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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V8 run like wind....... and you hear it - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
By mshulch - August 12 - 2:00 amBought because of midsize and solid reputation.My wife loves it and I hate it.V8 engine will get you there in a hurry but to me the car is uncomfortable to drive.Fuel mileage is not all that great either.Worst thing Ive found about the car is the wind noise from the roof racks.I took the cross bars off and it helped a little.HVAC is awkward to use while driving
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Fun SUV - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
By Love My 4-Runner - August 2 - 10:00 amThe 4 Runner is fast and handles well on the road. Braking is great. I use to own a Suburban and dont regret lossing cargo room for a better built SUV. I get better gas mileage then the sticker stated, on the Hwy doing 75-80 I get 19.5 - 20.2 miles per gallon. In town I have been getting 18.1. The ride is smooth & very little road noise for a SUV.
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Very versatile - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
By ATXIronHorse - July 8 - 9:33 amExcellent reliability and versatility. This car is a great daily commuter but can also haul and off-road with zero problems. No mechanical issues after 80,000 miles.
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Great! - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
By andyonan - July 6 - 2:00 amHot looks and performance to boot!
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Love My Truck! - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
By AliciaD - June 26 - 10:00 amI love my Truck! I went from a Honda CRV to a 4 Runner and the difference is huge. It is bigger inside and has lots more power. Would never go back to anything smaller again.
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Good on road, good off road - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
By nuch - May 28 - 8:20 amLove the 4-Runner, even though I am a Jeep guy. When my Jeep died out on a trail, I got to take my wifes SR5 out to rescue it. The Toyota made it out with no problems, although it is a good thing it had skid plates. They work, too. 4x4 worked wonderfully. I am 65" tall, and a model w/sunroof wouldnt work. Without sunroof I have no problems at all fitting in it. Gas mileage is about 17 city 22 hwy (6cyl), good for an SUV of this size.
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very happy - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
By dstreet - May 25 - 2:00 amIve had this vehicle for 1 month and am very happy with it so far. I enjoy the 4 runner so much better that the GMC Yukon that I had previously.
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Awesome product - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
By Dr. Morris S Jones - May 18 - 2:00 amI have only had my runner for 1 month, but i am impressed with just about everything about i
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Overall: glad I purchased my 4runner - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
By NeeNee - May 9 - 9:53 pmMy hubby surprised me with my 4 runner as a grad present and I have been happy with a few exceptions. (I wish he had gotten one with a sunroof.) Please see below for the things I like, dont like and problems that Ive had with my Toyota. P.S. Invest in some Husky mats made for your 4runner at time of purchase & your carpet will look like new forever! I wish I had got mine when I purchased instead of the factory mats. Which I might add werent included in my purchase. I had to buy in addition to the purchase of the car!
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I give this 10 stars on a 5-star scale - 2004 Toyota 4Runner
By ebara - May 1 - 1:09 amPurchased our awesome 4Runner in Dec 2012 w/ 100K. Now it has 125K & hasnt failed us...nor will it. Traded a Cadillac with 70K for it because Caddy was having major mechanical problems. Just took a 4000-mile trip to the mountains with the 4Runner, and it held strong, even with over 100K miles! Toyota has quality that no automaker can surpass. Dont be afraid to buy a Toyota w/ over 100K, as it can easily get to 200K or 300K w/ no problems, as long as you keep up on scheduled maintenance. We fight over who gets to take the 4Runner, & our other car has 100K less miles on it. A 4Runner will outlast any USA-engineered car you would ever buy. A Toyota w/ 100K is like a USA car with 0 miles.
