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$32,736

Crossovers didn’t start off with a bang, and when the Toyota 4Runner launched in 1984 it looked much like a pickup truck with a bed cover on it. Which, basically it was. Between 1990 and 1995, the 4Runner got its own body, and both two- and four-door options were available. Unfortunately the new design still had major safety issues, including rollovers. It grew to a midsize from 1995 to 2002, and the 4Runner reduced options to an inline-four and a V6, ranging in power from 150 HP to 190 HP. It continued to straddle the line into 2009 with more powerful engines and a body-on-frame construction for off-road abilities. Interior amenities include climate control, and optional moon roof and 10-speaker stereo. The most recent models offer roughly the same power, but with better fuel economy and trim lines for luxury and trail lovers. It’s reasonably quick, but fuel economy is 19 MPG combined.

$32,734 average dealer price
No meaningful difference between dealership and private party prices
2312 for sale, 956 new listings monthly
57 days average on dealer lot prior to sale

Available Trims

4Runner SR5AAAA	$31,849
4Runner TrailAAAA	$33,027
4Runner LimitedAAAA	$35,698

Model Overview

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NHTSA Frontal Crash Safety:	10.0
NHTSA Front Seat Side Crash Safety:	10.0
NHTSA Rear Seat Side Crash Safety:	10.0
IIHS Rear End Collision Safety	10.0
NHTSA Rollover Resistance:	6.0
IIHS Head and Neck Safety:	7.5
IIHS Torso Safety	10.0
IIHS Left Leg Safety	10.0
IIHS Right Leg Safety	10.0

The following was compiled from every Toyota 4Runner in our database:

7.6%
32.5%
12.7%
33.6%
164,000 miles
200,000 miles