Used 2014 Toyota 4Runner for Sale

5.0

(2 Reviews)

Overall Rating

5.0

(2 Reviews)

Value

4.5

Performance

3.5

Comfort

5.0

Fuel Economy

4.0

Reliability

5.0

Owner Reviews

5.0

2 Reviews


Overall	5.0

Value	4.5

Performance	3.5

Style	5.0

Comfort	5.0

Fuel Economy	4.0

Reliability	5.0

2014 Toyota 4Runner - Reliable and sporty

The Toyota 4Runner is the best SUV on the road. They are reliable, and you can't go wrong with Toyota. The appearance of the 4Runner is sporty and rugged and handles like a dream. There is plenty of room for passengers and for storage. This is the total package if you are searching for an SUV.

Story

One fun thing our family likes to do is to ride through the mountain and haul our boat to the lake.

Pros

The 4Runner has a quiet and comfortable ride. The back-up camera is definitely something that I could not be without. The setup for connecting your phone is very simple and programming your favorite stations is easy as well. The 4x4 mode is easy to change in and out of as well.

Cons

The third-row seats could have a little more leg room, but since they are not used often, it isn't that huge of a concern. Also, when connecting certain apps up through your phone, it can be frustrating. Once you figure it out though, you are good to go.

2014 Toyota 4Runner - Great truck for everyday use.

This is a great SUV for those who enjoy a quiet and smooth ride in the city as well as a capable off roader. There is plenty of interior space, very aggressive front end, and lots of selectable off-road features.

Story

The car is amazing on snow. Where most other SUV's were stuck trying to get out of the Staples parking lot during the snowstorm, I got out no problem.

Pros

High clearance, Body-on-frame SUV, mechanical 4WD selector, Terrain selectors, Lots of interior space, great paint job, many aftermarket parts available for customizations. The vehicle is also really smooth. The optional KDSS system helps with highway ramp turns.

Cons

Could use some more power. Perhaps an optional V8 option as offered in the Tundras and Land Cruisers would be ideal. Although the entertainment and navigation system is easy to use, the screen is rather small for such a big SUV. People with bigger fingers have a hard time pressing the right buttons or on button at a time.