1999 Toyota 4Runner SR5
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The 4Runner is Toyota's body-on-frame SUV, the one that competes with the Jeep Cherokee and Ford Explorer. It has a truck-like feel with a high seating position and a ride that's firm but composed on the highway. The rear window rolls down for easy access, and the back seats fold flat to open up a lot of cargo room. Owners note the paint can fade and peel, and the sunroof can leak if not closed properly. The SR5 is the mid-grade 4Runner, adding convenience items like cruise control and a nicer interior over the base model while skipping the Limited's leather and wood trim. Its 3.4L V6 makes 183 horsepower and 217 lb-ft of torque, paired with a five-speed automatic and four-wheel drive that feels sure-footed on dirt and snow, though the 16 mpg combined is typical for a heavy truck-based SUV. You can get a locking rear differential on the SR5, which gives it real off-road capability that the Limited doesn't offer.
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Miles Overview
The 4Runner is Toyota's body-on-frame SUV, the one that competes with the Jeep Cherokee and Ford Explorer. It has a truck-like feel with a high seating position and a ride that's firm but composed on the highway. The rear window rolls down for easy access, and the back seats fold flat to open up a lot of cargo room. Owners note the paint can fade and peel, and the sunroof can leak if not closed properly. The SR5 is the mid-grade 4Runner, adding convenience items like cruise control and a nicer interior over the base model while skipping the Limited's leather and wood trim. Its 3.4L V6 makes 183 horsepower and 217 lb-ft of torque, paired with a five-speed automatic and four-wheel drive that feels sure-footed on dirt and snow, though the 16 mpg combined is typical for a heavy truck-based SUV. You can get a locking rear differential on the SR5, which gives it real off-road capability that the Limited doesn't offer.
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$195
6% APR for 72 months
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5 days listed
Recently listed; the dealer may be less flexible on price.
8 active alternatives
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Some alternatives are available, but choice is limited.
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