Overview & Reviews

Toyota's popular midsize SUV has been completely redesigned this year. Though it stays true to its truck-based roots, it comes with many new upscale features, including an available V8 engine and an optional navigation system.

• Powerful V6 engine, rugged off-road capabilities, many standard and optional features.

User Reviews:

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  rough, tough and fun to drive - 2003 Toyota 4Runner
  By cj812 - April 5 - 10:00 am

  Ive had nothing but good experiences with this vehicle. Looks great, handles great and has to usual toyota quality.

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  Dont waste your money... - 2003 Toyota 4Runner
  By Dissapointed - April 2 - 2:40 pm

  This was my first and will be my last Toyota. Toyotas 4 Runners are not the high quality advertised. My past 6 Jeeps and 3 Buicks were all better. Worst, for a vehicle that is advertised to perform well in adverse weather, beware. Its rear doors freeze to the wheel wells after running through even the slightest mud and allowing the vehicle to sit overnight in below freezing temporatures. Bad design. Despite numerous contacts with Toyota, they refuse to even acknowledge the problem or do anything about what could be a serious safety defect, one that would prevent emerency egrees. "Oh, what a feeling..."

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  Great Vehicle! - 2003 Toyota 4Runner
  By stevec - March 28 - 2:00 am

  What can I say? They hit the nail on the head. I Bought it and took it on a 3000 mile trip. The seats wear on you after a few hours, but it is so smooth and accomodating you have nothing else to complain about. I have never driven a vehicle this refined. Toyota has taken the SUV to a new level. It will be the benchmark.

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  What I think - 2003 Toyota 4Runner
  By tj - March 28 - 2:00 am

  Its been one of the few new vehicals I have ever owned that didnt have at least one defect. If I could change anything it would be the Electronic Throttle control. I dont care for it. doesnt give a true feel of the power when under a load.

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  What I think - 2003 Toyota 4Runner
  By TJ - March 28 - 2:00 am

  Its been one of the few new vehicals I have ever owned that didnt have at least one defect. If I could change anything it would be the Electronic Throttle control. I dont care for it. doesnt give a true feel of the power when under a load.

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  NO HEAT = COLD FEET @ -20 Degrees - 2003 Toyota 4Runner
  By northpolermike - March 5 - 2:00 am

  Ive driven this V6 Sport 9339 miles in 11 months. Its had 2 recalls, and now is back for 2 TSBs. The heaters blower quit due to the ice and moisture entering the plastic housing - what a poor design for Alaska. The Vehicle Traction Control/Stability Control has now disengaged 5 times, twice while driving on the hiway. Dealer has yet to get either problem fixed. Doesnt make me feel confident to drive on ice!

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  Excellent Suv, Worth Every Penny - 2003 Toyota 4Runner
  By logans truck - March 5 - 2:00 am

  Have had 4-Runner since July , Love the ride, and the performance,have the V-6 engine , very quiet, dashboard is laid out very nicely.Great sound system, and getting 22 MPG on the highway. I would definetely buy another one ! Good Job Toyota !

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  2003 Sport V8 - 2003 Toyota 4Runner
  By KevinJD - February 20 - 10:00 am

  I believe this is a real solid vehicle. I like the interior room and new features. The JBL stereo is outstanding and the new V8 is amazing.

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  this is awesome! - 2003 Toyota 4Runner
  By ttalty - February 13 - 2:00 am

  so powerful! 5speed tranny, 250 horsepower, dual zone climate control, and full time 4wd, this is awesome! get the xreas performance handling package, its worth the money!

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  4Runner is the Best SUV - 2003 Toyota 4Runner
  By car reviewer - February 13 - 2:00 am

  No one does it like Toyota (except for Lexus, which is part of the same company). During the last year, I have owned a Mercedes E300, 2002 Toyota 4Runner Limited, Land Rover Discovery SE, and now have a 2003 Toyota 4Runner 4x4 Limited with navigation and sunroof. My 2003 4Runner beats them all. The Land Rover had annoying ergonomics (and 17.4mpg); the Mercedes had continual electrical malfunctions (but 34mpg (diesel))and the 2002 4Runner was just a bit too small.