Is a 2008 4Runner a good car?

Is a 2008 4Runner a good car?

Strong V6 engine, smooth highway ride, above-average off-road capability. Third-row seat doesn’t fold flat and has little legroom when in use, below-average cargo capacity.

How much HP does a 2008 4Runner have?

236 to 260 hp

What engine does the 2008 4Runner have?

4.0 L V64.7 L V8

Is a 2008 Toyota 4Runner all wheel drive?

Four-wheel drive (4WD) is optional; rear-wheel drive is standard. For 2008, the 4Runner offers three trim levels: SR5, Sport Edition, and Limited.

How many miles will a Toyota 4Runner last?

Because, as it turns out, the 4Runner is made to last for more than 200,000-miles. In fact, according to iSee Cars, approximately 0.2% of 4Runner models will last for more than 300,000-miles.

Why is 4Runner mpg so bad?

Poor MPG Another issue created by the 4Runner’s weight and outdated five-speed transmission is EPA-estimated fuel economy figures that seem equally dated: 16/19/17 mpg city/highway/combined for the rear-wheel-drive version.

Should I buy a 4Runner or a Highlander?

Although it doesn’t best the 4Runner in every measure, the Highlander has more usable cargo space. The Highlander’s cargo area is rated at 16.0 cubic feet behind the third row to the 4Runner’s 9.0, and 48.4 cubes behind the second row compared to 46.3 in the 4Runner.

Why is Toyota 4Runner so popular?

Toyota 4runners are known for being simple, capable off-road, and their reliability is nearly unrivaled. They offer an adventurous image for their owner and hold their value very well. The legendary Toyota truck family’s reputation carries over to the 4runner and it’s certainly deserved.

Why is 4Runner resale so high?

One reason is that due to the long generations, even ten year old 4Runners look relevant. They also employ much of the same mechanics that make these Toyota SUVs so capable. Also, with so many different versions and trim levels that have made an appearance over the years, there are a lot of special 4Runners out there.