Toyota 4Runner Usados en Venta en Frisco, CO

Well the interior is very old and falling apart. Of course this is normal, but it's actually very ugly even in new condition. The console area also doesn't allow for much storage and is actually very cramped. The seats can feel very awkward at times as well, but this is of course still an interior issue. The truck's maintenance costs are fairly high, and since it is so old it requires them fairly often. All in all this isn't a very serious issue, but it's a problem regardless. One of the major issues however, is how often the truck will hydroplane in wet conditions. It's happened to me fairly often and I'm fairly experienced driving this vehicle. I worry about how an inexperienced driver would handle that situation! Another fairly serious issue would be that the trunk door ends up being at a very awkward height and you could easily slam your head into it. I'm very tall, but I've had people complain about this previously as well. The trunk door doesn't lift all the way up on its own - just to the height that you put it at, so it's common that someone of any height could hit their head into it. Finally my last complaint is actually about the storage space! Because you have to put the backseats down in order to store anything. There really isn't much room as far as standard storage space goes.

Kind of gutless... The manual transmission helps a lot with that. The auto is really bad. It has that old-school off-road slow truck charm, so it's not a huge deal. Interior is pretty basic. Personally, I like that for off-road vehicles but a lot of people probably won't. Not great on gas, but it's an old slow V6 with big tires and body armor. It's a lot better on gas than my 2000 Nissan Xterra 4WD automatic, however.