👉 2019 Toyota 4Runner Limited - Ultimate In-Depth Look in 4K

[@aky19832001]

I own the limited model and the trd pro. Its imperative that people remember the Trd pro is not an awd truck. It's a 2 wheel and can be made to 4x4 with rear locking diff on terrain that's slippery or terrian that allows for some wheel spin. Not a single you tube review channel reviews the TRD PRO properly or the Limited. 99% of people who are new to Toyota 4runner confuse the AWD model to the TRD PRO 2 wheel drive 4x4 on demand ONLY ON SELECT TERRAIN. SO YOUR DRIVING AROUND WITH A 2 WHEEL TRUCK MOST OF THE TIME AND EVEN ON RAINY HIGHWAYS. KEEP THAT IN MIND. PEOPLE BUY THE TRD PRO AND THEY'RE NOT TOLD THAT IT'S 2 WHEEL DRIVE AND YOU CAN'T USE THE 4X4 ON HIGHWAY SPEEDS OR NORMAL DAILY CAUSE IT'LL RUING YOUR DRIVE TRAIN AND TRANSMISSION. The limited has an AWD X-REAS shock system is a performance suspension that's is very very stiff on road and with the 20 inch rims some can aruge that it as though you can feel every bump in the road. It also makes the steering wheel a lot stiffer than most vehicles I know, ( you can't just change the shocks to match the limited model, unlike the trd series or even sr5, where you can buy the shocks and ad d ons to match the TRD PRO, with the Limited it's not possible that easily) The limited it's an entire system of pips, shocks gyros and oil reservoirs for each side's got a series of pipes that contain oil and a reservoir for each side of the vehicle and a gyroscope that will self level without fancy gadgets that fail. The limited also has center locking that LSD. Limited lacks the crawl control but it can still do what the TRD does minus the ability to control the speed or terrain. The cpu does that, WHICH ELIMINATES 98% OF BODY ROLL. You can place a wallet on the dash and make turns if you don't believe with the limited, it'll stay put and the truck will will level. The limited has Hill decent and anti roll back just like other models. The limited LACKS crawl and terrian select! but the limited has almost identical abilities when you activate L4L, is exactly like my Trd pro honestly. Each tire will spin independently based on traction. Limited also doesn't dip when towing. My Trd pro has very floating shocks ( bilstien not the new fox ) and on turns you can feel it with the body rolls, however it eats up bumpy roads like your sitting in the old school Towncar, it's that floaty. The trd pro has more aggressive shocks and it's got a different tune and different exhaust note and sound. Trd pro also tends to hold gears longer. So my advice is to anyone who lives in snow think about what model your going to get. Because you cant activate 4x4 on normal terrain that has no slipping surfaces, it'll destroy your drive train on the trd pro. The limited is awd all the time. For daily driving when its snowy. I enjoy my trd. But when its rainy or snowy or even highway travel, frankly, i'd go with Limited model. If you ever need to avoid something on the highway, limited. The TRD PRO handling at high way speeds is in my humble opinion questionable when compared to limited. BIGGEST difference between the two systems is the ability of the Full Time 4WD system to allow the center differential to be unlocked. Without that ability, the vehicle expects the front and rear wheels to always spin at the same rate of speed, which is what can lead to the excessive wear and tear with a Part Time system if you leave it in 4H all the time. The Limited model, with it’s unlocked center differential mode, is designed to be left in 4WD at all times. 2H - Only two wheels receive power, in the case of modern 4Runners, the rear wheels. Use this for normal driving on dry hard-surfaced roads. This position gives greater fuel economy, quietest ride and least wear. 4H - Both front and rear wheels receive power. Use this for driving only on surfaces that permit the tires to slide, such as off-road icy or snow-covered roads. This position provides greater traction than two-wheel drive. 4L - Both front and rear wheels receive power, a low speed, high torque application. Use this for maximum power and traction. Use “L4” for climbing or descending steep hills, off-road driving, and hard pulling in sand, mud or deep snow. One thing to be aware of, constant driving in the Four Wheel modes with a Part Time 4WD system can lead to excessive or uneven tire wear, as well as additional wear and tear on the drive train components. With respects to the horsepower, I really don't think the power and torque are accurate, it think Toyota claims a lower number because I have compared this to 295hp vehicles and it was bumper to bumper with them on acceleration. It doesn't drive or behave like a 275 hp vehicle.

