2011 Toyota 4Runner Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

It is a comfortable car, it has a lot of room and space. It is maintained very well and has not had any issues over 10 years. I would recommend this car to other buyers. The only con is you need to get a net for the back because there is no lip to catch things from falling out of the trunk.

It is a durable vehicle that does not require a lot of maintenance. When work is required, it is affordable and easy to find parts. It is easy to drive and it is a smooth ride. There is a third row giving plenty of room.

It is a SUV that can go off-road. It is a very durable vehicle (due to a recent car accident where I was rear-ended. It only left a dent in my vehicle, but totaled the vehicle that hit me). Also, it has Rear Parking Sensors to alert if you are too close to anything.

There is a lot of cargo space. It has a great safety rating. The gas mileage is not too bad for a vehicle it is size. It has an optional third row. Mechanically it has been very reliable. The air-conditioning works great and I live in Florida.

I love that the back window rolls all the way down. There is a lot of cargo space in the trunk. We have dogs that we like to travel with on long road trips so there is plenty of room for them in the trunk. I love the back up camera and sensor.

Solid built, quiet with upgraded features, good mileage for large vehicle, comfortable ride with nice seating and head room. There is also ample room for storage for road trips, and the design of the vehicle makes it a nice looking vehicle. Nice instrument panel with red light lettering for clear night vision.

There aren't very many cons like I said before, the back trunk is flat on the bumper and items will fall out if you don't attach a net to the back of the trunk. Other cons are it doesn't have convex mirrors seen on a lot of SUVs today.

The gas mileage, like all SUVs, is poorer than smaller vehicles. Various features, such as a backup camera, where not standard options for the 2011 model. The headlights are a little dim. There is a high upfront cost, although the model holds it value pretty well.

I was it was more gas-efficient. Also, after a while, especially living in a region where temperatures can soar into the triple digits, the trunk opener coating starts to melt. This makes it hard to press in to open the trunk.

It can be difficult for some passengers to get in and out of due to how high the seats are. It can be challenging to park. I feel like there are too many blind spots and difficult to change lanes at times.

Not many negative things about this car. It drives well. I think a third row option would be beneficial for those trips that are not as long. The back seat is spacious but could benefit from a third row.

Cannot think of any. No maintenance other than routine; solid built but not bulky. The engine and all parts under the hood are top quality factory installs, no little annoyances or need to be taken into dealer.