2007 Toyota 4Runner consumer reviews

Getting real 22 mpg on the road. 19 in town. Not heavy footed. Love the limited edition features. A really great ride.

Solidly built truck good fuel economy compared to competition V6 has plenty of power unless you need to tow. LOVE THE WIND DOWN BACK WINDOW!!!!! Few have that feature. it cools the 4Runner down super fast in the summer

BOUGHT 2007 LIMITED 4X4 V8 4RUNNER ,LOADED,07/04/07 LOVE THE STYLING, ROOMY INTERIOR,MOONROOF,NAVIGATION,BACKUP CAMERA,PARK PILOT, V8 POWER, THIS SUV HAS PLENTY OF GET UP AND GO, AND FIT AND FINISH IS REALLY FIRST RATE.ORDERED THIS SUV FRON JAPAN--THE WAIT WAS 7 MONTHS FOR ALL THE OPTIONS EXCEPT 3RD ROW SEATS AND BACK SEAT DVD---WELL WORTH THE WAIT WOULD NOT CONSIDER ANY OTHER,SO CALLED SUV,FOR THIS IS AS GOOD AS IT GETS . GAS MILEAGE IS WHAT I EXPECTED, ABOUT 15 MPG OVERALL BUT THAT IS MINOR CONSIDERING THE THE QUALITY OF SO MUCH IN ONE SWEET PACKAGE-------- CONS--- NONE--

The 4 Runner comes in the SR5, Sports Edition or a Limited Edition. ALL three excellent choices depending on what you can afford. Personally, I have been thrilled with my choice of an SR5. It leaves nothing out - this SUV is a smooth, powerful ride with tons of features you'll enjoy for years to come. This is a perfect vehicle if you have dogs or kids - the rear window power rolls down. It's full of standard safety features - as all Toyota's are. Everybody knows Toyota is top quality in the nation for reliable autos, and you cannot possibly go wrong with the 4Runner. I got mine at a dealership in Hoover and the staff was no pressure and ready to give me info on whatever I wanted. 4Runner is a complete winner!

The 2007 4Runner I just purchased shows continued dedication to improvement in an already fine vehicle. While very happy with my new purchase, there are a few bones to be picked... 1. When will Toyota come out with a linear fuel gage instead of the long succession of fuel gages that drop rapidly to 3/4, level off for a bit, the resume the rapid fall around 1/4 that has afflicted all of my 4Runners and Camrys since the 80's? 2. The running boards serve no useful purpose other than to soil one's pant leg with dirt on exiting the vehicle. 3. My 2000 4Runner had three 12VDC outlets on the center lower dash. The 2007 has one in a doored compartment in the console. If you have a GPS, radar detector and cell phone and want to power all three at once, you have a problem. 4. Speaking of radar detectors, the visor on the 2007 is about 3/8 of an inch thicker than the visor in the 2000 4Runner, which is now too thick for visor mounting. The 2000's visor was a convenient "out of sight" and out of the sun mounting spot. On the plus side, the wider body, larger six cylinder engine, larger gas tank (at last), larger brakes, roomy cargo area and towing package are all items that I was looking for in the new 4Runner. The construction is faultless (Hey, it's a Toyota!). The interior is nicely appointed with controls where I would expect them to be. The in dash display for MPG, driving range, etc. is a welcome addition for this gadget junky. Storage compartments abound and all my stuff from the 2000 migrated with room to spare. I like the lower door / roof openings that don't drop a load of snow on you when you open them to exit. The aluminum wheels are a pleasant change from years of rusty steel wheels. Here's hoping the finish will stand up to the winter road salt better than the steel wheel finish did. Performance is great. Acceleration is smooth and powerful. The automatic transmission shifts so smooth that you don't know it's happening. The hill assist is great. Our fuel bill should drop now that my wife doesn't have to avoid some of our steeper hills with traffic lights at the top. Other than the picky stuff, it's a fine, reliable vehicle and fun to drive. The price is reasonable for what you get. I'd buy another when it's time.