[@aky19832001]

@@one-mmog its bizzare really. As a daily driver. The limmited is the way to go. Especially in snow and rain. And even off reading I can do anything that the trd does because it still has lockers, and off road features and complete protection on the bottom. And it's exactly .5 inches shorter than the trd. But the difference that the trd dipps with weight. And my limmited stays high.

[@philliesphan101]

Thanks for this info. I just traded my 12 Trail in today. I was looking at both the TRD and the Limited. After driving the Limited it is sitting in my garage tonight. I live in the Northeast and your explanation of the 4x4 system was the best. I was concerned about going from no 2wd option and not having a manual lever and going to a switch (I know younger guys would think I was nuts). I did not understand how the two 4wd options work, thank you for this!

[@ckbun]

News that matter wow brother, thanks for putting in the time to share this with us.

[@PartyUpLive]

I'm looking at the TRD off road or SR5 later this year. I live in Chicago where we get a lot of snow some winters. I don't really like the front of the Limited and I don't really want to spend $44,000+ for a 4runner. I also don't want leather seats or heated seats. I won't be doing much off road driving. I'm still learning about when to use 2WD and 4WD. I know not to use 4WD all the time. This will be my first vehicle that isn't FWD. I just like the overall look of the 4runner and at 6' 9" tall, I can fit in it comfortably and I plan to keep it "forever" like my current car/beater that's over 20 years old. Thanks for the info and any other tips are appreciated. I plan on doing a lot more research before I go looking for a 4runner later this year.

[@aky19832001]

@@PartyUpLive I highly recommend you find say the sr5 model with AWD. what you gain traction control and overall performance will make you say THANK GOD over and over. belive me bro, there's nothing like the AWD system of Toyota. And I used to be a jeep "fan boy" but they kept breaking down so damn much. I got fed up. They offer that package. Unless your a hardcore offroader, which you're not, you'll thank me. I've been in the snow blizzard in Chicago driving to NYC with a 4500lb trailer. the 4 runner ate up the road and took on the storm like it was out for a weekend drive. The v6 engine is ample, the issue is really the transmission. There's delay. Which is why I use sequential mode. it basically sets the highest gear you want the 4runner to go. so on acceleration on a buzzy highway, ill set it to 1, then manually allow it to get to second, once it maxes 2nd, ill flip it back to D.

[@Eliyourcarguy]

Even though the platform of the 4Runner has gone virtually unchanged for many years, you just can't beat the reliability. Drives alot like a Tacoma. Great video Mike!

[@LincolnLagger]

I love that they kept yellow turn signals! Keep doing this Toyota!

[@immortal4942]

just bought a 2021 limited and will pick it up Wednesday. can't wait.

[@michaelc.6306]

I had a Blizzard Pearl 2010 SR5 4WD which was Totaled. I loved that one, black cloth, actual key, 29 mpg....was great because you're running 2WD most of the time. Then, I bought the 2012 Shoreline Blue AWD Limited model. Heated Leather, Keyless keyfob, but 16 mpg, not 29. You pay for the full time AWD, but it is Supreme. You can always Disable the TRAC & VSC by Holding down the VSC button for 3 seconds.....and put her in H4L...when its very wet or slippery....Just put it back to H4F to tight turns. 😉

[@albertprazolam4341]

Great straight to the point no nonsense look at this 4Runner. Well done. Others on YT should take note.

