2002 Toyota 4Runner SR5
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The 4Runner is Toyota's rugged mid-size SUV, a body-on-frame design that's more at home on trails than most crossovers. It drives with a truck-like feel, and the solid rear axle gives it a sure-footed stance off-road, though the ride can be a bit jittery on pavement. Inside, you get a straightforward cabin with plenty of cargo space, and the roll-down rear window is a handy feature for hauling long items or just enjoying the breeze. Owners consistently report high mileage without major issues, and many still trust their 4Runner for daily driving and weekend adventures. The SR5 is the base model, and you get most of the 4Runner's capability without the Limited's leather and wood trim. Under the hood is a 3.4L V6 making 183 horsepower, paired with a four-speed automatic that shifts smoothly but won't win any races. Expect 16 mpg combined from the rear-wheel drive setup, which is typical for a body-on-frame SUV of this era.
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Miles Overview
The 4Runner is Toyota's rugged mid-size SUV, a body-on-frame design that's more at home on trails than most crossovers. It drives with a truck-like feel, and the solid rear axle gives it a sure-footed stance off-road, though the ride can be a bit jittery on pavement. Inside, you get a straightforward cabin with plenty of cargo space, and the roll-down rear window is a handy feature for hauling long items or just enjoying the breeze. Owners consistently report high mileage without major issues, and many still trust their 4Runner for daily driving and weekend adventures. The SR5 is the base model, and you get most of the 4Runner's capability without the Limited's leather and wood trim. Under the hood is a 3.4L V6 making 183 horsepower, paired with a four-speed automatic that shifts smoothly but won't win any races. Expect 16 mpg combined from the rear-wheel drive setup, which is typical for a body-on-frame SUV of this era.
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$189
6% APR for 72 months
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10 active alternatives
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