Here why the 2004 Toyota 4Runner v8 is one of the best Toyota engines ever built.

Here why the 2004 Toyota 4Runner v8 is one of the best Toyota engines ever built.

[@heavyprogressive76]

Damn I love drivin down the road and seeing a place only selling Toyota's galore. Gets me just hyped

[@PlstlyOblvs]

We have one

[@showtime4956]

Great review, is the 2004 Toyota 4Runner a worthy buy in 2024, maybe, around 84,000 miles for $12,000

[@Aerospacer77]

I'm looking at one now with the V-8!

[@patrickgroll2046]

The 2006-09 V8s have VVTi. Does that make a material difference? I ask because I've located a 2003 V8 Limited with 110k miles, and a 2007 V8 SR5 with 155k miles. Wondering which would be a better long-term car. The '03 seems to drive a little better; I think that's because it has X-REAS and I don't think the '07 does. But the '07 headlights seem better.

[@alanobrien3138]

The newer one has 270 HP and 330 torque a boost from older one.

[@adrianalconedo5079]

I’m looking to purchase off a private seller. My question is for the price and miles? How long would I expect this vehicle to last me. It’s a 2004 4Runner V8 with 161k asking price is $5,400. I’m located in Indiana so I would definitely check for rust. Thanks friend

[@signsofthetimes886]

The main thing to check would be rust on the frame... if you do the maintenance on time, these things are bomb proof and will last forever

[@wisdomandlove1661]

they can last forever if you maintain it

[@michaelarrington988]

got a 04 with 350k miles on it only ever replaced the Valve cover gaskets and the radiator besides normal care stuff like brakes oil etc