[@paperboy8865]

After sitting in a new Highlander & the Forerunner i couldn’t wait to go from my 2012 Highlander to a new 2015 Forerunner Limited, exactly like this silver one (2019 is still the identical design) but loaded with the beautiful brown leather & running boards. Great in snow & compliments everywhere I went. HOWEVER...after 2 years in this then $47,000 behemoth I could no longer take the unbelievably uncomfortable seats! No matter what adjustments I made the leather was hard and stiff. Literally my only complaint was the seats but it was enough to steer me out of the Toyota & into a 2017 Lincoln. I know the resale value is nowhere as good as a Toyota but I am always comfortable. For a $50,000 truck they really need to soften their seats! And while I am comfortable I do miss my Forerunner, especially in the winter.

[@travelinben1966]

Thank you for taking the time to present this very comprehensive comparison of the different 4,Runner drive systems.You provided clarity, where others just added to the confusion.Much appreciated.👏👏

[@FR-yt5ik]

Dude where have you been all my life! This is how every in-depth video should be! I love you how kept changing the angles and that pointer!

[@ChrisCXK]

Its sad I have to come to KZbin to learn about a vehicle. It seems like everytime I go to a dealer, the guy trying to sell me the vehicle "TODAY" knows less than I do. All I did was do minor reading on the Toyota website. So I now just watch these videos before going in so I don't have to rely on people who are bad at their jobs.

[@pippilada]

same! I just upgraded from an 03 highlander and I have no idea what anything does or that cars even came with all this stuff. I got tired of my kids showing me how to use my car so thank you for this review! PS. the pointer, LOL! That was fun.

[@drivethrucountertops4709]

YES it's correct at Toyota house not many knows about those things

[@galjorbismarck7324]

Very profesional and clear description of the 4runner limited edition.Thank you

[@andreuserickson8530]

I want one!!! I forgot how much I liked 4runners

[@Alvarockist]

El montero más precioso que yo he visto; mi sueño más anhelado. Vídeo asombroso y todavía más bello en 4K. Solo le faltó conducirlo "Driving" para ver la nave correr y escuchar su potente máquina. Espero que publique otro vídeo a toda velocidad por alguna autopista. ¡Gracias Mike, muchas gracias! "Thank you Mike"

[@abreus21]

Alvaro Correa Que tal amigo un saludo, te cuento que esta semana me compre una d estas bueno no limited pero si una equipada 4x4 color negra 2019, se la compre a una de esas personas que les estorba el dinero y solo compran de puro gusto pero para mi fue uno de esos anhelos de la vida en la que me di gusto, dios me dio la oportunidad de aprovechar esta oportunidad y comprarla a un buen precio, casi nueva solo tiene 10 mil millas, suerte amigo algún día tendrás la tuya.

[@derrickmedina2449]

It appears, my 2015 won't depreciate so much....It looks and is exactly the same!

[@boozer74]

One of the best suv ever!!! Just wish they update the interior a little bit.

[@bogart5131]

just make the center screen wider a bit, and thats it.

[@joyq1629]

Very well done! So informative. Watched this video last week picking up mine tomorrow

[@douglasstewart518]

Really great run through! My thoughts (for what they're worth) as a previous 4 Runner owner, and a (previously) committed Lexus owner. This is really a Lexus GX 460 on steroids!!! Almost the exact same layout and controls but a vehicle with a purpose! Having owned a Lexus LX 470 that I loved more than any vehicle yet sadly, after clocking 200k miles totaled, I went to the Lexus RX350-big mistake and now own a Lexus GX 460. This 4 Runner will be my next purchase as it's utilitarian with style! I'm still trying to figure out just who the hell Lexus built the GX for? It's basically a town car, soccer family vehicle with 4 wheel drive for almost twice the cost of the 4 Runner!! The 4 Runner has more style-a more aggressive, road ready profile with true off-road capabilities and everything is so well thought out that it beats the GX on all fronts. Love it!!!

