2018 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4.0 from UK and Ireland

Summary:

Well made, a few faults

Faults:

The car has been very reliable, but a few things have been replaced under warranty. The AC compressor stopped working at 120,000, the alternator went weak at 150,000. It's doing 24 mpg, that's great

Matthew Dawood Khaghani

General Comments:

Very comfortable, quite thirsty in the city.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 27th April, 2025

2018 Toyota 4Runner SR5 4L from North America

Summary:

Awesome vehicle to drive and own!!

Faults:

Absolutely nothing!!

General Comments:

It's a real pleasure to drive! Great in the snow with factory tires in its first winter. Love driving it!

Power good, but it's not a 8 cylinder. Had lots of power when I needed it on the highway. Lots of creature comforts.

Had it in for the first service. Dealership a pleasure to do business with.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 2nd June, 2019

4th Jun 2019, 21:12

Those 4runners must really hold up. There is a 2003 at the neighborhood Infiniti dealership for $4999.00 and it has 246,000 miles on it. That dealership doesn't usually sell used cars with so many miles on it. So they must have a lot of faith in it. Even with that many miles on it.

8th Jun 2019, 23:50

I totally agree with your comment! There is never ANY used on dealer lots where I live. There is a list of buyers waiting for one to be traded.

9th Jun 2019, 21:28

Try Car Gurus, Car Max etc. Plenty.

10th Jun 2019, 21:18

I never heard of a waiting list for a used car.

10th Jun 2019, 21:29

Where do you live -- Patagonia?

Even the most casual search of any used car website can find hundreds of 4Runners for sale at every price point...

13th Jun 2019, 20:16

I live in Nova Scotia Canada. A dealer search today yielded one 4Runner for sale. A 2016. That's it!

I would never buy private sale unless for small money.

14th Jun 2019, 17:43

Probably gone by now if it's on a dealer lot, seeing how there's a waiting list.

15th Jun 2019, 11:20

I’d rather pay full or above recommended retail from a dealer. That way I have to make payments vs paying cash for the deeper savings on a late model private sale car, still under the remainder of factory warranty.