1995 Toyota 4Runner review from North America

Electrical rear window arms rusted and had to be replaced, expensive.

Electrical rear window motor stiff when cold, most of the time not working when cold, and this is the only way to open the rear door, so you live it close all winter, too expensive to replace.

Rear window wiper not very efficient. Spring had to be adjusted to wipe properly on the window, but still not efficient.

Rear door rusted on top where it joins with the window. Sanded, fixed with putty and repainted.

Rear door window rubber lip torn and not sealing properly, filling the rear door with water and sand, had to replaced the seal.

Muffler tubing connector came loose.

Front fender both rusted out, had to be replaced.

Rust starts to show behind rear doors and at bottom of rear doors.

Rear bumper rusted, chrome peeled off completely.

Front left outboard constant velocity joint boot replaced.

Rear axle leak, replaced the seal.

Start switch broke, had to replace it.

Both doors key locks broke, had to replace.

Enable to remove the stowe spare tire, had to cut the wire. Cut the bolt and removed the assembly, cleaned, sand blasted, repack with grease and re bolted on.

I live in north Canada, cold in winter and salty road to melt the snow so when you have a Toyota, rust eat it like hell. The truck runs great even at minus 30 weather, starts every time.

4X4 is excellent, driving is very smooth, even out in the bush.

The rust on this vehicle is it's worst enemy, a real turn off. You have to treat it with anti rust special oil at least twice a year and treat the rust spot right away. Specially inside the doors. Even the dealer tells you to oil the rear door twice a year.

The dealer has good service.

Gas millage is very good with the 4 cylinder 5 speed manual. Very dependable engine. Some people find it not very strong, but I drive it slowly anyway.

Overall if it would not be the rust, it is a fine vehicle.