2016 Toyota 4Runner consumer reviews

Overall, the vehicle was wonderful and we loved driving it! The exterior design is so sleek and it was paired with an interior to match!

It's my third one from and it drives so much better with the 20in wheels on it. The people are really good. If you know what you are looking for they will find it for you. They will also treat you good. Not like flow.

This car is very comfortable to drive. I like the height from the pavement, it gives me a sense of safety and I can see everything clearly. I like the backup camera and the sound system is great.

plenty of room, very rugged, fully loaded, feeling new, extremely clean, highway milage, 1 owner, GPS, Running boards, power everything, heated seats, backup camera, Limited Edition is always the top of the line.

My wife and I?ve owned a Camry, Avalon, Toyota truck and a Sequoia. Easily a million miles of driving with no problems ever - over 20 years. When my 2004 Sequoia broke down at 271,000 miles I knew the only choice was another Toyota. I chose a 2016 4Runner SR5. Love the look and loved the price. I expect durability and Toyota has never let me down. I love the way the 4Runner looks - so unique and appealing. I have 20k miles on my 2016 with a goal of 300k. With my experience I?m sure I will get 250k miles. From a stock market perspective- I?m long Toyota vehicles.

I've had my 4Runner for about a year now and still love it just as much as the day I brought it home. It's well built SUV, no doubt about it. I just love how high it sits, makes you feel like you're driving a truck.

The Toyota 4Runner has room to take the family with the ease getting in and out on trips. When not in use, the third row folds flat and is great for groceries and shopping. The ride is smooth and with the great sound system, enjoyable for everyone.

Solid Toyota quality with lots of room for travel and fun. It is a smooth ride with all the bells and whistles to make it enjoyable and fun to drive.

the vehicle is severely under powered that uses a lot of gas and has an uncomfortable truck like ride. The vehicle occasionally doesn't start when the button is pused with the brake pedal depressed. the dealer hasn't figured out why. it looks as if it is a diagnostic mode.

It's the last of the true SUVs. With the Pathfinder tapping out and succumbing to the jellybean shaped unibody car based crossover market, if you want a real truck based SUV that can actually go off-road, then the 4runner is it. Super stiff structure, comfortable ride, utilitarian cockpit with just enough modern comforts and legendary Toyota reliability...what's not to like?