Used Toyota 4Runner for Sale in Seattle, WA

My Malibu is wonderful! I have had it for over 7 years now. It is the most dependable car I have ever had. Short of basic maintenance (brakes, tires, oil changes, etc), costs have been minimal. It has only been in the shop once, for a fuel pump replacement. It is very comfortable and roomy inside. The best part is that the view is open, and there are no blind spots. It performs great in all terrain and weather conditions. It handled very well in the ice and snow. It's been over mountain passes with ease, driving on compacted sand at the Pacific Ocean, and regular 125 mile (one way) drives to visit Family. The gas mileage is amazing, considering it is a mid-size sedan with a V6. Generally 27-33 mpg (city/hwy)

1995 Toyota 4Runner- I have a love hate relationship with my vehicle. The primary I reason I bought it was due to the fact that to get to my parents' house, I needed a 4x4 since their road isn't passable without one. I chose Toyota for their reputable name and high quality vehicles that last a life time if well taken care of. The 4Runner was more so in my price range. The 4x4 in this truck is absolutely amazing. It handles muddy, rocky, 4000 ft altitude in the mountains like an absolute breeze. I have never gotten "stuck" in my 4runner like so many people have with other vehicles. It has the perfect amount of lift and strength. The body, though long, for me, turns on a dime. Pulling in to a small garage or tight spaces is still fairly easy since it is much narrower than many other Toyota 4x4 trucks. Although my truck is almost 20 years old, all of the electronic windows, doors and A/C are still working well. The leather interior has seen some better days, but still holding up better than expected. The thing that is the downfall about the 4Runner is the gas mileage. Although it performs like a beast, just like I need; The fuel usage is a little unreasonable for this day and age, and the rising gas prices. I only get around 14-15 miles per gallon, and that is using supreme gasoline. The gas mileage will be the only reason I ever sell it some day.