runner

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Toyota 4Runner


In an automotive world that caters to crossovers, the Toyota 4Runner SUV is a purebred in a dying breed. It's a mid-size SUV with body-on-frame architecture and seating for up to seven (when equipped with an optional third-row seat). Offered with a V-6 powertrain, the 4Runner faces competition from the Jeep Grand Cherokee, among others. As one of the market’s few mid-size SUVs with a bona-fide off-road passport, ready to take you beyond where the pavement ends, the 4Runner is ideally suited for drivers with an appetite for adventure and a tolerance for its sometimes-clumsy street manners. It comes in a bevy of configurations for a range of budgets.

4Runner – 3 Generations

  • 2010–24
  • 2002–09
  • 1992–2001
  • 2010–24
  • 2002–09
  • 1992–2001
Latest generation

2010–24 4Runner


The current iteration of the 4Runner brought boxier styling when it debuted for 2010. It’s offered with rear- or four-wheel drive, and its standard 4.0-liter V-6 pairs with a five-speed automatic transmission. The 4Runner received aggressive new front-end styling for 2014, and

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  • MSRP range$40,455–$54,920
  • Consumer rating
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  • Combined mpg 17
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$40,155–$54,620
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 17
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2023:
  • Mid-size SUV
  • Seats seven with available third row
  • 270-hp V-6 engine standard
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive

  • MSRP range$38,105–$52,920
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 17
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2022:
  • New TRD Sport trim level
  • Seating for seven with available third row
  • 270-hp V-6 engine standard
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive
  • Apple CarPlay, Android Auto standard

  • MSRP range$36,765–$50,745
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 17
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2021:
  • New Trail Edition
  • Seats up to seven with available third row
  • 270-hp V-6 standard
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive
  • Apple CarPlay, Android Auto standard
  • Off-road-oriented TRD Pro version available

  • MSRP range$36,120–$49,865
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 17
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2020:
  • New Apple CarPlay, Android Auto connectivity
  • New Venture Edition
  • 270-hp V-6 standard
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive
  • Seats up to seven with available third row
  • Off-road-oriented versions available

  • MSRP range$35,310–$47,400
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 18
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2019:
  • New Nightshade Special Edition
  • 270-hp V-6 standard
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive
  • Seats up to seven with available third row
  • Off-road-oriented TRD Pro version available

  • MSRP range$34,810–$45,160
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 18
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2018:
  • New Wilderness and TRD Enhancement packages
  • TRD Pro Series version available
  • Seats five, or seven with optional third row
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive
  • V-6 engine standard

  • MSRP range$34,210–$44,560
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 18
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2017:
  • Body-on-frame SUV
  • Automatic or manually selectable transfer case
  • TRD Pro version available for max off-roading
  • Seats five or seven with optional third row
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive
  • V-6 engine standard

  • MSRP range$34,010–$44,360
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 18–19
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2016:
  • TRD Pro Series version
  • Seats five or seven with optional third row
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive
  • V-6 engine standard

  • MSRP range$33,210–$43,620
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 18–19
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2015:
  • New TRD Pro off-road version
  • Seats five, or seven with optional third row
  • Rear- or four-wheel drive
  • V-6 engine standard

  • MSRP range$32,820–$43,400
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 18–19
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2014:
  • Redesigned for 2014
  • Choice of new grilles
  • New gauge cluster

  • MSRP range$31,490–$41,030
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 18–19
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2013:
  • 270-hp V-6
  • Off-road Trail edition
  • Two available four-wheel-drive systems
  • Seats up to seven

  • MSRP range$31,090–$40,630
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 19
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2012:
  • 270-hp V-6
  • Off-road Trail edition
  • Two available four-wheel-drive systems
  • Seats up to seven

  • MSRP range$30,305–$40,435
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 19
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2011:
  • Four-cylinder or V-6
  • No more V-8 option
  • Off-road Trail edition
  • Two available four-wheel-drive systems
  • Seats up to seven

  • MSRP range$27,500–$39,800
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 19
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2010:
  • Redesigned for 2010
  • Four-cylinder or V-6
  • No more V-8 option
  • Off-road Trail edition
  • Two available four-wheel-drive systems
  • Seats up to seven
Previous generation

2002–09 4Runner


The redesigned 2003 4Runner marked the first time the SUV could have a V-8 engine instead of the standard V-6. The V-8's output jumped from 235 to 270 horsepower in 2005.

  • MSRP range$28,640–$39,360
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg 15–18
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2009:
  • Standard 236-hp V-6
  • Available 260-hp V-8
  • Available Trail Package
  • Two or three rows of seats
  • RWD or 4WD

  • MSRP range$28,415–$39,135
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2008:
  • Standard 236-hp V-6
  • Available 260-hp V-8
  • Two or three rows of seats
  • RWD or 4WD

  • MSRP range$27,635–$38,385
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2007:
  • Standard 236-hp V-6
  • Available 260-hp V-8
  • Two or three rows of seats
  • RWD or 4WD

  • MSRP range$27,635–$38,385
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2006:
  • Standard 236-hp V-6
  • Available 260-hp V-8
  • Two or three rows of seats
  • RWD or 4WD
  • Face-lifted for 2006

  • MSRP range$27,795–$37,795
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2005:
  • V-6 power
  • Available V-8 boosted to 270 hp
  • Two or three rows of seats
  • RWD or 4WD

  • MSRP range$27,270–$37,070
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV
Notable features in 2004:
  • i-Force V-8
  • Two or three rows of seats
  • Three model choices
  • RWD or 4WD
  • Midsize dimensions

  • MSRP range$27,055–$36,780
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$26,335–$36,105
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

1992–2001 4Runner


Changes in this generation included an all-new body on an all-new chassis. With a larger body on a longer wheelbase, larger cargo area, more cabin space and more aerodynamic styling, this 4Runner shared little with the pickup truck from which the nameplate originated. This 4Runner

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  • MSRP range$26,335–$36,105
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$22,288–$36,818
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$21,118–$35,808
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$20,658–$34,718
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$19,988–$33,908
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$19,488–$32,988
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$21,838–$25,008
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$20,308–$23,328
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$19,338–$22,258
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV

  • MSRP range$18,738–$21,828
  • Consumer rating
  • Combined mpg –
  • Body style SUV
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