[@360integration]

Thanks for this video. Helped me understand my 4Runner more👌

[@brianaustin6184]

I love the 4.0 v6 but wish they had a available engine option that gets better then 17city 20hwy mpg with the cost of fuel

[@boboliver3054]

Good job with this video. You explained everything in detail. I have a 2000 4Runner and I am in the market for something new very soon. To be honest, I am having a hard time spending between 40-45K on anything that is as outdated as the 4Runner. I know about the quality and the reliability but I also know that this is a dinosaur when you compare what you can get with an Explorer or a Grand Cherokee for the the same price. Toyota seems to think that a push button start is a cutting edge option that only belongs on the limited. This is something that is standard on pretty much everything that is out there. I also find it hard to believe that a remote start does not come with this top of the line 4Runner because again it comes standard with most other SUV's in the same price range. The 4Runner has also not changed it's design inside and out in 10 years. The complaint of low light output with the headlights has not changed even with the current 2019 model and in every comparison report I have seen, the 4Runner sits near the bottom of the pack for safety and that is partially because it has not been updated. I am not sure what Toyota is thinking because they seem to think that 4Runner owners are all driving these vehicles through the woods and climbing rocks and the owners don't care about having options. I hate to break this to Toyota but 80% of the people buying 4Runners never take them off the pavement and people do care that this vehicle is stuck in a time warp. When most other SUV manufacturers are searching for that perfect design of smooth lines, the 4Runner offers all hard lines and is very boxy. It's made well and has a great reputation for reliability which is why it is so strange that Toyota seems to have just tossed this vehicle aside and never updated it as if buyers don't care.

[@Rgibb1325]

I was thinking the same thing when I bought new in 2013. Ended up going with the jeep grand cherokee overland, because it offered so many more features for the money. I wish I would have gone with the toyota though. Hold it's value much better. And probably overall more reliable. Toyota could definitely throw in a few more features for what you are spending though.

[@TexasMan77]

Bob Oliver Don’t mess with what still works.

[@Blueskybuffalo]

I think it’s good Toyota hasn’t compromised its vision for the 4Runner to attract the Starbucks SUV segment. It’s definitely more truck/pure SUV. I think it even still uses a frame of a truck. I think they did a great job with it, but I just need a reliable commuter ride so I won’t be purchasing one anytime soon.

[@JokerG16]

Nick Allen yup! It’s still a body on frame

[@TexasMan77]

We love our new ‘19 limited in blizzard pearl! Wouldn’t mind one myself once my Camry finally dies.

[@parkerburgio]

Thank you Mike. Great review as always!

[@gvukster]

One solid truck. Easily run 20 years on basic maintenance.

[@gallardo360]

A 15 year old 4runner still brings 10k , can't say that for most cars , resale prices are very good for Toyota, mainly 4runner and Tacoma

[@alextran8188]

The Tundra is great with sale also.. best in class resale for them! They even hold their value better than the f150

[@iquix]

I have to tell you, I LOL at that little yellow hand ! Great review!

[@Thebuscommunityleader]

4 years ago, I get 20' Toyota 4Runner Limited.

[@1996Gtalum]

Always love your videos

[@darriontunstall3708]

Great video man! I love the 2019 Toyota 4Runner! You should do a video on the 2019 Dodge Charger

[@xoxoMattAlexander]

Amazing review as always, hopefully the 2020 4Runner has better safety features, led headlights and a bigger head unit at least

[@Kealiile]

Matthew Alexander i heard they are discontinuing 4runners

[@YoursDadsMomDaddy]

kealii Lee yea, ya heard wrong...

[@alextran8188]

@@Kealiile no they aren't DUMBASS!

[@travelinben1966]

Matthew Alexander I’d settle for an 8 speed transmission,new V6,and better mog’s.

[@asknavid7752]

hey, I liked the yellow hand thingy!

[@pemachomphel879]

Thanks for showing everything details very nice n simple video

[@bobross1982]

4runners are the best

[@theirishaxe9405]

These look so nice in Black I prefer the 2018 something I can't place is wired in this one

[@Theonestrongbusleader]

I'm four years late! But I still afford it Mike.

