Overview & Reviews

A third-row seat is now optional on SR5 and Limited models. Black running boards are standard on SR5 and Sport models, and the optional navigation system now includes a rearview back-up monitor.

• Powerful engines, well mannered on pavement, rugged off-road capability, comfortable cabin, long list of standard equipment.

User Reviews:

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  Pleased - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
  By dave - December 2 - 1:00 am

  My third SUV, last SUV was a Lexus 300, This vehicle rides nearly as well, Additionally I get excellent MPG with responsible driving. I have gotten as high as 27-28 mpg on open road and avg 23-25 with normal driving. Reliability has been excellent.

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  Best SUV Ive Ever Owned - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
  By Clint DeBrular - November 26 - 2:30 am

  Owning this vehicle has been nothing short of joyous. I cant say enough about the build quality. My other mode of transportation is a BMW m-5 and Ive got to say that it is just as well built as that $70,000.00 BMW! Not only is it built well but the performance is just as stunning. Road handling is carlike while off road is just what you would expect from a real truck. Plus, you can pull up to a fancy resturant and still hold your head high. Ford, Chevy, Dodge -- I dont think so. Give me a Toyota 4-Runner any day of the week.. and twice on Sunday.

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  Best vehicle I have ever owned - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
  By Lee Towsley - November 19 - 8:17 pm

  I drove this 4Runner 275000 miles before selling it. I was still able to sell it for $2500.

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  Solid Built Vehicle - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
  By Obadiah - October 21 - 10:00 am

  Our second Toyota. Previous Toyota had 154k miles on it with NO significant repairs whatsoever; car would have easily gone another 100k. The 4Runner clearly has the same quality build feel to it. Seating is very comfortable. Ride and handling is pleasant. Good looks, both inside and out. When you plunk down 30k for a vehicle you better do your homework! With the 4Runner you get a solid, all- around vehicle with minimal risk.

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  I named her - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
  By ChristineGJohnson - October 21 - 10:00 am

  I initially wanted a converible and it was a toss-up between the Solara and the Sebring. "The Hulk" was on the show room floor and I fell in love.

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  4 alot more than Running - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
  By Wally - September 26 - 10:00 am

  With 4000 miles now, everything has been great with this truck. We traded a Cadillac Escalade for this and we wonder why we didnt do it sooner. We have gotten excellent gas mileage for a SUV, its quiet, handles, amd brakes extremely well. One thing I would have like to have been able to get is height adjustment on the passenger seat. There is no need for a rear cargo door button because there is an electronic release on the outside of the cargo door. The motorized locking mechanisim is very nice for those who dont like to slam doors shut. The JBL stereo is very nice too. The 4.0 six is a great engine.

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  Very Satisfied Consumer - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
  By Qz - September 26 - 10:00 am

  The only thing Ive found frustrating is when I go to use the home link garage door opener at night. It would have been nice to have it back lit.

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  Excellent Value - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
  By RobbM - September 15 - 10:00 am

  The optional Navigation system is a must for anyone who travels and/or likes to have the latest gadget.

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  an underrated car - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
  By ed_norman - September 15 - 10:00 am

  After comparing every SUV in the same price range, ($35,000-40,000) I choose the 4runner based upon features, quality, and looks, and have not been disappointed. This is one of the best designed cars I have owned; the interior features are great. The handling with the X-reas suspension is also excellent, and will easily exceed the limits that most people feel comfortable with. The ride and handling are excellent for an off-road capable SUV.

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  Nearly all 10s - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
  By K Lewis - September 15 - 10:00 am

  Our first 4Runner but not our first Toyota. Outstanding features: ergonomically well thought out; very smooth on-pavement characteristics. Ample power with the V6, many of the features found on the higher-priced Lexus GX. A few insignificant issues have caused us to trade the vehicle for a Sequoia. The cabin didnt provide enough head room--with the seat fully lowered, I would brush the headliner with the top of my head. Also, the front windshield had imperfections which were distracting. A small rattle in the sunroof and high- frequency noise from the ventillation system added up to too many dissatisfactions for us to keep the vehicle.