Overview & Reviews
For 2012, the Toyota 4Runner receives new sound system features, including Toyota's new Entune connectivity system. Automatic-deploying running boards are a new option for the SR5 and Limited trim levels.
- Available third-row seat.
- Outstanding off-road capability
- Pleasant on-road demeanor
- Ample cargo capacity
- Strong V6 engine
- No V8 option
- Cramped third-row seat.
User Reviews:
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Dont be fooled by the great reviews! I think people dont know any better! - 2012 Toyota 4Runner
By face6 - November 27 - 8:17 pmI am very disappointed with this SUV! I purchased my 4 runner in 2011 and have 27,000 miles on it currently. My main issues are as follows: 1) Price to value - MSRP on my limited was $43,000+ in my opinion after owning it and driving it - its really a $33,000 SUV (or should be priced this way.) Very tinny sounding when you slam the door - seems like poor quality, somewhat underpowered, many interior features cheap and plastic, Handles poorly - (See consumer reports negative reviews) - I ignored them when i bought mine. Nav/Bluetooth very antiquated - Nav way behind the times. Bluetooth sound quality when on your phone is poor. Trunk area - slight tilt Groceries shift milk falls out/breaks
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Not as good-fun as my 2008 4Runner - 2012 Toyota 4Runner
By magluk - August 25 - 2:50 amLike all new cars its nice but not as good as my 2008 SE model. This SUV is way over priced and under equipped (no mud flaps, running boars, gate assist) poor plastic and cloth inside. It seems under powered and under developed. If its your first Toyota you will be happy for a year or so but like me this is my third Toyota. The quality has gone down hill and price has gone uphill. I wanted to buy a 2012-2013 4Runner for my wife but its not family friendly SUV. The jeeps looks nice and so does Honda Pilot. It will be a hard and tough choice but its wont be Toyota this time around.
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