[@bestcarreview5021]

Awesome 😀 😀 2019 Toyota 4runner limited review and by the way I subscribe to your KZbin channel .

[@JeffreyWillis800]

Author mentions he isn't sure why the sunroof has 2 steps to go all the way back. On my VW Jetta it does the same thing. If it is all the way open while driving, the pressure will kill your ears unless you open a window. Maybe the same on a 4Runner?

[@cagilber]

We had a 4Runner limited in 2010 that was almost exactly the same. Toyota is ages behind in the SUV/Truck game.

[@JulezWinnfield]

@Armando Sturzenegger You probably still enjoy your flip phone and Commodore 64 home computer.

[@iHasCaek]

@guy proulx its a joke from toyota haters. they talk about how toyota is behind in tech, but toyotas old shit outlasts everyone's else's new shit. **shrugs**

[@gvukster]

I work in the auto industry, drive-train parts manufacturing, and Toyota/Lexus have the best designs and spec's/tolerances. The warranty program is never a concern with Toyota contract bids, we primarily and consciously avoid Chrysler production runs.

[@zad1429]

Shit looks like an upset pig in the front

[@fidenemini4413]

idk, I do know a 2010 toyota still has more value retention than your shiny 2017 whatever

[@presentowner3198]

Mindbuildingsolutions approved! Excellent video.

[@elstingergt3374]

Yellow hand stick got me lmao Good one

[@churchillcoins8519]

So is this Limited all time 4WD? Does it not start in 2WD and then gets put into 4WD as needed?

[@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947]

While this is one way to celebrate the 4Runner's 35th Anniversary... I'm really hoping for a complete all-new redesign coming soon.

[@LawrenceLouie]

A very manly SUV. One of the last.

[@christinearmington]

🥰😂😆. The Mickey Mouse hand 🖐 of fate! Stop! Laughing too hard to listen.

[@stevenjohnson4207]

I like it. Seems good for a work vehicle.

[@paulmccambridge3982]

Not gonna lie you won me over with the mickey-mouse ✋😁!!!

[@aliaM381]

I just purchased this vehicle haven’t even received it yet, I’m in a loaner now. I had a 2014 Jeep Cherokee and it had much nicer features than the 4Runner. For example remote start, the tailgate is MANUAL!! The outside is gorgeous, but it is lacking.

[@alextran8188]

At least you know you're hoping in a more reliable vehicle!

[@ahmedmahdi1908]

Love this truck

[@planedudea380]

Way overdue for a next gen along Tundra and Sequoia. Interestingly Toyota has focused on it's cars recently, and finally the Rav4

[@JunaidKhan-su3lj]

I need that yellow pointer

[@happyalex54321]

What shocks does the limited come with?

[@imranabbasi7871]

👍💖 I love your Toyota 4 runner limited 2019 awsome sliver toyota 4runner

[@fbl5856]

Always wondered with that panic button did thanks

[@richardsroczynski7516]

FBI ~

[@menji15]

When I can purchased the 2020 4 Runner limited? Thanks for your info.

[@jtomtl]

Jose Menjivar soon, wait two months or so, I think u can order it online now but the dealers don't have the 2020 model yet

[@darnellrogers8884]

This is a huge vehicle I wonder if a third row is a option

[@marcelak5081]

darnell rogers it is.

[@marcusgomes8305]

Record a video with the 2019 Land Cruiser

[@iLoveThoseVids]

It’s so in depth that you treat me like a dumbass LMAO. Telling us we can keep the wireless key in our pocket or cup holder or bag. Thanks bro

[@MikesCarInfo]

Explaining how the key works makes you a dumbass? Interesting perspective.

[@lanceripplinger8352]

I like the 4Runner, too bad it is ancient. My 2004 Ford Ranger has a 5 speed auto and 4.0 V6. Come on Toyota, get with the times. Great video as always! 😀

[@iHasCaek]

if that 5 speed and v6 wasnt designed by ford tho...

