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Editorial Reviews
Quick Look: 2009 Toyota 4Runner
Toyota Tried and Toyota True
Test Drive: 2008 Toyota 4Runner Limited 4x4 V-8
Only limited by its interior
2008 Toyota 4Runner Review
Genuine off-road capability.
"The Toyota 4Runner is a highly capable trail vehicle. It will get you over the rocks and through the muck, but it won't make you regret its durable construction when you're cruising the Interstate. It's smooth and quiet on the road and there's plenty of room for family and friends. The V6 is our first choice for its combination of power and efficiency, but the V8 delivers excellent response and is the better choice for towing. If you want serious recreational capability with quality, durabil" Read more
2007 Toyota 4Runner Review
Amazing off-road capability yet comfortable around town.
"The Toyota 4Runner is a highly capable trail vehicle. It will get you over the rocks and through the muck, but it won't make you regret its durable construction when you're cruising the Interstate. It's smooth and quiet on the road and there's plenty of room for family and friends. The V6 is our first choice for its power and efficiency combination, but the V8 delivers excellent response and is the better choice for towing. If you want serious recreational capability with quality, durability" Read more
2006 Toyota 4Runner Review
Tougher look reflects trail-worthy capability.
"The Toyota 4Runner is a highly capable trail vehicle. It will get you over the rocks and through the muck, but it won't make you regret its durable construction when you're cruising the Interstate. It's smooth and quiet on the road and there's plenty of room for family and friends. The V6 is our first choice for its power and efficiency, but the V8 delivers excellent response and is the proper choice for towing. If you want serious recreational capability with quality, durability and reliabi" Read more
2005 Toyota 4Runner Review
Revised V8 brings more power.
"The 2005 Toyota 4Runner is a highly capable trail vehicle. It will get you over the rocks and through the muck, but it won't make you regret its durable construction when you're cruising the Interstate. It's smooth and quiet on the road and there's plenty of room for family and friends. The V6 is a great choice, but the V8 delivers excellent response. If you want serious recreational capability with Toyota quality, and the company's reputation for durability and reliability, the 4Runner" Read more
2004 Toyota 4Runner Review
The real deal for off-road capability.
"The Toyota 4Runner has grown up. The 2004 model is bigger, smoother, and more comfortable than 4Runners sold just two years ago. It has moved closer to the Toyota Land Cruiser in terms of size and technology. Yet it hasn't diverged from its roots as a highly capable off-road vehicle." Read more
2003 Toyota 4Runner Review
All-new, it's the real deal, not a soccer mom's car.
"The 4Runner has grown up. The all-new Toyota 4Runner is bigger, smoother, and more comfortable than last year's model. It has moved toward the Toyota Land Cruiser in terms of size and technology. Yet it hasn't lost its original intent as a highly capable off-road vehicle. If you want serious off-road capability with Toyota quality, durability, and reliability, then the new 4Runner is an excellent choice. If you rarely venture off-road (and by quot;off roadquot; we don't mean dirt roads), then you'll find th" Read more
2002 Toyota 4Runner Review
Off-road capability and comfort.
"The 4Runner is a textbook example of Toyota's insightful, thoughtful, comprehensive care in design and engineering. Everything about it is correctly done. It's highly capable off road, better than all but a very few SUVs. Of course, the 4Runner comes equipped with Toyota's quality, durability, and reliability." Read more
2001 Toyota 4Runner Review
Not afraid to go off road.
"If you don't require the brute towing power of a V8, you'll have trouble finding a better mid-size sport-utility vehicle than the 4Runner. It's a textbook example of insightful, thoughtful, comprehensive care in design and engineering. Everything about it is correctly done. On the critical issues of reliability and durability, the 4Runner and Toyota's reputation are a tough combination to beat. Plus, it's an extremely capable off-roader." Read more
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