The pros of the vehicle that I drive the most is that it is very reliable and very sturdy as well. I do not know the trim on mine, however, the car that I drive most often is that it is also great on gas.
The extra storage in the back is great for groceries. Being able to lay down the back seats adds extra storage room for moving some larger items. It is an ideal vehicle between a car and a truck. 4 Wheel Drive capacity. It is very comfortable for a sports vehicle. Visibility is excellent and the blind spots are very minimal. Ease of entry/exit - I have bad knees and sometimes have back pain. This vehicle neither sits too low nor too high.
The car is fuel efficient and has a comfortable size to drive around. The car is not too big or too small while providing enough space for more people and/or groceries. The design has also aged quite well.
The back up camera and seat warmers are definitely my favorite part of the whole car. I also really appreciate the space in the back for carrying large cargo. Its customizable and carries a lot for how it looks.
The vehicle that I drive most often, sometimes needs to be jumped. The lights stay on all the time which can result in the cars battery running out. Sometimes the windows also do not properly shut all of the way as well.
It gets poor gas mileage, so it is expensive to drive on a day to day basis, as well as on long trips. It is a noisier vehicle than what I am accustomed to driving. It also is slower on acceleration than what I have been accustomed to. The clear coat and paint have not worn well and the clear coat is peeling badly.
The vehicle, while fuel efficient, feels like the tank is too big and thus as if I were spending a lot of money on gasoline. The car also does not transition smoothly into higher speeds quickly enough.
It constantly thinks theres brake issues, even after being brought into the manufacturer and they check/fix the brakes just go have it go off again on the way home. I also wish I could get the Bluetooth to work with the radio.
The 2005 Toyota 4Runner has an average owner rating of 4.63 out of 5 which ranks it #2 of 17 other Midsize SUVs.
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