[@josephmcfadden6833]

thks for reviewing this vehicle forgot Toyota has a full sized suv

[@jamesinkeys]

Waited for the 19 4runner....All the auto experts in the know, said time for new gen... Nope , same as the 18, must be the longest running series..Not even a tweak this year..

[@PracticalTechnologist]

Thanks Mike. Looking forward for review on latest Sienna

[@randomrazr]

hard to believe this beefy suv doesnt have good safety rating as the highander

[@randomrazr]

different but same safety crash tests

[@bohan9957]

What an antique! Basically nothing major has changed since 2010.

[@BowmanOverland]

What an antique! I’ll have to agree with some other commenters...... they’ve got some really modern stuff, so to have a damn dinosaur like this is confusing

[@davis6123]

Toyota really confuses me. Some of their vehicles are very nice and updated and some are *ancient.* I don’t get it.

[@1119-w3u]

Some Toyota consumers like the old " why have 3 buttons when its more to break" philosophy. They want a plain reliable truck that is simple and easy to use which equal outdated. Now I get that, but I still don't see why this 4runner can get a little update on the interior. As a Toyota fan it is kinda disappointing because their bulletproof Landcruiser got an updated interior and that is Toyota's flagship "the most" reliable suv Toyota ever made, so Toyota kind of contradicts itself there. 4runner outdated being reliable yet Landcruiser being updated yet still reliable like a 4runner. Its just I don't have 80k lying around for one. The 4runner should get a small version of the Landcruiser's interior Also in the Lexus line the GX460 is a 4runner but with the 4.6L v8. I don't get why that GX is horribly outdated too and for Lexus. The GX should get a smaller version of the LX570 interior.

[@ddewey72]

I have the 2015 limited in silver just like this one, it’s my 3rd 4R and I think it definitely needs an update to the interior. I wouldn’t mind getting more power and maybe a 6 or 7 speed transmission and throw in some paddle shifters 😃. The dash and the little display for the radio is really outdated. Lastly the RAV4 has automatic tailgate why can’t the 4R be blessed with that luxury.

[@ddewey72]

davidrx795 I didn’t know that but here in Florida 93 octane is upwards of $3 x 23 gallon tank that will put a dent in the wallet for sure.

[@meatwad74]

You r right. I got the highlander XLE 2018. And the tech feels like a bit behind the times. Especially the Entune system seems like a mess. For a 2017-2019 car, the tech is very very standard fare. The drive though, while not sporty or punchy, is very responsive and nice

[@MLGSU5P3CT]

@davidrx795 you can still do off road In the limited like a jeep? Cause I want one but the TRD Pro is so expensive. Can it do mostly what the TRD Pro does except a few things ?

[@ballisticbeecentral2880]

Fo you think You could sneak into a Toyota Land cruiser?

[@Drivertilldeath]

I would get this new 4Runner for my next vehicle but its outdated. No LED headlight hi/low, No LED foglight/tail lights. And interior is outdated/ and for the price.

[@jasonthach44]

You should do more special trims, just like your vids on the 40th Corolla, 25th wrx and the yellow brz.

[@rbnjr]

is roof rack standard equipment

[@darryljackson7600]

People complain how Toyota is behind on technology in their vehicles! Should be the other way around, how domestic aren't like Toyota! Quality, Dependability, and Reliability!

[@xGU3RR3ROx27]

2019 Toyota Tacoma sr double cab please!

[@arta7928]

No changes?!

[@Xilent1]

I would give you a hand , but you got it covered lol

[@johngaudet6316]

I'll purchase a new Wrangler because its updated with everything even heated steering wheel.

[@craigcarmean4807]

The touchscreen looks like Windows 95

[@travelinben1966]

I wanted a limited,but the full time 4wd put me off.Since the fuel economy is already abysmal, I can only imagine how much worse it would be with full time 4wd.😳

[@claudiacanales2662]

It’s about the same as with the other trims. Yes MPG is bad but this truck is awesome in every other way! You feel very secure in it. Visibility is is excellent.

