2025 Toyota 4Runner Lineup Review: SR5 to Limited Trims
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Today, on The Fast Lane Car, we delve into the long-awaited 2025 Toyota 4Runner, a beast that has finally graced us after 15 years of anticipation. Starting with the humble SR5 model, we work our way up the ladder, exploring the lineup's various trims, from the street-focused TRD Sport to the off-road prowess of the TRD Off-Road. Toyota surprises us with the inclusion of a third row seat in the SR5 trim, catering to a diverse range of buyers who may not necessarily venture off the beaten path.
The base price of the 6th generation 4Runner sits just under $41,000, making it an enticing option for those looking to step into the world of rugged SUVs. Moving on to the TRD Sport, we witness a blend of TRD elements with a touch of street performance, complete with body-colored fender flares and eye-catching 20-inch wheels. As we transition to the TRD Off-Road model, equipped with a hybrid powertrain delivering 326 horsepower and 465 lb-ft of torque, we are met with a vehicle that not only offers power but also improved fuel efficiency, particularly in city driving conditions.
The Limited edition 4Runner takes luxury to new heights, boasting a full-time four-wheel drive system and a price tag of around $62,000, while the Platinum trim elevates the experience further with blacked-out trims and premium features. For enthusiasts seeking a full-time four-wheel drive setup, the Limited and Platinum variants stand out as the top contenders in the 4Runner lineup. With each trim offering a unique blend of style, performance, and functionality, the 2025 Toyota 4Runner proves to be a versatile and compelling choice in the competitive SUV market.
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Toyota kept the roll-down rear window and left SR5 pricing where it was, but substantially raised prices of every other trim and dropped the versatile 40/20/40 second row seat.
Some users are excited about the Trailhunter trim for Canadian off-roading, which edges out the TRD Pro with additional features.
Concerns about the pricing and features of the new 4Runner models, with some feeling they are overpriced for what is offered.
Comparison between the 4Runner and other vehicles like the Land Cruiser and Honda Passport Trailsport in terms of pricing and features.
Some users prefer the older generation of the 4Runner, citing issues with the new interior design and features.
Criticisms about the lack of dual-zone climate controls and other features in certain trims of the 4Runner.
Comments expressing disappointment in the new 4Runner's V4 engine and messy engine bay design.
Users discussing the trade-offs between different trims and models of the 4Runner, particularly in terms of pricing and features.
Mention of the 4Runner's previous affordability and comparisons to other vehicles in terms of value for money.
Some users expressing loyalty to older generations of the 4Runner due to perceived cost-cutting and high prices in the new models.
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