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by sanga from Urbandale on Sat Aug 24 2019
I give five stars to overall review because this car worth $12000 for its looks, its performance, its feature, its reliability etc. But now I only put the price $9500 because it is hot sale!
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Transporting family
Does recommend this car!!
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by kevin vang from St Paul, MN on Wed Apr 10 2019
This vehicle has the best handling, reliable, power of towing. Very nice SUV. It runs like a new car, no rusting under the vehicle. It's a great SUV.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Commuting
Does recommend this car!!
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by aa4runnertrail from Union, NJ on Tue Nov 07 2017
I love this car. It was like picking out the right guitar - the moment you strum one chord you can tell if it's the right one. This was clear to me from the moment I drove it off the lot for a test drive. The hood scoop on my trail edition gives the drive an incredible feel. It handles beautifully and I am excited to take this car to 300k miles.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Commuting
Does recommend this car!!
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I'd buy another in a heartbeat!
by jfizz from columbus, oh on Wed Aug 16 2017
This was an amazing SUV...all the perks, with none of the hassle! Very comfortable, super smooth ride, without feeling like a truck.
Purchased a New car
Uses car for Transporting family
Does recommend this car!!
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durable suv with a solid reputation.
by driver4140 on Thu Aug 10 2017
very comfortable to drive with plenty of power. only thing to watch out for is rust on frame near radiator supports and above spare tire.
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For those of us not quite ready to abandon our sport utility vehicles – the real SUVs, not those carlike crossovers – the fourth generation of Toyota’s 4Runner is among the best.
Last completely redesigned for 2003, the 4Runner is one of the original SUVs and has been the stalwart of the Toyota truck-based SUV line since it was introduced in the early 1980s.
I remember seeing one up close for the first time at a Toyota dealership in Phoenix in 1985. I briefly considered buying the 4Runner – with four-wheel drive, because it would have been a fun vehicle to use to explore the Arizona mountains and the Sonoran desert.
But at the time, the 4Runner came only with two... Read More