[@travelinben1966]

@@claudiacanales2662 Yes, it’s a tank, and it will be interesting to see future iterations of it.There aren’t many body on frame SUV’s left.

[@paulwicklund1052]

How about doing some Hino trucks.

[@zad1429]

Already seen five lined up outside at a Starbucks

[@Bigdonfu]

RHD?

[@scarpia519]

I traded-in a 2012 Dodge Durango Crew yesterday for a 2019 4Runner Limited. The Durango was mint condition but not 4WD which I needed. First impression of the 4Runner is truly a no-frills car body on a truck frame. The "bells and whistles" are frankly lame as compared to the older Durango. Example: 4Runner displays idiot lights whereas the Durango display numerical values for temps (oil, coolant), pressures (tire, oil). It appears Toyota tried to minimize features to put their investment into other features. engine? All things considered, the 4Runner will be a nice addition to my fleet of vehicles but only for its drivetrain.

[@edwinalfredo310]

Wow a smart key, is that a new feature for the 4runner?

[@kangthao5121]

Its not really a smart key, more like sensor key to let vehicle know when to unlock or lock, and to start when pressing the start button. If it was a smart key, it would know when to start/lock/unlock/open and close windows, pretty much it would know what you want.

[@edwinalfredo310]

@@kangthao5121 I feel like the key is smarter than you, read the question again so you can answer what I asked.

[@kangthao5121]

@@edwinalfredo310 its was sarcasm, don't get all serious about it.

[@DT-ds7sc]

lmao

[@Tahara-Aichi]

And 10 plus years the same model is still being produced? Time for a facelift

[@balabolka7795]

Will you take $40000 for this one?

[@eyesea123]

One cup holder in the front! What?

[@froidd758]

Its a 2014 model released as 2019 . No significant changes for 5 yeears really, Toyota? The Rav4 has changed its looks 3x in the last 5 years..

[@bogart5131]

if only they can make it hybrid 4 liter then it will become 25mpg.... perhaps or if not, people will sell their car instantly and go with this.... just immagination

[@daninspiration4064]

I don't like the front chrome on the limited.

[@m4st3rm1nd9]

Not a good value. At this price point, it should have power liftgate, pano roof, rain sensing wipers and full led lamps on front & rear.

[@mowcowbell]

Thankfully it doesn't have a power liftgate, or a pano roof. Power liftgates are prone to break, and are too slow to open when you need it to open fast (like during a rainstorm). Pano roofs squeak and leak and make for a much louder and hotter interior. Rain sensing wipers are a joke.

[@peterpandaswagmatah8968]

Almost nobady understands this suv

[@kangthao5121]

It would nice when the back seats folded down, its flat all the way.

[@L2THEC1]

That Little hand 👈is a Killer 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jensongeorge279]

damn near 50K??? disappointing... where is all the new technology? where are the LED head lights/ tail-lights ?? Active safety or driver Assistance components? the cluster gauge looks like something for the early 2000's, head unit looks like something you got from best buy. Im sure the 4Runner's power train is amazing... but damn. buy this shit and you step into something that should have come out back in 2003... step up Toyota

[@szhayone]

dream car

[@phigonggoi]

We know Toyota is famous for its reliability but to pay a premium price of $45K for a 4 Runner? I thought they only charged a grand or two more for the dependability and reliability. Look like I never going to be able to afford a new Toyota.

[@ramniksingh7702]

guy proulx That explains a lot. Thanks buddy.

[@ChristopherGoshgarian]

My friend has that car

[@GeeQ67]

I'm just here for the Mickey Mouse hand. 👆

[@MJ98.]

More like 2009 review.

[@SamTakana]

2019 4Runner TRD PRO please

[@notajedimaster2489]

The infotainment system looks outdated

[@ArchieMakuwa]

It is following in the Toyota Fortuner footsteps... Too much unnecessary chrome or shinny plastics all over the place. Great looking car, I just don't like the chrome.

[@iHasCaek]

they sell a nightshade version....