Toyota has established the 4Runner as a capable midsize SUV, filling a unique niche in the market. In Toyota's lineup, it offers buyers a more ruggedized SUV than the Highlander while offering a size advantage over the FJ Cruiser and a price advantage over the Land Cruiser. The latest model adds a more luxurious interior, but retains its off-road capabilities. A 4.0L V-6 is standard. 4Runners are available in 2WD or part-time 4WD models in the SR5 and Trail grades. A Torsen(R) center differential is standard on the 4WD 4Runner Limited. An available third row seat allows the 4Runner to carry seven.
Model/Trim/Package | Engine | | | Original MSRP
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4Runner SR5 | 4.0l V6 (270-bhp) | A5 | RWD | $33,210 |
4Runner SR5 Premium | 4.0l V6 (270-bhp) | A5 | RWD | $36,040 |
4Runner Limited | 4.0l V6 (270-bhp) | A5 | RWD | $42,525 |
4Runner SR5 | 4.0l V6 (270-bhp) | A5 | 4WD | $37,915 |
4Runner SR5 Premium | 4.0l V6 (270-bhp) | A5 | 4WD | $44,560 |
4Runner TRD Off-Road | 4.0l V6 (270-bhp) | A5 | 4WD | $37,335 |
4Runner TRD Off-Road Premium | 4.0l V6 (270-bhp) | A5 | 4WD | $39,295 |
4Runner Limited | 4.0l V6 (270-bhp) | A5 | 4WD | $44,560 |
4Runner TRD Pro | 4.0l V6 (270-bhp) | A5 | 4WD | $42,400 |