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19 Toyota 4Runner results

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Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner Base
152,085 Miles
West Chester, PA
8
days on market
187% more than similar listings
8
days on market
$14,995
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5
263,909 Miles
Wheat Ridge, CO
97
days on market
370% more than similar listings
97
days on market
$19,990
Toyota 1998 4Runner
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1998 Toyota 4Runner Limited
266,140 Miles
Whitestown, IN
2
days on market
72% more than similar listings
2
days on market
$7,650
price drop
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner Limited
241,265 Miles
Grand Junction, CO
134
days on market
17% less than similar listings
134
days on market
$3,995
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner Limited
167,816 Miles
Waipahu, HI
33
days on market
161% more than similar listings
33
days on market
$15,999
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner Limited
311,366 Miles
Portland, OR
46
days on market
161% more than similar listings
46
days on market
$9,995
Toyota 1998 4Runner
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1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5
169,138 Miles
Fredericksburg, VA
42
days on market
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42
days on market
$5,900
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Toyota 1998 4Runner
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1998 Toyota 4Runner Base
223,317 Miles
Frisco, TX
1
day on market
104% more than similar listings
1
day on market
$8,477
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Toyota 1998 4Runner
hot car
1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5
94,878 Miles
Denver, CO
38
days on market
71% more than similar listings
38
days on market
$12,995
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Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner Base
258,087 Miles
Dallas, TX
118
days on market
102% more than similar listings
118
days on market
$7,495
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5
133,360 Miles
Sacramento, CA
669
days on market
246% more than similar listings
669
days on market
$22,998
Toyota 1998 4Runner
hot car
1998 Toyota 4Runner Limited
62,486 Miles
Edgewood, MD
6
days on market
61% more than similar listings
6
days on market
$13,900
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Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner Limited
244,436 Miles
Temple, TX
15
days on market
46% more than similar listings
15
days on market
$6,999
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5
243,984 Miles
Granite Falls, NC
40
days on market
9% more than similar listings
40
days on market
$4,999
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5
230,474 Miles
Mckinney, TX
21
days on market
17% more than similar listings
21
days on market
$5,595
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5
234,003 Miles
Kent, WA
143
days on market
25% more than similar listings
143
days on market
$5,900
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5
284,973 Miles
Temple, TX
26
days on market
74% more than similar listings
26
days on market
$6,900
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner Limited
182,531 Miles
Portland, OR
70
days on market
165% more than similar listings
70
days on market
$15,495
Toyota 1998 4Runner
1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5
194,437 Miles
Marietta, GA
15
days on market
66% more than similar listings
15
days on market
$8,995

1998 Toyota 4Runner OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
4.5
2 Reviews
5 star
50%
4 star
50%
3 star
0%
2 star
0%
1 star
0%
Overall
4.5
Value
4.0
Style
4.0
Performance
3.5
Comfort
4.5
Fuel Economy
3.0
Reliability
4.5
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Kellie
Kellie
Honolulu, Hawaii
4.0
One Of The Best Vehicles I've Owned
Well I liked that it has a 4x4 system because I like to go off roading on my spare time. I do wish that it had a posi rear end with lockers so that my wheels don't have to keep spinning every time. Well with all in all being said and done, I do recommend this vehicles to others if they like to go off-roading. It is not the best set up hence being a stock vehicle set up, but it will do. If your not doing major off-roading it'll be fine. I Do also wish that I could have found a 4runner that is standard, straight front, and that is 4 cycle. For that reason being is that its more sturdy as the vehicle flexes much better even though independent susp. Are more strong. Well independents are more strong in their own way. But since I'm talking off-roading on the other hand, I personally prefer going with the straight front. I've owned a lot of off-roading vehicles and I've learned a lot. Using the 4 wheel drive (4lo 4hi 2 lo and 2hi) gears are great. It sure as hell beats that new fake Real Time 4x4 system they put in newer vehicle these days that come with the push button. Because that new system is not what a true 4wheel drive vehicle is. And a few more things, thus 4runner has a strong motor and trans, the electrical wire diagram sucks on how they wired the vehicle up, Toyota has a common problem with their 4runner having leaking rear axle seals. And to fix that major problem, the mechanic should not only change the seal, change the whole axle out.
Benjamin
Benjamin
Honolulu, Hawaii
5.0
Awesome reliability. Midsize SUV.
I like that my vehicle is spacious enough for my family. The rear cargo area is really big for my shopping days. The seats are comfy. The rear (power) glass window goes up and down, which is very convenient for me to use for work or shopping. Most SUVs on the market don't have an option for the rear glass window to go up and down. The rear seats are collapsible. The SUV is a 4WD and has some power to do what I like to do on my free time, which is go off-roading. The SUV is easy to get in and out of no matter how (big) you are. There's no really bad blind spots as you operate the vehicle. The transmission is a lot stronger than some other gens. of the 4Runner. The bumpers are full chrome metal bumpers that most vehicle nowadays don't have, and that is made with plastic and hard foam. The thing that I hate about the vehicle is that the rear axle seal is a common problem that always has to be changed out every now and then because of a poor design from Toyota. The axle tube vent is also a flop. The brakes in the front warp to easily under hard pressure. The paint on the vehicle is, by far, the worst of the worst on the vehicle. The darker paint colors of my same gen. 4Runner all have paint peeling defects, while the white, gold, and silver paint colors last the longest and have no paint peeling problems.