The modern-day 4Runner benefits from sharing most of its internal and external parts with its sibling, the Tacoma. This means ...

The Toyota 4Runner is one of the best rugged SUVs on the market, new or used. Reliability is a strongsuit, but only one 4Runner engine towers above the rest.

The sixth-gen 4Runner meaningfully advances the platform on fuel economy and power delivery, but it's lost a little charm.

Now in its sixth generation, the rough and ready 4Runner dates back to 1984—and played an important role in bringing SUVs into the mainstream.

For its 40th birthday, the 4Runner has resoundingly entered the modern era, and its sixth generation promises to be the best one yet. The post The 2025 Toyota 4Runner is the first full redesign in ...

Here’s How the 2025 Toyota 4Runner's Design Compares to the Last Generation The last 4Runner was an instant classic, even before it stuck around for a decade and a half.

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The 4Runner’s 4.0-liter V6 engine, mated to a 5-speed automatic transmission, has been available in the 4Runner since the 4th generation in 2002.

The 2025 Toyota 4Runner joins the Tacoma, Land Cruiser and Sequoia with new modern underpinnings and high-tech off-road features for easy trail riding.

Driving The All-New 4Runner Toyota kicks off the new 4Runner generation with what is essentially the same features and trims as the newest Tacoma.

The all-new sixth-generation Toyota 4Runner's pricing starts at $40,770 for a base SR5 in 2WD, before a $1450 destination fee. The top trim Trailhunter and TRD Pro start at $66,900 before $1450 fee.